WeatherShak

Sounds awesome. Been looking myself. Where are you building?

I’ve been watching the high level clouds march east over the last hour on satellite.

Wow. 22 degrees.

Noticed DT sounded an “Aleet” this morning.

You must have been snoring good! It was rocking and rolling for about 20 mins around 1130.

78 degrees. Sunny. Beautiful. Light breeze.

My wife got it! I thought no way tornado was banned at that point in our history.

Alert! Final jeopardy on right now. Theme is meteorology. After commercial.

Fatties coming down. 34 degrees.

Powerful gusts rolling through. Temp down to 37. South Alexandria.

Dang. 75 degrees!

Still waiting.

Where?

[emoji848] sleep on the first floor kinda wind?

Excited to test her out for first time this evening/overnight. 7 mph “gust” already.

Beautiful Sunday morning at the dog park. 21 or 23 degrees. [emoji2369][emoji1787]@WxUSAF

I was wondering! Came home tonight and car read 27 degrees. Cheap porch thermometer read 27 and the new kid on the block was reading 28.6. I was like [emoji848]

34.5 degrees. Pretty stoked to get this. Really wanted the Tempist but this was on sale at Costco and a good compromise with the wife.

Same here in Alexandria. Too hot. Need fan to sleep. [emoji23] not kidding

39 degrees. SN.

It appears below seems to be working! “For the first time, the GFS will be coupled with a global wave model called WaveWatchIII offsite link which will extend current wave forecasts from 10 days out to 16 days and improve the prediction of ocean waves forced by the atmosphere. Coupling the GFS and wave models will streamline the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) production suite by consolidating atmospheric and wave forecast data and distributing them together. The GFS resolution will increase by doubling the number of vertical levels, from 64 to 127. Improvements to atmospheric physics will enhance snow and precipitation forecasting capabilities in this latest upgrade as well.”

[emoji848] might run to Cape Charles