King James

2 hours ago, SolidIcewx said:

That sunspot is a beast. 5 CMEs in the past few days. The next couple days can’t go fast enough so it turns out of our direction. July 2012 we missed a massive almost carrington style solar flare missed earth by 3 days

Regardless, the grid is going down at some point soon, by hook or by crook. Hope all my weather friends have fresh water, canned food, candles, batteries, and God. 
 

Goodluck friend . 

Coming for your grid 

Sitting right on the IL/IN, like my spot 

And then…

Mosquitos are as bad as I’ve ever seen 

Anyone getting their veggie garden started early this year?

2 hours ago, A-L-E-K said:

Isn't it a soil temp thing, got to imagine still not warm enough imby

64 degrees at an 8 inch depth 

https://extension.illinois.edu/insects/cicadas

5 hours ago, Floydbuster said:

What exactly do these people (SPC, Storm Chasers, Social Media crazies) keep seeing to make them get so bullish on severe risks the last few weeks? 

Literally, twitter had people talking about 1974 outbreak for Ohio last week, now they're talking about May 3, 1999 for the Great Plains/Oklahoma next week. I'm assuming those are rare events. Why is everyone so crazy bullish? 

After these events underperform, what exactly is not occurring that these people keep expecting to happen? Is it not enough instability? Is it not high enough dew points?
 

Got to convince the people that they should fear the weather, pay more taxes, and eventually get to mars lol. 
 

I listen to AM radio all day and seemingly every week there is another weather story curated in a way that makes a garden variety storm sound as if it’s a precursor to greater threats in the future 

The playbook is exhausting. 

Enjoy all the occult rituals today boys

Turn off the TV

3 hours ago, buckeye said:

amen!

that and those damn windmills too.    Poor birds, if they manage not to get sliced and diced, they have to hope they don't get fried in mid flight now.

Those are fields we use to grow crop in as well. As supply chains continue to falter, we continue to ruin good dirt. It won’t be without consequences. 

10 hours ago, OrdIowPitMsp said:

Had some snowflakes mix in with the rain today in rural Nicollet County MN where I was doing a geotechnical investigation for a future solar farm. Metro stayed dry. 

Ease up on the solar farms plz. Ugly ass things are popping up everywhere. 

Excited for the serpent rockets and CERN stuff

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I love winter storms and having 5+ days getting lost in model watching with you all

But this winter was so tame and mild I can’t be mad at it. It was so bad that it was good.  

No snow and 50 degrees today. Feel like I win 

Meh. Those who go into “storm cancelled” mode are so much worse than the weenies 

It’s weather, it’s fun, bring on the clown maps 

Can’t even hit the bowl outside nowadays 

For those who think the climate is changing, how about looking to the winds?

Every other day there seems to be 30-40mph winds and every year they get more relentless 

When I moved to a rural area, I noticed the wind more because there is nothing to block it. But these last 3-4 years the winds feel like they are on another level. Both in frequency of windy days and the strength of the wind on those days 

Since when is this kind of wind described as “breezy”?

It’s like a blow dryer on full blast outside. Stiff and unrelenting wind. 

Man this winter has been awesome 

Sitting pretty for this one here in IKK

Doesn’t get any better than this. Spring warmth and maybe some storms tomorrow. 

49 minutes ago, HillsdaleMIWeather said:

Day 6 and 7 slight risks introduced 

Nice! 

17 hours ago, TheClimateChanger said:

What an absolutely historic winter this has been... been diving into some of the numbers. Really looking forward to the end of February to go through the final figures. 100 years ago, this would have been front page news in the New York Times - probably multiple times over the course of the winter. But nobody cares anymore, certainly not our derelict media. I guess back then a lot more people were working outdoors and would take notice of the anomalies. Many more day-to-day impacts from the weather.

The sun is hot

1 hour ago, A-L-E-K said:

 

Love to see it