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  2. TheClimateChanger
    Interesting. I have been very skeptical of claims that HTHH caused climate warming. Never heard of a volcanic eruption producing a significant warming effect prior to 2022.
  3. TheClimateChanger
    I don't buy it. Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai was a VEI of 6 [or at least high end 5]. Prior to 2022, all available science said strong volcanic eruptions cause cooling, not warming. I have read in the past where a series of eruptions or flood basalt eruptions can lead to climate warming over time, but not ephemeral warming. Instead, they lead to sustained warming over long [geological] timescales from increased atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations. Unless someone can provide proof from the geological record of a volcanic eruption causing warming, I am going to assume HTHH led to climate cooling and it would have been even warmer over the past couple of years in the absence of the volcano.
  4. Lava Rock
    75/35. She's a beut Clark
  5. WxUSAF
    3 swings and misses with showers today. Ducking and weaving.
  6. psv88
    80
  7. Runman292
    Just about everyone in TN is now in the Enhanced risk for Severe storms tomorrow.
  8. North Balti Zen
    DCA 100 IAD 103 BWI 102 RIC 101
  9. North Balti Zen
    Looks like maybe rain/storm at my house in monkton looking at radar - downtown Baltimore nothing.
  10. jbenedet
    Looking at most guidance ex the GFS op you can see how odds favor decent weather. GEM makes most sense to me. Even the 12z GEFS has the surface low SE of the BM by 12z Sat. Not buying bs IVT on the GFS.
  11. nycwinter
    thank goodness it will turn cooler starting thursday wearing a hoodie and jacket in these temps is uncomfortable..
  12. bluewave
    A recent study found that the volcanic eruption had a cooling effect.
  13. nrgjeff
    Yeah I agree with Andy on Indiana above. Illinois boundary right now enjoys more instability. However Indiana convergence zone will have a ton of SRH. Plus it'll destabilize too. I have always preferred the eastern of two surface troughs when chasing east of the Mississippi River. Midwest, Mid-South, Deep South. Then more upper level support is over Indiana. Need to catch the right entrance/rear of the upper jet, which is somewhat departing Illinois. Now there's a Plains short-wave coming out, but that is the overnight stuff. Daytime I think Indiana. LLJ also hangs in better Indiana vs Illinois.
  14. LibertyBell
    Thats why I said I would cap all hurricanes to Cat 1 and all tornadoes to EF1, up to then it's fun and rare.... anything past 1.... no thank you, Florida can handle it a lot better than we can.
  15. King James
    Sitting right on the IL/IN, like my spot
  16. LibertyBell
    79 here now, it's really nice!
  17. andyhb
    Today and tomorrow look pretty volatile across a fairly large expanse of real estate. Indiana today seems like the best bet for chasing, good recovery going on in behind the earlier line of storms plus winds are staying more backed than the RAP was indicating.
  18. Great Snow 1717
    ..it's been sssoooo long since there was a day in the mid to upper 40's....
  19. Damage In Tolland
    Lol Heat in May? Uninstalled
  20. psv88
    Beautiful 77 and clear skies. Perfect May Day
  21. powderfreak
    I mean sensibly yeah, 53F or 48F. Doesn’t really matter at all. A max in the 50s vs the 40s isn’t a spring celebration.
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  23. pen_artist
    Mesoscale disco out highlighting tornado watch incoming for NE & E IL, N IN, and extreme SW MI.
  24. Eskimo Joe
    My Tempest weather station has a decent lightning detector and sends reliable push notifications.
  25. forkyfork
    it's boring outside
  26. Yanksfan
    It’s like if a Cat 4 hurricane is making a beeline at the city. My emotions would be on the fence between intense fear and sheer excitement.
  27. Eskimo Joe
    Let's slow this down by 6 to 9 hours and we're probably getting into something fun.
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