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Todays Weather where you live?
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Terre
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I don't blame you. I stay indoors as much as possible.
Tornadoes in Massachusetts is, sadly, getting to be an all too common occurrence compared to when I grew up here. According to data I looked up it hasn't really changed, but I only really remember one significant Tornado from around 1988 or 89 that hit Great Barrington. Though in th 1980's news from middle and western MA often didn't filter into this part of the Berkshires as the media infrastructure here was... well... weak (it's still pretty bad in my opinion, though there is cable internet, the phone lines are still copper...so we have 1 choice for high speed internet and they have consumers over a barrel).
DanaTA
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A few years ago, the stats said that Massachusetts average for tornadoes in a year was 2. A couple years ago, we passed that in one month. When I was a kid, we never heard of a tornado in Massachusetts!
Dana
Roberta
Eager
This would be my ideal temperature..as I write this the kookaburras are laughing, the kangaroos are bounding down the street and the dogs are barking at the possums..
it's around 11am here on a Monday morning and currently blue skies and 17c ( 64f )
I suffer a lot from the heat
YIKES!!!
DanaTA
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DanaTA
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It's a severity grading system. Much like hurricanes. The scale goes up to EF5. Tornado Fujita severity scalewow.. an ef1 and an ef0
just one question.... what does that mean?
The EF1 had wind strength of 95mph.
Dana
On the outskirts of LA (Tujunga), we actually had some rain yesterday, only 0.1" but I'll take it
Well, we got our strange weather at around 1:45am last night when a major thunderstorm showed up right over my head (I live on the top floor of the building) waking me up suddenly. We usually get weather reports of thunderstorms at some point every day, but up until now, they haven't been much of anything.
Last night was amazing, as the sound was so loud, and the lightning, which we haven't seen around here much this year, could've lit up a whole neighborhood, and it lasted between 20 and 30 minutes from start to finish. If you ask me, that's a verrrrry long time.
Last night was amazing, as the sound was so loud, and the lightning, which we haven't seen around here much this year, could've lit up a whole neighborhood, and it lasted between 20 and 30 minutes from start to finish. If you ask me, that's a verrrrry long time.
Speaking of strange weather... it is in the 90's here today outside of Los Angeles but we're now expecting Hurricane/Tropical Storm Hillary to visit us Sunday afternoon through Tuesday. This hasn't happened to Southern California in about a 100 years here. They're saying 4-10" of rain and winds from 40-85 mph.
Flint_Hawk
Extraordinary
Brace yourself Ken! I'll be praying everything will be okay!