Split em' with ya...HOT & DRY !
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Oh yeah. And another important thing they do is fix nitrogen. The lightning breaks it into something plants can use.
BF
Dry and ot ere with visibility down to less than 1/2 a mile due to smoke from both BC and Sask fires.
Been smokey all over but this is the first time I have seen a forecast like this.
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We're in another 'heat dome' may get up to 100F today. Friggin hot. Fires all around but none closer than ~ 50 miles so we're escaping the worst of it. So far. Last week a fire flared on the edge of town, it took the water bombers about 30 minutes from reporting to putting it out, I watched them. Those guys waste NO time.
High 90's today...good rainstorm last night makes it a bit cooler today.View attachment 219710View attachment 219710View attachment 219710
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Same here is SW Fl , too dang hot to go out
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It is bad...all over...but remember, these sites are run by Woketards whose self-identified purpose is to SPREAD PANIC.
They're trying to get our regular weather started again over here.
BF
Sometimes, casey, I think yer wound just a little too tight.
BF
Yeah, no panic here. We can see and smell the smoke. Just looking across my yard it is evident. It is air from the wildfires in Canada.
The air quality in northern MN has been horrible this week, it has lightened up a little today but not much.
For real? What interesting times in which we dweleth.
been rough up here the last couple of weeks .....glad im retired...be careful sir wet heat can get you in a hurry......our western friends dont understand...home weather station a couple of wks ago but looks the same today here
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East Tennessee, Hot, humid.
Yep, drank water all day and didn't even have to pee.
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Did you miss the deluge and flooding ? That was tragic.
That was in central/west Tennessee. We here in the East Tennessee mountains don't see much flooding.
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Dark and cool.
The first leaves are turning. It's about ten days too early.
It's been hot here, but that was not normal - and wasn't sustainable. The winds aloft have normalized, and now, with the day and night hours about equalized, things get Rocky-Mountain cold nights.
Forty-three this morning at dawn. First frost in four weeks, statistically.
The first leaves are turning. It's about ten days too early.
It's been hot here, but that was not normal - and wasn't sustainable. The winds aloft have normalized, and now, with the day and night hours about equalized, things get Rocky-Mountain cold nights.
Forty-three this morning at dawn. First frost in four weeks, statistically.
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Its been in the 90s here in Cen. Ky. with high humidity. Today still hot but less humidity.
109 today...shot 84 before it got that warm....then...Pool Time!!
Mississippi River flows in reverse as Hurricane Ida pushes
inlandhttps://www.wjtv.com/weather/tropics/mississippi-river-flows-in-reverse-as-hurricane-ida-pushes-inland/
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We seem to be catching the edge of everyone's sunny weather. But mostly its SOS.
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Yup. Typical fall equinox weather in the Bitterroots. Still warm days - 80ish - but the temperature falls like a stone once the sun goes down. Forty-three this morning.
Meantime, the smoke and stink of the fires out West has dissipated. I suppose the cooler weather and various storms have helped the crews get a handle on them, in Washington and Oregon.
The first snow typically comes, as a brief storm that doesn't stick...about the fourth week of September. We're right on track.
Glow bull warming, my arse.
Meantime, the smoke and stink of the fires out West has dissipated. I suppose the cooler weather and various storms have helped the crews get a handle on them, in Washington and Oregon.
The first snow typically comes, as a brief storm that doesn't stick...about the fourth week of September. We're right on track.
Glow bull warming, my arse.
In watching the news a bit I find the news in the ne of catastrophic flooding from Ida intresting.... 3" of rain a hour in NYC being historic..... where I am regularly we get 3" a hour in the spring....worst I have had on my property was 9" a hour....I guess I mistakenly assumed the ne got heavy spring rains and could cope with this level of rain
Concrete and blacktop jungles.
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So glad I left the Rust Belt and the Yeast Coast.
With the winds aloft shifting, the air here has been clear and fresh; the sun bright, the temperature seasonable. Days near 80. Nighttime lows, about 40.
You can go out on your patio for after-dinner drinks to watch the sun set...but even though it's warm out there, take a sweater. Before you finish your pitcher of margaritas, it'll be pitch-black and 55 degrees. Sun goes down, temperatures fall like a stone.
Such is life at elevation 4000 feet. In its own way, wonderful.
With the winds aloft shifting, the air here has been clear and fresh; the sun bright, the temperature seasonable. Days near 80. Nighttime lows, about 40.
You can go out on your patio for after-dinner drinks to watch the sun set...but even though it's warm out there, take a sweater. Before you finish your pitcher of margaritas, it'll be pitch-black and 55 degrees. Sun goes down, temperatures fall like a stone.
Such is life at elevation 4000 feet. In its own way, wonderful.
back to the usual...
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Tripping over infected junkies laying there on the sidewalk...or worse.
Twenty-five years ago, I lived in Denver, while Denver was being liberalized. Homelessness/vagrancy became a noble status, not a crime. Living just off downtown, I had a post office box, rather than have my mail stolen out of the apartment box, which wasn't locked. Never had been an issue until a few years prior.
So, Saturday noon I'm walking to the PO, and am braced by a crazed bum, who took offense to me using his sidewalk. He roused from his Boone Farm stupor, and chased me with a butterknife.
Fun times.
I'm open to a meeting in Washington State - although I don't know how we'd deal with the restrictions put on the unclean Refusniks - but please, not Seattle. A suburb, maybe; but not anywhere NEAR downtown.
Twenty-five years ago, I lived in Denver, while Denver was being liberalized. Homelessness/vagrancy became a noble status, not a crime. Living just off downtown, I had a post office box, rather than have my mail stolen out of the apartment box, which wasn't locked. Never had been an issue until a few years prior.
So, Saturday noon I'm walking to the PO, and am braced by a crazed bum, who took offense to me using his sidewalk. He roused from his Boone Farm stupor, and chased me with a butterknife.
Fun times.
I'm open to a meeting in Washington State - although I don't know how we'd deal with the restrictions put on the unclean Refusniks - but please, not Seattle. A suburb, maybe; but not anywhere NEAR downtown.