Saw this on reddit from British Columbia.
Saw this on reddit from British Columbia.
I was going to whine because it's 97 out today but uhhhh nevermind
Should have raked those trees more.
it has rained something like 6 of the last 7 days around me. meanwhile, slightly north,
https://twitter.com/sethchinnis/stat...177500178?s=46
87 degrees in late October and there hasn't been a drop of rain in weeks. No decent chance soon in their extended forecast models. Extreme drought conditions. High wildfire risk.
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81 here in CT. Gonna be low 50s tomorrow lol
34° in MN, snow coming tonight
82 today, mowed the lawn on October 28th because why not because why not
25 degrees here in Denver; supposed to get 6-10 inches of snow
Update on my previous post.
My Weather Station recorded a high of 90 yesterday. The sensor is under an eave and out of the Sun.
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https://twitter.com/JYuhasKSTP/statu...79788802879704
Eastern MN has a rainy Christmas, Western MN has a blizzard.
https://ktla.com/news/local-news/rog...-hospitalized/Video captured the terrifying moment beachgoers were slammed into by a massive rogue wave in Ventura on Thursday.
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It goes from 20 degrees for highs with snow and ice to a freakn monsoon here and spring like weather inside of a week. 65 with 99% humidity right now. ^^;
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High of 73 tomorrow in NC lol. I think it got down to about 17 one night last week.
It was 5 here for a few nights according to this little weather station I have. It's very accurate because I tested the sensor after I bought it and it was always +/- one degree of the real temperature. I live at a slightly higher elevation so I'm sure that has something to do with it.
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Hell of an atmospheric river the LA area is experiencing right now. Flash Flood Warning is in effect.
A strong winter storm in SoCal will typically bring 1-2 inches of rain, so 7" in 24 hours is pretty significant. Our infrastructure is going to be overwhelmed, driving tomorrow is gonna suck.Originally Posted by National Weather Service
The entirety of this cloud column will move NE through LA over the next 72 hours:
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