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Sounds like a yellow Jacket sting.. Dolomedes tenebrosus, commonly known as the dark fishing spider, is venomous, but its venom is not medically significant to humans. While they can bite, they are not aggressive and usually bite only when mishandled. The bite is typically no more severe than a bee sting, and most people do not experience serious effects.

^sold. Let’s go King!

What is the human reaction if bitten by one of those monsters? Rash, poison, death?

AI image search results... What a beautiful spider..

It looks like your chicken got struck

Columbia: 0.20" late this afternoon in downpour in my ‘hood.

All showers and storms died out as they approached Bergen County. Hopefully the Bergen Bubble is not in effect for this system coming. Grass is already getting light in some spots.

Highs: EWR: 88 TEB: 86 New Brnswck: 86 PHL: 86 ACY: 85 BLM: 84 LGA: 84 NYC: 84 TTN: 84 JFK: 77 ISP: 76

WB 18Z EURO Saturday total mostly late afternoon and evening Sunday Monday Tuesday Total through Tuesday.

Fishing spiders...biggest in New England. Click the photo if you want see the details. Beautiful spiders.

I'm sticking with the Over/Under at 15-16 Named Storms.

Missing the core, but don’t need any hail

79 the high here, now 63

My wife says Dolomedes or “fishing spider”

Violent CGs to the north

Ya spiders usually don't bother me but that would

The number #1 reason NOT to move to Australia.

With a pot of gold on my dong.

Sunset was absolute fire tonight.

It was on the door of my shed. Believe me, I took a few steps back when I saw it. The board it’s on is 4 inches across so it gives you an idea of the size.

Should have dropped one of your innumerable window units on it.

-QBO and neg-Neutral ENSO has been associated with cold December's. 1989 and 2005 are examples. But there really isn't that much data to make such a conclusion, especially with something being near neutral.

Are you using the Ginxy S34? I have the same problem with it. All the pictures suck.

Tiny little thunderstorm passing overhead. Had a few rumbles of quiet thunder.