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Todays Weather where you live?
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Well I could not sleep well last night and watched new documentary about the magnetic pole and what consequences it can have on everything, it was a little scary ,if it switching , number one was heavy radiation on life forms , extinctions. of some species, muttations , cancer and other stuff , they said it happen 40.000 years ago believing it may be one of the reason why Neanderthals and other animal species perishes , as with each event there was mass extinction back in times that matching the evens .I am not worry. Anyway, something which I can not avoid, should not worry me. Poisson just my daily live. The climat we can anyway not control. No matter what some people say. This is such a complex system, which you can not break down to co2.
The solar flare is something different. 2012 we miss a huge one. Hope we will be still on the safe side.
What annoy me is the weather. We have now from the morning till the evening storm. 4-5 times per day. Very strange. Yesterday the first at 8.30 and during the day 2-3 more. Short, 10-15 minutes lasting, but heavy. From beautiful sky to dark Apocalypse in minutes.
Unpredictable. Big walks, hikes, not possible .To dangerous here in the Jura mountain.
Another one to add to the apocalyptical list lol
Flint_Hawk
Extraordinary
There was a report today that 63 people in Oregon died from the heat! No details yet.
Geeze, and I thought it was hot as blazes here on the East Coast. Thank goodness the temp is due to drop for a while, but they're expecting lots of rain tomorrow and, I believe, a couple of days after, so "hopefully" the humidity will drop too. For me high humidity's worse than high temps.
no other weather event kills more people than heat , 63 people is a lot for so short event... so sad
Monday back to heat again , scenario changed .. hopefully cooling of at last for the weekend, rain or not rain
DanaTA
Distinguished
Severe thunderstorm passed through here a little while ago. Flashes every 2 to 3 seconds. But counting the seconds, they were almost all at least 2 miles straight up. But they lit up the sky like daylight! Poured like hell for a couple minutes. Calm now. Don't know if it will stay that way.
Dana
Dana
We are today again in the clouds. Humid and really fresh. Ugly in one word. Yesterday I count 5 Thunder storms till the evening.
Short, but heavy each time. And for today again Yellow warning.
Short, but heavy each time. And for today again Yellow warning.
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That's how you can tell bad weather. If a dog isn't up for walking in it, it's miserable
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Easier to warm: entropy is on your side. You can start a fire and it self sustains. You can't start a colder and get that.
On the one hand, most of the universe is not much warmer than 3 kelvins (-270ºC). One the other hand, we have a trillion billion ton ball of fusing hydrogen nuclei with a surface temperature of 5,800 K rather nearby.
Then, of course, you have to add hot wings into that mix, to take it over the top.
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Reminds me. I've had a UPS sitting next to the desk for months, But I was too busy to shut everything down to hook it up. Then I forgot about it. And there it is. Tucked away and doing nothing for me. Can you spell "IDIOT"?
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Given our species, I'm pretty sure we'll off ourselves before nature does it. But... we're part of nature, too. So killing ourselves off will just be another act of nature. Albeit, an ironic one.
I grew up hoping I'd be long dead of old age before then. Now I'm concerned I wont be.
that was nothing Dana , but a lot of flashes indeed last evening , I was expecting more rain and much longer, but I see more is on the way as we got some flash flood warning for the afternoon until tomorrow 2am .
today 76F/ 24 C and humid outside even worse than yesterday, so not helped much , but finally my AC shut down this morning , as inside is very comfortable and finally quiet .. we see what next week brings us but it seems like only 2 days next week going to be on the higher temp scale
Terre
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Eep! Hotter than here!
Terre
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I hope that was the last hot day for you.
We got ,ore rain today.
The weather has cooled down today, and for the next couple of days. Unfortunately, the humidity hasn't, so even though there was no sun out today, it was very humid, with hardly any breeze to cool you off. When there's a nice breeze, it's a lot more comfortable.
I had to go out for an appointment this morning, and it didn't seem all that hot or humid. But my windshield was fogged up, rather like I'd often experienced when I was living in Orlando. So, I turned up the fan, which usually clears Philadelphia fogged windows. But no go. So, I turned on the defroster. But that still didn't help. I even turned on the A/C, which is what I'd always done in Orlando. But still, no go.
Imagine my surprise when a few minutes later, I turned on my windshield wipers because it was sprinkling, and the windshield wipers wiped away the condensation. Turned out, it wasn't the inside that was fogged up. It was the outside.
Good grief.
Imagine my surprise when a few minutes later, I turned on my windshield wipers because it was sprinkling, and the windshield wipers wiped away the condensation. Turned out, it wasn't the inside that was fogged up. It was the outside.
Good grief.