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ProfessorWolf
yeah i get it for those of us used to a temperate climate the last couple summers have been pretty bad
i wouldn'the want to have to go thru a hurricane in the gulf that's for sure
at least it's not something we have to worry about here crazy extreme weather that is
other natural disasters on the other hand like the occasional volcanic eruption and ensuing pyroclastic flows and lahars
or a massive earthquake followed by giant tsunamis
and the reason i slept outside last summer is because when it reached 112 degrees outside
inside it was 124 degrees in the kitchen at 7pm and was 103 at midnight and still in the 80's by 6am
and this went on for three days as well
and as crholmstrom pointed out above another day in the 90's today and yesterday
but it's looking up for the weekend back to the upper 60's
and maybe some rain!
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ProfessorWolf
yeah i get it for those of us used to a temperate climate the last couple summers have been pretty bad
i wouldn'the want to have to go thru a hurricane in the gulf that's for sure
at least it's not something we have to worry about here crazy extreme weather that is
other natural disasters on the other hand like the occasional volcanic eruption and ensuing pyroclastic flows and lahars
or a massive earthquake followed by giant tsunamis
and the reason i slept outside last summer is because when it reached 112 degrees outside
inside it was 124 degrees in the kitchen at 7pm and was 103 at midnight and still in the 80's by 6am
and this went on for three days as well
and as crholmstrom pointed out above another day in the 90's today and yesterday
but it's looking up for the weekend back to the upper 60's
and maybe some rain!
Yet a hurricane in the Gulf, near my area anyway, would cool us DOWN!!!!
Fall starts September 1st, meteorologically. The equinox/solstice thing is bullshit. Change trending months determine the change of seasons, not the moon or the sun. Yeah they're related. Whatever. OK say down here we don't cool off like way north of here - but our average high starts to lower.
Way north of here it gets colder way faster. That's how it works. A majority of the US is north of the Gulf Coast.
HA HA!
So easy to forget!
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stargroover
Pissing it down here in the Nagar Valley,Northern Pakistan.Holed up in a Hotel because of landslides making it impossible to travel.Got my Stones on Spotify to drift away the day.
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ProfessorWolf
yeah i get it for those of us used to a temperate climate the last couple summers have been pretty bad
i wouldn'the want to have to go thru a hurricane in the gulf that's for sure
at least it's not something we have to worry about here crazy extreme weather that is
other natural disasters on the other hand like the occasional volcanic eruption and ensuing pyroclastic flows and lahars
or a massive earthquake followed by giant tsunamis
and the reason i slept outside last summer is because when it reached 112 degrees outside
inside it was 124 degrees in the kitchen at 7pm and was 103 at midnight and still in the 80's by 6am
and this went on for three days as well
and as crholmstrom pointed out above another day in the 90's today and yesterday
but it's looking up for the weekend back to the upper 60's
and maybe some rain!
Yet a hurricane in the Gulf, near my area anyway, would cool us DOWN!!!!
Fall starts September 1st, meteorologically. The equinox/solstice thing is bullshit. Change trending months determine the change of seasons, not the moon or the sun. Yeah they're related. Whatever. OK say down here we don't cool off like way north of here - but our average high starts to lower.
Way north of here it gets colder way faster. That's how it works. A majority of the US is north of the Gulf Coast.
HA HA!
So easy to forget!
so maybe if it gets hot enough you hope for just a little hurricane for some relief from the heat
crazy never knew hurricanes actually made it cooler!
as i said hope for a early fall this year
and fall to me means the rains return which sometimes they do at the end of august or even as late as october
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ProfessorWolf
yeah i get it for those of us used to a temperate climate the last couple summers have been pretty bad
i wouldn'the want to have to go thru a hurricane in the gulf that's for sure
at least it's not something we have to worry about here crazy extreme weather that is
other natural disasters on the other hand like the occasional volcanic eruption and ensuing pyroclastic flows and lahars
or a massive earthquake followed by giant tsunamis
and the reason i slept outside last summer is because when it reached 112 degrees outside
inside it was 124 degrees in the kitchen at 7pm and was 103 at midnight and still in the 80's by 6am
and this went on for three days as well
and as crholmstrom pointed out above another day in the 90's today and yesterday
but it's looking up for the weekend back to the upper 60's
and maybe some rain!
Yet a hurricane in the Gulf, near my area anyway, would cool us DOWN!!!!
Fall starts September 1st, meteorologically. The equinox/solstice thing is bullshit. Change trending months determine the change of seasons, not the moon or the sun. Yeah they're related. Whatever. OK say down here we don't cool off like way north of here - but our average high starts to lower.
Way north of here it gets colder way faster. That's how it works. A majority of the US is north of the Gulf Coast.
HA HA!
So easy to forget!
so maybe if it gets hot enough you hope for just a little hurricane for some relief from the heat
crazy never knew hurricanes actually made it cooler!
as i said hope for a early fall this year
and fall to me means the rains return which sometimes they do at the end of august or even as late as october
A year ago tomorrow, the 29th, at about this time, 11 PM, I had to put a jacket on I got so cold.
I'm out in the sun all day, which is anywhere from 110 to 130 degrees F. Ida came through and the temps went into the 70s.
I got cold.
That's a big swing from what I'm used to.
Scientifically hurricanes are cooling engines, transporting humid hot air towards the poles. Balance.
So yes, they cool things down, in a number of ways.
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umakmehrd
Remember Miami 2019 when the stones decided to move their show a day earlier because of a hurricane... These storms seem to be getting stronger and stronger - Thoughts are with all those affected & for a speedy recovery back to normality
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umakmehrd
Remember Miami 2019 when the stones decided to move their show a day earlier because of a hurricane... These storms seem to be getting stronger and stronger - Thoughts are with all those affected & for a speedy recovery back to normality
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crholmstrom
Still dealing with the wildfire smoke that has been plaguing Seattle most of the month. Yesterday we had some of the most unhealthy air in the world again. It's supposed to start slowly clearing out today. Definitely hasn't been good for me.
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crholmstrom
Still dealing with the wildfire smoke that has been plaguing Seattle most of the month. Yesterday we had some of the most unhealthy air in the world again. It's supposed to start slowly clearing out today. Definitely hasn't been good for me.
Hey Cr, up here in the Vancouver/Fraser Valley area we still have a lot of smoke, I believe there's a fire just across the border. There was a weather advisory yesterday for poor air.
Also, was a very dry September with many daily temperature records broken. Even areas along the coast are experiencing drought like conditions with a number of rivers/streams down to a trickle causing spawning salmon to die.