nvck

56 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

Hi fellow Christmas lover! Im the same. Got tye Halloween/Fall decor down now bringing up the Christmas tubs.

I actually would rather have milder weather to start November to finish raking, winterizing, decorating because often times it bodes well for cold/snow near Thanksgiving. No guarantees of course. My mind is ready for snow, but i know hiw November weather patterns work.

Yeah, i'll never complain about 60s/70s and sunny, any time of the year. didn't think I'd get that up here, though, in november

I'm a big "christmas season starts november 1st" guy, but it's hard to get into the mood when it's almost 20 degrees above normal

No way... you're telling me there could be cold air or even snow sometime in the winter in the midwest? what a bold call!

October finished as the 7th warmest and 11th driest in cincinnati, dating back to 1872. Only 0.59" of rain!

Thinking that there could be an interesting/more active pattern change coming mid-next week, with a much more seasonable airmass sticking around after like weds/thurs. Chances for rain showers, too

On 9/11/2026 at 11:57 PM, nvck said:

November 3rd

Ride or die with this (probably dying)

close to 70 here, thanks to a stiff S wind. Watching wednesday for a potential record high (current is 72), and the NWS point is 71.

Incredible fall day here today, peak foliage and a nice sunset w/ some virga. 

no complaints here, bring on the 60s and dry

would be fun

campus wx station reporting 79 at 4pm, KMOP reports 81. If these high-level clouds weren't filtering out some sun, I think a run up to 83-85 would be possible. 

Eyeing tonight for some aurora potential, though clouds from Isaias' remnants may limit the visibility in most of MI

Foggy morning here, maybe ~200m visibility off my balcony. it's been lingering for about 2 hours now, kinda surprising given the sun's been up

20 hours ago, Malacka11 said:

Subjective ofc, but imo Pivotal WX is slowly starting to rival Tropical Tidbits for mobile model hawking in terms of UI. Been a long time coming since they have somewhat cleaner output and content otherwise 

weatherfront clears both on mobile, IMO, and I use it maybe 80% of the time on the web, only going to pivotal bc they have more parameters than WF

This is the coldest 60 degree high I can remember. Breezy NW wind, cloud cover keeping us cool, and even chillier after the sun set and the temp plummeted . Def not used to this kind of wx yet

On 9/3/2026 at 9:45 PM, nvck said:

Possible (likely) record-breaking stone for michigan near port huron yesterday afternoon. the exact size is trying to be confirmed, but my guess is in excess of 5"

https://x.com/ConvChronicles/status/2095553949042352298

 

still probably some sort of bureaucratic measures that need to be followed, but I've seen the latest estimated size, and it's in the neighborhood of 5.5", should see some sort of official confirmation from a gov agency soon

1 hour ago, Brian D said:

2099: The next total solar eclipse will take place over Minnesota. It will be visible in the Twin Cites, depending on the weather. (Note: My g & gg kids will be old folks then   ) 

I'll be 93, this'll be my goal 

14 hours ago, nvck said:

November 3rd

for mt pleasant, fwiw. I'll go november 28 for cincy

November 3rd

Low of 53 at the CMU wx station this morning, local min of 43 (!) at roscommon. feels like we've been getting nice clear nights the past couple of days that lend themselves well to a big diurnal temp swing. Still, not many signs of "real fall" on the ensembles for at least the next 7ish days

Possible (likely) record-breaking stone for michigan near port huron yesterday afternoon. the exact size is trying to be confirmed, but my guess is in excess of 5"

https://x.com/ConvChronicles/status/2095553949042352298

Will end with 5.48", seems like a lot but a relative local min compared to some in the IN/KY/OH region

not looking forward to heat/humidity, but nightly storm chances from an active LLJ are very welcome

I don't think I'd mind living in really any state, but the southeast quarter of Wyoming really catches my eye... Winter wx, close to beautiful nature, tons of spring/summer supercells with big hail and tornadoes. Would def need a good windbreaker, though

Another chilly morning here, low of 52, and some gusts to around 25mph this morning. both the coldest temps and highest (non-tstorm) winds i've felt in a few months