Bubbler86
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I know some people that leave their AC at 85 during the summer so 94/73 is nothing to them, while someone who stays in cooler AC all the time will think it is horrible. The great mysteries of assumptive HI values.
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It is a crazy formula but the big issue with the HI is that it is similar to the BMI and contains assumptions. Most HI calculations are also assumptive of being in the shade. History[edit] The heat index was developed in 1979 by Robert G. Steadman.[1][2] Like the wind chill index, the heat index contains assumptions about the human body mass and height, clothing, amount of physical activity, individual heat tolerance, sunlight and ultraviolet radiation exposure, and the wind speed. Significant deviations from these will result in heat index values which do not accurately reflect the perceived temperature.[3] Use this weather calculator if you prefer to enter numbers manually instead of reading a chart. If you're really mathematically inclined, there is an equation that gives a very close approximation to the heat index. However, this equation was obtained using a multiple regression analysis, and therefore, it has an error of ±1.3°F. Heat Index = -42.379 + 2.04901523T + 10.14333127R - 0.22475541TR - 6.83783 x 10-3T2 - 5.481717 x 10-2R2 + 1.22874 x 10-3T2R + 8.5282 x 10-4TR2 - 1.99 x 10-6T2R2 T - air temperature (F) R - relative humidity (percentage)
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Yea, the bull sharks are not needing it. Nooners...87/71 for a 98 HI.
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First 12Z Global keeping hopes alive for easters But then this after no 90s (or just up to 90-91 a day or two) for 4 straight days
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Damn your thermostat is at 100? Are you selling energy back to the power company? LOL.
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That was the year the DNA code was completed and the Camero made its debut in the US. Little did we know that the Camero was a foretelling of what was to come...no longer needing front wheel drive cars in Southeast PA winters.
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Tampa raises its hand as first hand proof of this theory...never reaching 100 in city history.
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MDT trying to catch up to you with it's 86 right now.
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80 in Rou. LNS, MDT and CXY all 83/84/85 right now. They seem to be cooler than I expected.
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That means the red-hot Will Clark rookie will be ruined with gum residue!
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Joe?
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If the 5 min readings are right, MDT got to 75 or 76. 76 would tie the record though. Edit-they just updated and 76 it is.
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Yea might be tight but also the potential for training right over you which would be a drought buster. Rgem shows that opportunity.
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67 for the low here. More 60's HERE this year than last despite the higher daytime readings.
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The next time he comes knocking on my door, things are indeed going to get hot. Sure, he can give me new windows but for half the price of my house!
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Like someone this Am said, it is just the top area that is suffering right now. Yes, some rivers are low but ground water could indeed be much worse. A small area of Franklin County is now in D2 but most of the LSV is still D0 though the crayons are getting ready to add more tomorrow/showing on Thur. On stream flows, most of the LSV is either normal of one level below. Lanco, York and Franklin had one reading each in the two lowest ratings.
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At this point we are all just biden our time for a possible big change.
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Yea, was just referencing something to watch. I did not read anything MU had posted recently so not questioning his call vs model reading.
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All models have been hinting at a wave forming to your SE on the stalled front that passed in the wake of Beryl.
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How low did you get last night? Saw lots of low 60's up your way.
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Up to 92 at Rou making this the hottest day since 6/30 I believe. MDT skyrocketing now as well. East Nantmeal?
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Still holding at 87/88 (going between them) as it has clouded up. MDT reached 93 or 94 but now down to 92/91.
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87 nooners.
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Some almost mid 90's already. 86 here after a low of 66 so 20 degree jump quite quickly.
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Although the center is going North of us on latest runs, most progs are either forming a new low in the aftermath or still through moisture laden air with lots of convection over us as Beryl goes by. Let's hope.
