hardypalmguy

3 minutes ago, Stebo said:

Nah im fine, you however should find a new hobby besides being a main character to a place that is rapidly growing tired of you

If you're fine, you gotta chill a bit and accept different viewpoints.  Like I said, I'm just here to discuss the weather.  It sounds like you prefer echo chamber forums, which isn't healthy discussion.

25 minutes ago, Stebo said:

No Cromartie, it isn't about opposing views, you are a troll who doesn't care and this place banned you a few times before because of that. You are lucky I can't do it myself or you'd been gone already.

Sounds like you have some anger and personal things to work through man.  I'm just here to discuss my viewpoints on the weather.  Hope you can get that figured out and feel better.

1 minute ago, Stebo said:

He is a formerly banned poster who should be again. He is nothing but a troll.

Or maybe you can't handle opposing views and like to live in an echo chamber?

6 minutes ago, HillsdaleMIWeather said:

Have you somehow avoided all Christmas music for decades?

That's Christmas music along with the faux nostalgia about snow, etc.  I'm talking about regular songs that are played year round.

12 hours ago, Stebo said:

Oh yeah the measuring stick is palm trees = life. Way more people die of heat exhaustion at 110 than freezing at 32.

There's a reason there's hundreds of songs about beaches and palm trees yet zero about snow, ice and cold.

3 hours ago, HillsdaleMIWeather said:

If we gotta deal with warm temps for longer, at least give us some fall naders!

"deal with"?  Oh boy....

47 minutes ago, Powerball said:

I'm good, as the trade off will be not having to deal with never-ending feeezing temps a couple months from now.

So true, the freezing temps are not compatible with life.  Never seen a palm tree die because it was 110.  I've seen many die below freezing.

9 hours ago, Lightning said:

Cherry Picking events does not constitute climate change.   Climate will always change because it was NEVER a constant.  These birds showing up is due to various circumstances the least likely being climate change.  Last I checked winters with snow and subfreezing temps still occurs in Wisconsin.   Acting like animals have never shown up in places they don't belong is just ridiculous as saying every one of these events are because of climate change.

<Lightning head in sand> climate isn't warming, climate isn't warming, climate isn't warming. 

9 hours ago, thunderoussnow34 said:

Think I’ll be seeing any up here anytime soon?

They were spotted in Menasha a couple days ago.  Getting closer to you!

25 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Its a sign that they got caught in the winds of Hurricane Idalia. Make sure to let us know how they are doing when its 0F out.

If you believe the BS concocted story of a hurricane over a month ago blowing them up here, I have a bridge to sell you.  They are up here because the planet is warming.

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

lol these temps

 

That's going to be your January climo in about 50 years.

On 9/22/2023 at 11:14 PM, SolidIcewx said:

https://www.mlive.com/weather/2023/09/today-in-michigan-weather-history-this-up-town-had-a-record-snowfall.html

Ironwood MI in 1995 got over 6 inches of snow

Sept 1995 had stupid level cold all the way down into Wisconsin.  No thanks.

On 9/22/2023 at 3:23 PM, TheClimateChanger said:

@hardypalmguy

 

I was down there taking pics.  3 miles from my house.  If this isn't a STRONG sign of climate change, what will the deniers need to see it?

Soon fall colors won’t peak until December.

19 hours ago, Lightning said:

Is this your dream to live on a island like this just off Key West?

 

Problem with an island is you can't get anywhere easily.  Need water access but also a large swath of land.

8 hours ago, cyclone77 said:

The fact that we haven't had a mod in this sub for quite awhile is a testament to some pretty good posters here throughout I'd say.  Yeah we ain't perfect, but overall for an unmodded sub I'd say this sub runs pretty nicely.

We don't need mods, gatekeepers and free speech deniers.  As long as one isn't promoting or doing outright illegal things, people should have the right to speak their thoughts.

4 hours ago, hawkeye_wx said:

The model trend for this weekend into early next week is bad.  There is now unanimous agreement that blocking will win and this system will hit a brick wall over Iowa/Minnesota.  Those juiced-up Euro runs are long gone.  The GEFS and EPS qpf mean have really dried out from Cedar Rapids to Minneapolis, with nothing east of there.  2023 just keeps on giving.

Good - I have stuff to do outside.

16 hours ago, michsnowfreak said:

The hottest temp at Detroit this summer was 90F. Not since 1915 has Detroit had a max temp that low on the year. Yup, you read that right. Its been 108 years since Detroit saw an annual max temp as low as they did in 2023. Since DTW came into existence in 1958, there has never been a period this long without the temp exceeding 90 (ie 91+). We are currently at 407 days and counting, and the previous record was 373 days. Using the entire period of record (1872), this is the longest we have gone without exceeding 90F since 1916 (most of the records were from the 1800s). If we make it to June 25, 2024 without a 91 it will be the 3rd longest period on record, only behind 1878 & 1886. Even if we hit it early, say June 1st, thats already 664 days and blows right past the DTW record by nearly 300 days.

 

More cherry picked data.  Go west across the pond and MKE hit 101 this summer.  With lots of other days in mid 90s.  Your point is but one in a large sea.  And that sea is getting hotter overall.

1 hour ago, Brian D said:

1.10" of rain yesterday. Was a cloudy, cool, wet day. 2.67" (3.53" Sept avg) for the month so far, so looking good  Now it'll slowly clear off today for our first frost potential away from the lake tomorrow morning.

keep that crap up there.  over a month until frost chances grow here.

Heat is gearing up to make a reappearance in the mid to long term.  Let's go!

42 minutes ago, hawkeye_wx said:

Only 0.35" of rain overnight, at the low end of the model range.  Now, it's back to bone dry for the next two weeks.

maybe we can get some more smoke

Papa Euro is just trying to get us ready for snowstorm season 

Post this somewhere else, this isn't the place for it. Oh and before you say I am anti-climate change or something ignorant, I am far from that but this isn't the place for climate change diatribes there is a subforum for that.

As for our summer this year, looks like near avg on the + side. June being the warmer month this summer. 5 & 10 yr trend charts shown respectively.

High of 51 here at midnight, sitting at 48 currently with just over .5” of lake effect rain overnight and today. In a few short weeks will likely see first flakes of the season.