Bubbler86
-
Posts
29,786 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by Bubbler86
-
GFS with a drought ender and major Florida panhandle hurricane is in the mid 200's hour wise. Just for interest of viewing. Actually a bit of a dangerous depiction for this area though it will change.
-
While looking for the year of the Sauss Hawaiian Christmas party, I noticed the MDT Christmas High Record of 66 set in 1889. Turns out that is the oldest record in their books. I find it interesting that the Christmas MDT High Temp record is the oldest record the station has. It also hit 66 on Dec 26th, 1889 which is also a record. Wonder if those wankers were complaining about global warming over the 1889 Christmas table? Note the period of record for MDT is: 1888-07-01 to 2022-09-19.
-
The MDT record high for Christmas eve is indeed 2015 at 70.
-
A rare Superstorm nooner!
-
Speaking of the sun, it is quite warm out in it right now. EB Nooners at 75 degrees.
-
I think some of these differences could depend on amount of sun re: all of our veggies get a lot. If it does not rain ever 2-3 days, it is watering time. Going double digit days with no rain has only happened once in the last 4 years (until now) when I went a good 20+ days with no rain.
-
Yea, mowing will continue into October here...at least for the more lush areas that do not get full sun every day.
-
The drought map is not just recent rains vs. soil moisture and stream flows over a long period of time. Your area has still not recovered from the dry summer though, as you alluded to, this is the weakest of all drought classification to be in.
-
We are still not super dry from the rains earlier in the month but if I did not water the plants in pots and the ground, daily, they would be gone in 2-3 days. 9 days without rain now. By far the longest stretch here since last winter.
-
LOL, you actually are officially in a drought right now...or on the line of it. The D0 star line starts right about at Marysville! LOL.
-
It is only Sept. LOL. Normal highs and lows for Sunday are 74/55
-
CMC and GFS both promise more 80's this weekend into next week. Not cheering just not sure fall fully arrives this week despite a frost risk Friday night.
-
Yea, it does appear most of the LSV is going to be limited on accums.
-
We struck out down here. If we miss out on Thursday we will be headed for 13-14 days of dry. Thursday will be 10.
-
Early bird nooners, it is miserable at 81/76. Small line of rain already entering the LSV but it is falling apart. Larger line looks juiced behind it but HRRR suggests that much of that will scoot north of the LSV/dissipate with more nominal rains for those that get it.
-
Yep, the sweat got a nice blowing off but it never stopped pouring off me on hot and humid nights. And you could not have any thing paper in the non A/C rooms as the humidity made it "damp".
-
I figured the hospital was A/C'ed? But like you, I never had AC until later in life when I moved out of my parents house. I spent many a night with a small fan just inches from my face trying to sleep.
-
What was the A/C set on at the big moment of birth? LOL. Happy Birthday 12 days late!
-
Had me curious. The Max min for today at MDT is 71 in 1965. Boy imagine the mood here if it did not break 70 one night in later Sept. LOL.
-
Sticky 60/59 this AM. Hoping for some lucky rain today. HRRR gets eastern LSV until the mid 80's prior to the front today. Long term GFS is wetter which is certainly good news big picture. Still under 1" for the LSV the next 15 days but at least not bone dry.
-
We only got down to 58 last night so it was pushing 70 by 10AM. My southern position is catching up with me the last few days.
-
It was 84 at noon. Not fall yet. Still 79 right now.
-
88 for the high today. One of the hottest days of the year.
-
Yea, a hot better part of this week coming up. My quick guess as of now is 80's at MDT for 4 days in a row then 70's one day so possible AN 5 of the 7 days. No imminent cold high temps seen on the GFS. Cool. Normal highs start off the week at 77 and spiral down to 74 by this time next week. 3 degree drop in one week. RE: the 90 possibility, the record for Wed at MDT is 94 set in 1895 when there were no cars to pollute.
-
I must admit, I did not know how bad the Auburn QB is.
