Baroclinic Zone

71F as of 11AM here. 35F for my low.

Some slight damage reported from yesterday earthquake. https://www.wcvb.com/article/earthquake-strikes-massachusetts-november-8-2020/34610179

Amazing behind the scenes.

It was a great segment to watch. The General made no reference to the specific amount of vaccine they have stockpiled so as to not open up any avenues of question on it. They went over the logistics of the storage facilities and the type saying dry ice is the way it has to be stored. They also went over the computer system that was developed solely for the purpose of monitoring and tracking the virus and vaccines. It has all the facilities that would store the virus and all the locations where you could receive from hospitals to clinics to pharmacies. The system didn't exist several months ago and has yet to be fully tested, which will occur only once the vaccines are distributed and given.

Did you see the 60 Minutes segment in the link I posted earlier? They go through the whole process. There's already a stockpile of vaccines at the ready for whenever the approval is given for use.

I never said you did. Others are accusing them though.

There's a difference between a healthy dose of skepticism vs accusing them of rushing a drug to market without checks/balances. Past history does not predict future outcomes or events.

Agree, the conjecture by some is strong.

Which model to believe this week? GFS or Euro? They are night and day apart on rains.

My bet is that is probably how long the efficacy will end up being. I see Covid as a more virulent strain of the Influenza virus and that vaccine lasts around that long as well.

While you may not, there are many more high risk people that are and will be.

Let's hope this pans out. https://www.cbs.com/shows/60_minutes/video/g5eZaC1o4AnUoONvOipkgVpCEM8FukNF/operation-warp-speed-planning-the-distribution-of-a-future-covid-19-vaccine/

I have never felt anything as distinct/weird as that yesterday.

Swore I felt an aftershock around 3am this AM.

Ditto. Felt nice walking the dog with the thick fog too.

76F here. Down to 48F already though.

I blow the into the wooded area I have around my property. I rake as little as little as possible. Toughest part I have is wind and my property having a slope of about 8’ that I have from the street to the tree line that I have to blow the leaves up to.

74F

It’s vibrating solid ground, which will generate sound waves.

Yeah, good way to describe it.

Same.

4.2 in Westport, RI.

Earthquake for sure!