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I did a sea level search for my particular location and it was 33 feet above. Now I understand why the surge simulation oh a category 4/5 hurricane direct hit would get the water as close as one block to my west. I keep thinking of the ice melt sea rise effect on infrastructure. The sewers systems waste water erupting, transit system, power grid, treatment plants. Perhaps the effort to protect home in order to stay may be beyond the financial, if not technical ability for that near future time to accomplish. When the next iteration of the grapes of wrath is being written by one of our descendants on an interplanetary resettlement ship, ……… some may still close their eyes and remember the sound of the waves and the aroma of the ocean gently kissing the shore. Stay well, Liberty, as always ….
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Chester County PA - Analytical Battle of Actual vs. Altered Climate Data
rclab replied to ChescoWx's topic in Climate Change
Well there goes your shot for the congeniality award at the atmospherics convention. As always ….. -
A fun SNL skit could have NWS Meteorologists surrounding the ASOS and singing The Camelot lyrics substituting Central Park for Camelot. As always …..
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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
rclab replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Good morning S19. The SST measurement…. Is it strictly a surface temperature or is there any depth that also defines it. The thought of ocean surface temperatures approaching 90F, as shown on the graphic is sobering. Thank you, as always …… -
2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
rclab replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
I feel, MN, that your first sentence speaks more of frustration than contention. My understanding of the atmosphere is less than fragmentary when compared to the well versed members of our forum. To give a simple answer in predicting the behavior of our atmosphere may be thought of as courageously assertive or assertively foolish. I do agree with your law school instructors admonition. Could such a ‘brief and to the point’ desire be applied to judicial decisions in our courts. Perhaps only to a jury with just a one or two word answer to a judge’s final question. Please don’t take exception to what I’ve writes. I want to thank you for giving what grey matter I have left, some exercise. As always -
I was hoping to read a post from you again before I transition. Stay well, you’re already blessed. As always …..
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No wonder your reindeer can fly. As always …..
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Today John Lennon could have easily added ‘imagine if we didn’t click’ to his song. As always we will click …..
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That sorta reminds me of when I was a kid in the early 50’s and we used to play tag with, what we called, sun showers. I guess the convection strength was either very isolated or that the ASOS cover foliage in Central Park soaked up a lot of what was falling. I like your screen name. As always …..
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72 in my UHI blessed Brooklyn postage stamp as opposed to 64 at Central Park, probably due to natural air conditioning. As always …
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Downpour with thunder in progress. As always …. IMG_2384.mov
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Good morning GL! Not sure if ‘Day Of The Triffids’ seed kits are still on the market … it’s a thought if ‘neighbor control’ becomes a necessity. Stay well, as always …..
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102 in my part of Brooklyn, 96, down from 98 at Central Park. It’s good to see that the ASOS forest is still effective. After being out more than I should have today, I no longer wholly believe that wisdom is wasted on the young. When I was foolishly outside pursuing heat stroke, today my wisdom was home staying cool. stay well Rob, as always …..
