FPizz

Sky looks sick as this storm approaches. Getting some good gusts

Severe thunderstorm warning here.

Looks like things popped a little more, we can use a good drink

Those storms near Easton I'm hoping can bring some rain. It will be a close call if they hold. 91 today before the clouds moved in. 88 currently

Surprised Philly vs Trenton differs by that much.

Ever since Fukushima its been warm, odd. Just kidding.

They are like 7 miles or so north of me. Pretty much the same today though

There are two other stations on my street and they had the same as well the past 2 days. We were within .6 which was pretty cool. Love that these stations popped up the in the last several months. 91.6 now.

https://abc11.com/post/central-north-carolina-sees-coolest-start-august-record-more-wet-weather/17502425/ Coldest start to August ever and 2nd wettest?

90 here, last 2 days were 88 and 89.

88.3 here

Ummm, it has been talked about ad nauseam, so lets bring it up again for the millionth time. While we are at it, Newark always seems warm doesn't it? Has that ever been discussed? I never heard this one either over the years. So you are saying that as we warm up a bit, colder departures will be larger with the new norms. That is mind blowing stuff. Any links to papers on it? Fascinating.

It gets brought up multiple times per day, sometimes spanning over pages, since the board existed. Where have you been? It gets talked about more than anything else on this entire sub forum.

88.7 today

55 here this morning

How does this relate to enso? Oh yeah, it doesnt

Yeah, for me I'm on year 12 of them and they are still producing big time. Over the years they got a better looking than mine, but mine still aren't too bad. I have 3900 or so sq feet including my basement and my kids are older than yours (17, 17, 19). But, we are still a good 16 years from retirement, so we will be here for many more years. If people know they are going to be in their homes for a while, I think they are totally worth it. I've mentioned before I didn't install them, I moved in here when they were 4 years old. But with the savings and checks, these would have been paid off in less than 5 years (prior owner paid off up front). The main issue, on year 9, I had a problem with an inverter box. By then, the guys coming out to try to fix them acted like they were looking at a dinosaur and weren't trained on "old" systems. Tech has jumped a ton over that period and it took around 20 months to finally find someone that knew what they were doing.

For last month, zero electric bill, and just got my SREC check, $535. I'm sure my electric bill would have been $400+ easily with the rates going way up. So in one month, that was nearly +1k for me. You really should look into getting panels if you can.

Nice, 55 here as well.

Yes, very nice here. It is 80 with a dew of 61 and winds 5-15 mph. Had to balance out some pool chemicals for a small party here on Saturday, so was outside a lot between work.

Shocked!

How many panels do you have and what is the size of your system?

I know that says August 5th above, but it seems like the chart is from late July? Bluewave posted this one in the ice thread. Looks like it slowed down a bit from 2012?

It isn't. The angle does make it look that way though haha

30 days or so of snowcover out of 19.25" total is a small victory imo