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In New Jersey, the high school football season now starts in late August. It has since 2018. I think that's why school now starts in late August, rather than after Labor Day.

So what would explain why our delivery charges are accounting for more than 3/4 of the bill despite usage rates remaining the same or even dropping in the last few years? Something ain’t right here..

No, a post tropical storm is a system that used to be a tropical storm but is no longer. Post means after, the opposite of pre. So a wave coming off of Africa is not a post tropical storm.

That was me. I missed everything and saw nothing lol. My area won't do thunderstorms this season. But congrats to the places that have had storms. Back to drought imby.

.35 rain from last night.

Blog article on the Nepal floods by a glaciologist providing background and recent history of the area impacted. https://www.antarcticglaciers.org/2026/08/august-2026-nepal-tibet-floods/

Looks like another dry cold fropa. Huge COC tomorrow. Dews well into the 40s up here. Dare I say fall-like in the morning?

I think you pretty much nailed it.

Pretty balmy to start, down to 68F here. Pretty decent weekend coming up, top 5 day tomorrow?

We’re comparing airport name changes to changing the name of the Gulf of Mexico/Lake Ontario to America?

Looks like we start warming up around the 1st of Sept. The 1st half of the month could have a pretty big +anomaly.

The 0Z UKMET has a low form in the subtropics well off the SE coast that later either hits or is about to hit the SE US for the 4th run in a row. Wed. 12Z’s low was weak and it was about to hit NE FL at the end (Sept 2nd). Yesterday’s 0Z had a TS about to come into the S portion of the FL E coast on Sept. 3rd. Yesterday’s 12Z UKMET had TCG at hour 108 that initially moved W but then strengthened into a TS that turned NW to hit Charleston on Sept. 3rd. Today’s 0Z has TCG on Monday (8/31) for the 3rd run in a row with it moving WSW and then making TS status on Tue (9/1). It landfalls on WP Beach on Wed. (9/2) before moving W to the Gulf moving WNW out into the Gulf: NEW TROPICAL CYCLONE FORECAST TO DEVELOP AFTER 96 HOURS FORECAST POSITION AT T+ 96 : 28.9N 74.4W LEAD CENTRAL MAXIMUM WIND VERIFYING TIME TIME POSITION PRESSURE (MB) SPEED (KNOTS) -------------- ---- -------- ------------- ------------- 0000UTC 01.09.2026 96 28.9N 74.4W 1013 21 1200UTC 01.09.2026 108 28.2N 75.9W 1012 27 0000UTC 02.09.2026 120 27.0N 77.6W 1008 35 1200UTC 02.09.2026 132 26.5N 79.4W 1006 37 0000UTC 03.09.2026 144 26.9N 81.4W 1004 29 1200UTC 03.09.2026 156 27.6N 83.7W 1003 40 0000UTC 04.09.2026 168 28.6N 86.0W 1001 40

@WxWatcher007 post here is reasonable and states facts.

Picked up 1.3 inches really fast.

Open back up to a nice clear view of the eclipse. Tried to take some pictures, but they suck.

Eclipse is visible for some of us right now, at the moment, just got a pretty good look at it before it got filtered.

You are being specific as to why a given change occurs, when I was talking in only in general about how it is nothing new for name changes and how they are more common than many think. Your statement is non-sequitur argument. And your statement is selective outrage, as I noted in my initial post was likely occurring/occurred Again, I was only talking in general and giving a bunch of historical examples about location name changes and how many administrations have done it...factual. The implied deriding statement "opus of factuality" is an ad hominem attack/poisoning the well statement. I suggest you avoid committing logical fallacies in your statements if you want to have a reasonable discussion. I said my post was not political, and you turned it into one. I stuck w/ facts..