Santa Claus

warm morning under that bright blue sky.  the sun still got hands

couple showers popping on the front but not much to work with

aggressive misting

PRE is so far north

this is a disaster

that is some bright summer sun

9 minutes ago, rclab said:

Liberty posts wherever, whenever  and however he feels the need. He posts either in depth, anecdotal reaction or simply a comment. He always posts with civility which is always to his credit. In the month treads of our sub forum his posts rise to  45 to 50 percent of total. In this thread he is over 50 percent of total. In the NW & NE interior burbs thread he is only a little over 16% of the total. The high poster there is Irish Rob. You must realize that underneat his shamrock Rob hides a potent shillelagh. Stay well, as always ……

feel like i have fallen off

i drive my ford childsmasher 70 miles each way to my laptop job where i am a product manager for CBD dog vapes

15 minutes ago, winterwarlock said:

Oh please

oh ok never mind

2 minutes ago, TheClimateChanger said:

Called it decades ago. Official response: deny, deny, downplay, inaction - "oh actually it is warming, but we can solve it by blocking out 5% of the sun." Oh, to top it off, we won't even bother telling the peasants! Wouldn't want the residents of Winnipeg, Yellow Knife or Fairbanks getting uppity about the loss of their precious sunlight.

also it totally disregards a million other effects on ecology, small and large

dealing with climate change by dimming the atmosphere feels like shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic.  it’s too late and the future will be bad.  the important thing is to keep posting.

well-reasoned arguments and tax credits that convince the smoke to go back to canada

studies have shown snownumbers posters have 37% higher A1C

expecting some FFE

SNJ having a hell of a week, getting trained yet again this afternoon

nice sunsets

tornado warning Woodruff (SNJ)

vivid lightning if not a lot of it

nice rotation on that TOR

3 hours ago, jm1220 said:

Who are “they” and what do “they” want me to think? 

exactly 

i don’t think this is physiologically true but 80/78 feels worse to me than 102/80.  my body is a nucleation point, i am becoming a giant drop of water.  i am setting my apple watch workout to Outdoor Swim

7 hours ago, jm1220 said:

This happened in the middle of the night, the storms stalled out because there’s no trough nearby to expedite getting Barry’s remnants out, and the terrain/rock hard ground problem exacerbated it. It had zero to do with “weather modification”. I wasn’t paying enough attention to see if the NWS dropped the ball and the funding cuts are obviously a huge outrage and problem, but this is KNOWN to be a major problem in Central TX especially. There was 16” of rain in one morning in Austin from the remnants of Hurricane Patricia in Oct 2015 which is bar none the heaviest rain I’ve ever seen. Likely even puts Ida to shame. The Austin to San Antonio corridor is known to get tons of rain in a short period of time, but is otherwise pretty dry. And when it falls over the limestone Hill Country, it rampages down the hills into small creeks and as we see here, even the larger rivers can be overwhelmed fast. 

ok but have you considered that’s just what they want you to think

fire towards watchung

the dryness of the air reminds one of autumn, of the shortening days, the return to school.  it’s independence day but might as well be 6:30 pm on football sunday.  soon the ticking of the 60 Minutes clock will end my weekend, and there’s still so much homework i have been ignoring

slight risk chads stay winning, enhanced risk gang in shambles as usual

bust lol