nvck

Not sure why the gif is reversed, but I like the trend on the eps honing in on a deeper low, located right near the MI/OH/IN border, which would be pretty favorable for snow for us in michigan.

Looks like about 60% of members on the 12z EPS have some snow during the day on Sunday, with that percentage closer to 90 when you include Monday, and the possible LE snow.

16 hours ago, Stebo said:

Mt Pleasant, CMU student?

yessir!

Past few runs of the EPS really trying to sell our first snow chcs of the season up here. Something to keep an eye on, fs

Just now, eyewall said:

link?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2HfoQ_HMfY

either my wifi has totally dropped or the cam finally went down...

ETA: back a couple min later

looks like locations right on the shore are about to enter the eye.

Hearing 889 extrap now 

Edit- check your sources lol

3 minutes ago, Morris said:

That 170 kts unflagged SFMR... 

Wow

Insane last half hour or so on IR. Complete ring of -80s wrapping around now

https://x.com/wX_nvck/status/1982645615374082373?t=IhnzuFVyTW0CM-DjZO-Ndg&s=09

On 10/7/2025 at 9:27 AM, GoAPPS said:

I hope this isn't a dumb question, but is there a website similar to Tropical Tidbits or Pivotal Weather where I can see graphical representations of Google AI model products?

https://deepmind.google.com/science/weatherlab

I don't know if this is exactly what you're looking for but I like this site for deepmind tracks, at least.

thick cloud cover today has kept the high so far to 66, a nice change from the consistent 70s we've been having. not looking forwards to another run at 80 this weekend.

14 hours ago, TheClimateChanger said:

Bradford pear?

evil, evil tree

4 hours ago, TheClimateChanger said:

Wow! 23F at Sidney, Ohio yesterday. Also, 32F at Springfield, Ohio.

don't buy that 23 at all, lol. some of these COOP sites have terrible siting and should be taken with a grain of salt

Really, really dry august so far, I think based on the (incomplete) xmACIS viewer, this'll be a top-10 driest august for mt. pleasant. Can tell, grass is very brown and some trees are losing leaves a little prematurely. Hoping this mid-week system gets us a good soak, but I don't think it'll be more than a 1/4 inch.

lock it in!

both the gfs and euro ensembles have a high in the low 60s for next Friday here in mt pleasant. Should feel great after a couple days of 80s

Interesting write-up about google's deepmind model, and how it did for erin: https://arstechnica.com/science/2025/08/googles-ai-model-just-nailed-the-forecast-for-the-strongest-atlantic-storm-this-year/

14 hours ago, OrdIowPitMsp said:

44.53+ N checking in.

Some color on random maples and cottonwoods, but that happens every year. 

Same around here, between that and the 60s, fall is really hitting nice 

am I crazy or is anyone else seeing a little color on the leaves 

can anyone else at 43.5+ N confirm lol

Looking forward to temps in the mid 60s for the first day of classes on monday, will be a real shock after months of upper 80s and mid 70s dew down here

wow, yeah, close to a foot of rain in MKE the past couple of days, and absolutely nothing across the lake...

Thankfully aqi is down into the 30s here after 24 or so hours around 100. Sucks what you all are dealing with up north

1 hour ago, GoAPPS said:

(Oct. 10) A rare solar storm brought the aurora very far south. I took this photo from the desolation of Foundy Street in the River Arts District.

this is an incredible picture, wow

2 hours ago, BarryStantonGBP said:

 

oi, would you look at these lists

remember when it was all proper names, now it’s like the YOOKAY weather report

used to be Andrea, Barry, Karen, now it’s “Humberto,” “Imelda,” “Lorenzo,” “Nestor,” “Pablo,”

and next year we’ve got “Gonzalo,” “Isaias,” “Omar,” “Imani,”

2027 comes along, suddenly it’s “Imani” and “Julian” and “Odette”

then you scroll a bit further, and it’s “Idris,” “Farrah,” “Idalia,” “Jose,” “Miguel,” “Rafael”—what is this, the Notting Hill Carnival?

 

just waiting for the day they throw in a “Deshawn,” “Aaliyah,” and “Tyrone” for full diversity bingo

if “Wendy” ever gets replaced, I’m betting it’s “Lashonda”

won’t be long before a Category 4 makes landfall and it’s “Storm Kwame” battering Cornwall

multicultural britain strikes again—soon you’ll need a pronunciation guide just to read the NHC update

 

back in my day, a storm was called Bob, not “Gonzalo”

progress, they call it

pass me the PG Tips

 

 

 

 

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right, so i’m looking at this year’s hurricane names and i’ve got to ask

when did we swap out Bob and Wendy for Humberto and Imani?

can’t even read half the list without feeling like i’m on the night bus through brixton

proper british storms used to be called something you’d name a golden retriever—barry, karen, bill

now it’s “farrah,” “gonzalo,” “imelda,” “lorenzo”—what’s next, “storm shaniqua” and “hurricane deshawn” making a landfall in devon?

 

can’t wait for the NHC to start posting pronunciation guides in punjabi, just for inclusivity

soon as “Wendy” retires, bet your last rich tea it’s getting replaced by “Laquisha” or “Adebola”

back in the day under thatcher, storms hit with names like bob and andrew—flattened your house and didn’t need a passport

now it’s “humberto” and “idris”—i’m half-expecting the shipping forecast to start with “big up to storm leroy” battering the channel islands

 

progress, they call it

one day you’re tracking hurricane bill, next thing you know, it’s hurricane omar raving it up over the isles of scilly

this is what multicultural britain looks like—YOOKAY 2025, mate

where’s my PG Tips and a proper storm called Nigel?

Take your meds, man