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2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
TradeWinds replied to BarryStantonGBP's topic in Tropical Headquarters
SSTs took an absolute beating NC and north. Agree that current weather shows no opportunity for recovery. A hybrid storm north of NC could still happen but anything tropical would likely rapidly weaken. Water temps are in 60s in some places and oceanic heat content is very low. SC and south still has fuel. Offshore buoys in FL in mid 80s and still upper 80s in some places off FL east coast. Steering pattern still in protection mode from East. -
That sounds insane
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These polar jet breakups that drive cool polar air down to latitudes where it is unseasonably have become more common if anything. We had that big Texas freeze a few years back. Just recently New Orleans had a significant snowfall.
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Already 32.6 at Canaan NWR. Fast! It was 37.3 this time yesterday.
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Took some adjustments to the Catoctin downslope breeze to get my three point shot to fall, but overall, a very Colorado-like day.
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Saw 3 wins in a row. Can’t go tomorrow booooo
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Looks like we may do this all over again in about 8-9 days if modeling is correct. Bout time for a fall thread!
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2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season
NorthHillsWx replied to BarryStantonGBP's topic in Tropical Headquarters
Not to beat a dead horse but holy moly it’s quiet in the tropics - Today
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Just the underground relative of the bald-faced hornets nests. Probably a nest of several hundred. Unfortunate that it occurred.
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You have to be careful this time of year. That's when the nests get huge. I've had three major attacks in my line of work. All in the fall. In two , I was stung in the teens and twenties. One in the hundreds.
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Just did a quick look up of yellow jackets and I had no idea their hive can have thousands in it. I'm always extra careful doing yard work. No problems yet (knocks wood).
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Poor AHATT. What thumping they took after July.
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Lots more males in the fall which are smaller than the females and of course the queen.
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I think we have them all by now. Confirmed nests of the southern in Western Mass. Not sure how they can possibly be more aggressive than the eastern or German. They all suck.
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Are any of these Southern Yellowjackets? I've been seeing much smaller ones lately, usually they're Eastern or German and those are larger? I'm not really sure.
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I could take a whiff until December easily.
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""Many bees traveled into the school building," he said in a statement. The fire department later clarified that the stings were from yellowjackets"
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So am I, Going to be on the water friday rain or shine.
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"An underground bees' nest near the end of the bus loop, far from the playground and building, was disturbed," Adams said in a letter to the school community. "Unfortunately, several students and staff members were stung, and many bees traveled into the school building." they literally quoted saying underground bees nest