Juliancolton
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You know, the oceans and the sun cycle. It's caused by... the oceans and the sun. Q.E.D.
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Tickling 60 for a couple days in the typical warm areas doesn't really feel like it should count as a torch these days. It's all relative of course and I'm sure the departures are deep enough to qualify, but eh... November is a transition month and we're capable of much warmer, much later.
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If you move beyond the local FM station playing Mariah Carey on repeat for two months, there's a wealth of pretty good Christmas music to be found with a little digging. The problem is that it takes some effort to find stuff that isn't just the 100,000th cover of O Holy Night so sometimes it's easier to just turn on the Warren Zevon or ELO and pretend like you're Jewish.
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That's not a huge difference... they're both up around .9. A verification edge like that probably isn't even discernible without the numerical scores.
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Well, a bit over two weeks, anyway.
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Speak for yourself!
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That would be a terrible bet regardless of the month. I'd feel good about a sig snowfall though. Make it 4" and I'm in.
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Glad we don't live there – LI or SNE.
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Don't forget to like and subscribe
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Fog is awesome. Only radiation fog that you can climb above so it becomes an undercast, though.
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I asked the spruce tree out front but it just lobbed a pine cone at me.
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I can't find my handheld anemometer. Now I'll have to stand out in the driving rain just for the heck of it
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Anyone know why I can't hotlink imgur files anymore?
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Probably 99% of us barely see wet pavement but someone slantgauges their way to 5.74" so the bust police will forbid us from being disappointed.
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SB 51, 3rd quarter. Somebody somewhere sold their soul or something.
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Yeah, but CAA ensures no fake cold so who's to say?
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She took the post down but in the comments she was raving about how they use Doppler radar to create tornadoes for population control... it was a trip.
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The plastic flamingos really look lifelike down there.
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Nah, you had negative rainfall 3 out of 4 months. Water ascended from nearby waterways into the sky.
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I mowed for the first time in a month yesterday (mostly to mulch leaves and even out the few patches that are still growing a bit) and it was intolerably dusty. We're parched. Some of the most reliably vibrant trees in my hood went straight from green to sickly brown this past week - never seen anything like it.
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Sickening. Reports of a kindergarten collapse from the quake while in session, with 100 children unaccounted for.
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Really bad situation in Mexico City unfolding.
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I didn't set up my camera until after the substorm started fading, figured I had more time than I did. Unlike with most events, the photos I got are actually less impressive than what I saw with the naked eye just moments before. Plus, I think I had my camera shooting at the wrong bit depth so the sky is all posterized. Urgh...
