Sundog
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Latest 40s is an interesting stat. I'd like to know that too. I remember we got into the low 50s in early July in NYC in 2001.
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Hey dude A bunch of people changed names and I wasn't sure who was who lol
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100 million people rent. They're not putting solar panels. And even if you own your property, you'd have to shell out a ton of money up front. Half the country can't even afford one emergency, solar panels aren't happening for regular joe.
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I bet you wouldn't do it either if it didn't come with the house. And how about the 150 million people that can't put solar panels? Not everyone lives in suburban sprawl. I think we've earned the right to complain when the "authorities" make boneheaded decisions on our behalf.
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Is buttermilk supposed to smell bad? I reconstituted a brand new buttermilk powder bag with water and it does not smell good. I have zero experience with buttermilk, this is my first foray into using it.
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But with 70 million people.
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Pool party is like the only activity that this weather sucks for lol A June 1st pool party always had a decent shot at weather not conducive to swimming.
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If you are interested in beach activities sure. But then again swimming would still be freezing even if the air was warm enough to go to the beach. Or maybe you think the breeze is too strong?
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I'm sad that today is probably our last refreshing open windows day for a long time.
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NYC already had a nuclear plant that provided 20% of its electricity needs, free of global price shocks and instability, and a clean source of 24/7 baseload power. Then the geniuses that run this place decided that it needed to be shut down. And guess what? Now we use far more fossil fuels to make up the loss on supply and my bills are approaching DOUBLE what I paid in 2020, and I even installed efficient heat pumps. The only wingnuts are the pretend environmentalists that have an irrational hate for nuclear.
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A lot of is we just eat too much, period. There's definitely crap in the food, but if we also ate less we'd also eat less of the crap.
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Electricity wasn't even that bad up until 2020. Then we decided that we need to get rid of nuclear, shut down fossil fuels too quickly, depend on slow to be built and expensive off shore wind farms, etc. What can go wrong!
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That's true. It's crazy how now we see smoke so often. The only other time I remember experiencing smoke before the last few years was back in summer 2002 from the fires in Quebec.
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There's an aurora tonight? Will it be as good as last year's? And what time around will it be?
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If the smoke is mostly elevated it shouldn't make a difference to people with breathing issues I would think.
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I'd take an average high of 95 degrees if I knew that when the Sun went down we'd quickly drop down into the low 70s and our overnight lows were near 60.
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That November snowstorm dropped a branch on my car that dented the roof and broke off my driver's side door mirror. Somehow by some miracle it didn't break any glass.
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You mean 2002. That wraparound was amazing. I had about 8 inches but like 2 miles east were reports of almost 10 inches. I was driving a rear wheel drive stick shift car with performance tires not equipped for winter conditions. That evening was a crash course in winter driving lol. Car actually got stuck in the parking spot that I somehow managed to get it into.
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And NYC has had over 5 million people since 1910. That's still bigger than the second biggest city in 2025, LA. So UHI was well baked in by then. I want to know if there is a way to find how highs and lows have changed over time separately instead of being averaged together.
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People are getting used to Virginia winters. There is a reason Floridians act like 60 degrees is freezing. They got used to 90 and humid.
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I think the interior might have been able to hold on to snow at least initially, but the wraparound would have been snow.
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If this was winter the coast would have committed suicide. That looks like some beautiful wraparound for the interior. Just a classic depiction.
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It flew north too fast to drop anything significant for the coast.
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Well that was a bust for everyone east of 95.
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The 3k NAM has been all over the place. A few runs ago it had the storm completely bypassing everyone to the south and east. The regular NAM is more in line with other models:
