Childude645

We seeing Derecho or what?


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Saw that. Yes! 

1 hour ago, Childude645 said:

despite rainy weekends and a few significant rain storms. if i can find a way to post a recent cliff slide i recorded from a few weeks back i will.     

https://streamable.com/gstepv

Just now, Childude645 said:

despite rainy weekends and a few significant rain storms. if i can find a way to post a recent cliff slide i recorded from a few weeks back i will.     

were shaping up for a DRY july on the vineyard, i manage robotic lawn mowers on over 100 lawns here on the vineyard, and by my observations its getting dry.

despite rainy weekends and a few significant rain storms. if i can find a way to post a recent cliff slide i recorded from a few weeks back i will.     

+4" here on the vineyard

1 hour ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Got my first tick bite today, so at least we got that out-of-the-way! 

two lonestar bites for me this spring 

2 hours ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Pennies and nickels this year, can’t even get a dime.  (except at the dispensary)

dispernsaries are for tourists... suport local.

44 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

Looks light, but I'm sure convoys of plows and salt/sand will be absolutely crushing it like a blizzard, crapping all over everything

you should see how much sand (mostly salt) that they spread down here on the vineyard!

ironic considering were sourounded by salt water

Just hit 32 at MVY airport (significant radiating there)

Too much light pollution in down town Edgartown for me to see but these shots are from a buddy in Chilmark MA on the vineyard

I usually don't follow the tropics, but I find myself becoming fascinated with this storm.  Things have been so boring weather-wise this summer, but we just finished one devastating storm a week ago and now another has formed... with maybe additional in the pipeline?

Inch on the vineyard so far

39 MVY airport (radiates so much there) it’s 57 right now in Edgartown a few miles away




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39 MVY airport (radiates so much there) it’s 57 right now in Edgartown a few miles away




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On 9/27/2024 at 9:17 PM, cleetussnow said:

Anyone into the comet thats coming? I’m kinda excited to see one naked eye.  I remember hale bopp, hyakutake, haley.  This won’t be as good its the one we got rn.  

"haleys coming..."

3 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

This looks wet !

no wet for us, we got our wet last weekend

1-2” here on MVY

MVY, ACK and the outer cape have been getting hosed since 4:30 5pm

looks like i will be getting rain here tho

Just now, Childude645 said:

sand hill crane!

the Ribeye of the Sky!

24 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

It was brown/grey.  But the pictures I look at online are way off, it was at least 2 if not 3' tall standing with crazy wingspan, it flew away as I drove up to it. All legs

sand hill crane!

45 minutes ago, Torch Tiger said:

I saw some type of stork-heron thing today? lol.  Was in the woods in Harvard MA.  It had like 1.5' legs, but 2-3' tall?  small body/frame, brown/grey?. Wing span was 5-6ft.

egret?

Stay safe everyone!

5 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

It is super difficult to get prolific/historic seasons...in any regards. Severe, winter, tropical. It is exceedingly difficult to get the dominos to fall perfectly. There probably is a reason for this too which probably can be proved via advanced atmospheric physics and all starting with the balancing equations. The atmosphere is always trying to be in balance which of course is why we have weather. If you have parameters, variables, etc. which are extremely favorable for one thing to happen, there are going to be a set of parameters, variables to try and balance, or cancel those out. Its when all these parameters are extremely volatile do we see extreme weather occur.  

so simple, so complex.