KakashiHatake2000

yes 13 tornadoes with that system apparently unfortunately with one injury however no other injuries or fatalities were reported

there was a spc update earlier today and slight risk is now south of us into mississippi and portion of alabama and us and possibly kentucky in marginal and general thunder risk i didnt really think its worth posting since a new day 1 outlook will be posted tomorrow morning at 1 am

slight and marginal risk issued for friday should also get decent amount of heavy rain with marginal and slight out for excessive rainfall too

sure im down for rains possibly lightning and thunder maybe some strong storms ohx says their not saying the all clear just yet since trough could be dynamic even though meager instability

Oh I see gotcha and thank you for the warm welcome jaxjagman .

lol haha alright i guess we will have to pack it up then nah im jk also at the bottom of the text he says that not 2000-2001 but rather 2008 and 2010 december im no expert but i feel like december 2008 seems like the closest match and gotcha jaxjagman

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1434077554743564&id=100044239995530&http_ref=eyJ0cyI6MTc2NjI1OTY4NTAwMCwiciI6IiJ9&hpir=1 post on facebook from mitch west weather and also ross elliot

next week looks quite rainy and wet pattern taking place

That is pretty pleasant fall like October temperatures enjoy Daniel Boone mostly to partly cloudy here windy and cool .

I haven’t really seen anything with the people I’m following in East Tennessee no posts or weather coverage .

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did yall see the 6-10 day climate prediction center precipitation out look it shows green east of the rockies also the 8-14 shows green in the northern plains to central plains with us being in equal chances so i guess that is a win win

i think it is safe to say i wore my tennessee vols shirt for a good reason i heard that they won today "TN beats Syracuse 45-26" "

https://www.nasa.gov/blogs/wallops/2025/08/24/nasa-sounding-rocket-mission-targeting-aug-25-launch-attempt/ looks like there could be a rocket launch in the mid atlantic

yeah same cyclone-68 i just gave it a watch too and most definitely is interesting from a meteorological standpoint

ladies and gentlemen the moment youve been waiting for the case study for the may 31st 1985 tornado outbreak a meteorological breakdown

https://x.com/convchronicles/status/1959276496687903012?s=46&t=nTdsbQZkQMPkUI3zGjAXJg convective chronicles is planning on uploading a case study on the may 31st 1985 tornado outbreak i figured that yall would be interested looking back on it with the case study

oh i see gotcha and yeah fair i still think the food is good though even if it is something affordable but what you described seems pretty delicious

i usually like to go to cracker barrell and yeah you do in fact have to walk around the gift shop when waiting on your table but the food does taste pretty good and agreed baroclinic zone

oh i see gotcha i guess it has to do with new research or climate change or global warming or something but interesting nonetheless thank you daniel boone

oh okay gotcha thank you daniel boone at least it will be better than the temps we have now im guessing they change the climatology maybe every decade or something i guess but good to know

thankfully there are antibiotics that you can take at least despite there not being a lymes disease vaccine out yet i kind of wish that one from the early 2000s could be brought back even though low demand

oh wow that is a lot of tick bites but yeah im glad you just had an itch and not anything else asside from the 6 inch black and blue mark on your behind and an itchy bottom too

just gotta go and always make sure to check and by that i mean everywhere i think they could get it by walking in tall grass in the woods places like that i believe i might have to look it up and see actually Tick Bite Sources Ticks can be found in various outdoor environments, but they are most commonly encountered in specific habitats. They thrive in wooded, grassy, brushy, or shaded areas with high humidity, such as tall grass, leaf litter, shrubs, and underbrush, where they can easily attach to passing hosts. While they are often associated with forests and rural trails, ticks can also be present in urban parks, gardens, and even yards, particularly in areas with dense vegetation, leaf litter, or where wildlife like deer and rodents are present. Although ticks are less likely to survive in open, dry, and sunny areas like mowed lawns, they can still be found in unmown, humid, and shady spots within yards. Therefore, while ticks are not found everywhere outside, they are widespread in environments that provide the moisture and cover they need to survive and feed. Ticks are commonly found in wooded areas, low-growing grasslands, and yards, especially in shaded and humid spots. They are attracted to areas with wildlife such as deer, squirrels, and birds, which serve as hosts. Ticks do not fly or jump; they climb onto hosts as they brush past vegetation. Areas with tall grass, weeds, and leaf litter are prime locations for ticks. Ticks can also be brought into homes on clothing or pets after outdoor activities.

i had a tick bite on my hip and can confirm that it was definitely itchy and also got it checked out for that disease too i think the tick might have to be on there for a while in order to get that i guess maybe twenty four to forty eight hours not exactly sure