Ju-ply 2026 Obs and Disco - Kicking it off with heat, humidity, and ... severe?

[FXWX]

6 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

I don’t remember it being as frequent in my childhood (90s &00s). But memory could be clouded by youthful ignorance. 

I definitely remember that one. 

Google New England dark days... Also David Ludlum has a section on dark days in his New England Weather book.

[Chrisrotary12]

1 minute ago, FXWX said:

Google New England dark days... Also David Ludlum has a section on dark days in his New England Weather book.

One day of yore! Now we have them multiple times a year. 

[SnoSki14]

3 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

It's the CC that's fake or over hyperbolized that's "not" causing massive upward frequency of these large scale "holocaustic - like" fire explosions setting off all over the world over recent years...

This is how Gaia rids the planet of cancer.  She/he/it slowly turns up the heat up on the frogs, using temperature like chemotherapy.  With brilliantly insightful enabling throughput of "there's always been wild fires", this keeps the agency smoking, so there's more cancer, thus, more chemotherapy ... turning up the dial toward their own demise. 

I also like the metaphor for the "Clean" end of said dial on a convention electric oven's settings. 

 

 

 

Nature is healing. Humans will extinguish themselves in 100 years or less and the Earth will thrive. 

[Chrisrotary12]

Not going to lie, after just 30 minutes outside, my eyes are burning, my heart rate is up and it does feel like some slight trouble breathing. 

[RUNNAWAYICEBERG]

55 minutes ago, kdxken said:

Yeah it looks like no relief. Continued and muggy.

 

It’s been a very good warm season of lower dews. 

[Cyclone-68]

11 minutes ago, Chrisrotary12 said:

Not going to lie, after just 30 minutes outside, my eyes are burning, my heart rate is up and it does feel like some slight trouble breathing. 

That, or you’re in love 

[Typhoon Tip]

17 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

Nature is healing. Humans will extinguish themselves in 100 years or less and the Earth will thrive. 

Meh... 8.5 billion almost guarantees that it would take something just shy of the planet disintegrating into a new asteroid belt around the sun to get rid of everyone. 

More likely, there will be upsets in the constructs of civility as we know it, part of which will be population correction event(s). Whether that comes in instantaneous calamities or generationally, it's forced one way or the other.  Some remain though.  

Ironically, this whole disclosure phenom sweeping society has this huge abstraction of "ontological shock"  - talk hyperbole!  geesh.    But, ironically ... probably it won't be about technology that's been hidden from the machinery of civility since 1947...  like harnessing 0 point/quantum blizzum blazzum, or gravity propulsion... whatever the fuck  I suppose it isn't impossible.

No, no more likely any real ontological shock over the next while is going to come for the vast majority that couldn't or would believe it, now ... can't believe they are actually dying because of  decades of impudence to the crisis. 

Anyway, if the 0 point bs and anti grav is true... that would help save this thing.   problem is, the Earth has not caught up yet...  Even if we immediately stopped adding and forcing,... the apex of the crisis is calculated geo-physically to be still out there decades off.  There needs to be a offset/correction plan. Otherwise, the temp will continue to rise faster than species adaptation rates, and humanity is betting its future on hope.

Heh, you know ... our species figuratively sold our souls to tech ... now, it appears tech is going to have to save our souls. 

[dendrite]

115° Miles City. 102° Thunder Bay

That was a pretty good ridge with the ring of fire well up into the prairie provinces. Days and days of storm complexes with CGs over the boreal forests. Then we advect it around the ridge into our region. 

[Damage In Tolland]

20 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

It’s been a very good warm season of lower dews. 

High ? It’s been a very humid summer . And top 3-5 warnersf 

[RUNNAWAYICEBERG]

5 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

High ? It’s been a very humid summer . And top 3-5 warnersf 

I’m including spring which was very cocky and even brutally cold/raw at times. 

[CoastalWx]

There is nothing redeeming about the smoke. It is more annoying than a dry slot in winter.

[dendrite]

10 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

High ? It’s been a very humid summer . And top 3-5 warnersf 

Less humid so far than recent summers, but still above avg.

[RUNNAWAYICEBERG]

Just now, CoastalWx said:

There is nothing redeeming about the smoke. It is more annoying than a dry slot in winter.

Its coming with NW winds which we take in mid July. 

[Torch Tiger]

Stein on it

[RUNNAWAYICEBERG]

1 minute ago, dendrite said:

Less humid so far than recent summers, but still above avg.

Yea. It’s felt less oppressive than recent summers for sure. Ive seen more “blue” 850 temps on guidance than usual too lol.

[HoarfrostHubb]

Might hit yesterday’s high of 85 again today.   
wretched weather.    Give me hot 90s but clear air.  

[HIPPYVALLEY]

9 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

Might hit yesterday’s high of 85 again today.   
wretched weather.    Give me hot 90s but clear air.  

The sun is now completely obscured in the valley. I can taste the smoke in the air and the motion detector nightlight outside the brewery flicked on because it’s so dark right now. 
Killing a heat wave with smoke was not on my bingo card.  

[Prismshine Productions]

It's the CC that's fake or over hyperbolized that's "not" causing massive upward frequency of these large scale "holocaustic - like" fire explosions setting off all over the world over recent years...
This is how Gaia rids the planet of cancer.  She/he/it slowly turns up the heat up on the frogs, using temperature like chemotherapy.  With brilliantly insightful enabling throughput of "there's always been wild fires", this keeps the agency smoking, so there's more cancer, thus, more chemotherapy ... turning up the dial toward their own demise ever more, over closer. 
I also like the metaphor for the "Clean" end of said dial on a conventional electric oven's settings. 
We just spent that last hour at about the equiv light of a cloudy 8:24 pm
Here is the sun now that it is attempting to get brighter - albeit in a sickly yellowy aura to the air

 
 
 

It is so thick here in Brattleboro that I can't even see the sun

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[Damage In Tolland]

2 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

The sun is now completely obscured in the valley. I can taste the smoke in the air and the motion detector nightlight outside the brewery flicked on because it’s so dark right now. 
Killing a heat wave with smoke was not on my bingo card.  

Let the hair hang down out of the confines of the pony-o ..and wave it around and wash the hair in the smoke 

[HIPPYVALLEY]

3 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Let the hair hang down out of the confines of the pony-o ..and wave it around and wash the hair in the smoke 

This isn’t the smoke I prefer to bathe myself in.  

[Great Snow 1717]

54 minutes ago, FXWX said:

Google New England dark days... Also David Ludlum has a section on dark days in his New England Weather book.

Those are great books especially the  Early American series.

[wxeyeNH]

Nice to see bluebird skies again.  Smoke just to my south but blue to the north.  The sun is back!  Other than a few Cu the skies are clear!

Unlike the smoke of a couple of years ago this smoke came on quick yesterday.

[wx_observer]

Wow, it looks like 8:30 pm out there.  There's a weird "solar eclipse" vibe about it where things don't quite seem right.  The air definitely has a heaviness to it.  I don't smell smoke, but my mouth kind of tastes weird.

Was it mostly forest that burned up there, or did it hit a lot of manmade things that have who knows what in them?

[LSC97wxnut]

Yeah, the additional clouds aren't helping, but man it's dark out.

[dendrite]

Definitely starting to brighten. Breeze is picking up too as dews drop.

Love the smoke. Hopefully we get more days of this.