The Reggie hasn't been too hot this season either. Been over amping systems. Sucks cause those two models were like the heavy weights of the last couple of seasons.
I’m still liking the 10-13th timeframe for potential. I see no reason to deviate from my thinking so far. I sniff some opportunities for a wintery appeal.
My spidey senses are tingling for the Nov 10-13ish period. Should be some chilly air around and if a coastal pops, someone might be in business for a wintery scenario. Long shot and could easily go poof.
Only a matter of time before the US got hit with a cane on the uptick. The last several threats have weakened before landfall, some surprisingly so. Perhaps Mike bucks that trend. Have to see what happens.
Something has been kicking Flo in the rump ever since the first EWRC. Seems like it stumbled and couldn’t gets its footing back. Should still cause some extensive damage with surge/flooding potential.
Not a bad scenario as the models show now. Can sit back and watch Flo rip someone's a$$ up from the comforts of my own home while enjoying the late summer weather as the WAR flexes its muscles. Not against that at all.
I’m on the good side of that crap. Nothing but mostly sunny skies and highs in the low to mid 80’s. Only had to contend with smoke from the fires out west. Looks like we get a taste of the damp side tomorrow for a few days. Oh well. Been a great summer up here. No complaints.
91/71 Humidex 106. Sauna stuff. 16th day of a max hi temp of 78 or greater. That’s an all time record. Old one of 14 days goes back to 1876. Should snag another day to add to the tally. That’s remarkable for for these parts.
Yup. Normal for the Northumberland Strait. Water is shallow(relatively) and not much current to mix. Acts more like a Great Lake vs part of the Atlantic. Temps routinely get into the 70's during the summer.
93f(34c) in Halifax. That's about as warm as it ever gets around these parts. Light nw wind keeps the humidity in check but brings heat right to the beaches.