My kind of winter!63° right now, sunny! 70° the next few days!
Thank you carbon-emitters for your contribution to global warming!
.(Yes, most of the time it is a wonderful thing
)On topic: our typhoon rain last night: 4.69"
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Thank you carbon-emitters for your contribution to global warming!
.(Yes, most of the time it is a wonderful thing
)On topic: our typhoon rain last night: 4.69"
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Ok, it's December so I'm "officially" gonna call it:
2 years in a row with ZERO spinny-things for us!
Yes, 'climate-change' is real... and it is awesome!!!
2 years in a row with ZERO spinny-things for us!
Yes, 'climate-change' is real... and it is awesome!!!
Got my new weather station set up. It's been accurate, outside sensor is working.
Just after midnight and it's 63 degrees on my front porch. That i believe, warm air has been coming up from the gulf all day.
But... 93% humidity? Been light fog since morning, misting rain. I believe 85% but over 90?
My weather station displays correctly. For some reason my cell phone won't take a good pic of it...
Oh, 76 in the house. having to leave the pilot light for the space heater going, even ran the heater a couple times today just to dry the air in the house. Have a gas stove and dryer too, they help.
Just after midnight and it's 63 degrees on my front porch. That i believe, warm air has been coming up from the gulf all day.
But... 93% humidity? Been light fog since morning, misting rain. I believe 85% but over 90?
My weather station displays correctly. For some reason my cell phone won't take a good pic of it...
Oh, 76 in the house. having to leave the pilot light for the space heater going, even ran the heater a couple times today just to dry the air in the house. Have a gas stove and dryer too, they help.
51 this am, expecting 56 with more rain. Dumped .27" from the gauge from last 24 hours
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Yesterday's high was 25 degs. We got a few inches of snow overnight and it's still snowing this morning. I need to starting chaining up the 4 wheelers, the side by side and most importantly the tractor. And start digging out the snow blowers. I know, it should have already been done, bad prepper. I'll use the excuse that I've been sick.
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Nice looking weather station. Does it have a rain gage and an anemometer? We both check our weather station every time we walk by it.
For me rain totals are important so i use the Stratus Rain Gauge, measures 1/100th of an inch.
Wind speed isn't very important so no anemometer. I rarely get straight line winds. I do get hurricanes and tornadoes but those winds speeds are so high precision isn't needed. An anemometer doesn't provide me with actionable intel.
I don’t know what the temperature is right now but it was 20° when I woke up at five this morning got a split more wood is that what it tells me
If it has been, or is raining, the 93% outside humidity is correct. Mine says that now too because we had .96" of rain in the early morning hours.
Edit: You need to change the barometer to millibars. It's easier to resolve. For me, 29.92 and 29.29 look the same.
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That makes sense. For me the wind speed and direction is just for curiosity. Here at the house we usually don't get a lot of wind, but in other parts of the ranch we get a lot of blowing and drifting snow. Today it's blowing and drifting. Around here we can have different weather every hundred feet or so.
I started thinking about a weather station back in the summer. I did my homework on anemometers. I'm in eastern woodland... wind parameters at ground level can be much different than 100ft above the ground.
I thought an anemometer would be useful if i had a tower to put it on. But at ground level accurately measuring wind direction is iffy at best, wind speed is even more variable.
I looked at wind gauges but gave up because I would have to pour concrete to mount it to measure the 80mph winds that we have sometimes
....of course, when that happens, a super-accurate measurement isn't needed anyway
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Since I don't know where most of you live, the data doesn't help me much. In Twin Falls, southern Idaho, we had about a foot of snow over the past three days, and about 48 hours of sub-freezing temperatAlmost.
Nasty; almost makes me miss Phoenix. Almost.
Nasty; almost makes me miss Phoenix. Almost.
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I have my wind gauge mounted on top of a 4×4 post about 10' high. We never get 80 mph winds here, but we did in Alaska and I used the same setup there.I looked at wind gauges but gave up because I would have to pour concrete to mount it to measure the 80mph winds that we have sometimes
...of course, when that happens, a super-accurate measurement isn't needed anyway
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Not a peep about the libs in the PNW doing the "Cajun floodwater dance"?
Not my area, but our dance.
Since they are far above having hurricanes, if you ignore the counterclockwise spin on the radar, you can call it an "atmospheric river" along with them.
...And another one is due to hit Friday!
Of course their main concern is, many homeless people's tents under the overpasses were washed away!
Edit: Doing 'the dance':
Not my area, but our dance.
Since they are far above having hurricanes, if you ignore the counterclockwise spin on the radar, you can call it an "atmospheric river" along with them
....And another one is due to hit Friday!
Of course their main concern is, many homeless people's tents under the overpasses were washed away!
Edit: Doing 'the dance':
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We need rain desperately here in north Texas!! Warm and windy today, 70's. 80° tomorrow!! Cold front Friday night, 60's only starting Saturday! Unfortunately no rain in sight!
Freezing, but just.
27/55 and windy. Been windy for quite some time and expected for the next week or so too
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Today is cloudy in the low 40 dropping into the 20s over night. I think it's nice enough, but I would like to see a little snow..
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That’s how it all starts! A little, a little more…
We had a beautiful day; sunny with temps in the mid 60's. Took advantage and probably played maybe the last round of golf this year.
WINDY, DUSTY, WARM! 80° tomorrow, pool float??
At midnight last night the temp on the porch was 73 degrees. Warm all day, even sunny this afternoon.
I'm now under a tornado watch until noon tomorrow. Currently 68 degrees on the porch, no winds, partly cloudy.
The bad weather will most likely remain north up in the TN valley. But conditions here are right for a nado or two, fingers crossed.
I'm now under a tornado watch until noon tomorrow. Currently 68 degrees on the porch, no winds, partly cloudy.
The bad weather will most likely remain north up in the TN valley. But conditions here are right for a nado or two, fingers crossed.
There is a line of bad storms out there! Will Bacpacker get it?? Cold front here, 49°, north wind! Pool float yesterday (83), sitting by the fire now!!
We were in the 50s all day. Had .72" of rain bu 10 am. Expecting some rain overnight and quite a lot tomorrow. The line of storms is moving northeast west of the Cumberland Plateau. It'll move east eventually. we are expecting rain around midnight. My guess is the storm passing over the Plateau will beat the stuffing out of any severe weather.
Gotta watch the local weather at 11
Gotta watch the local weather at 11
There was tornados that touched down in middle Tennessee. Northwest of Nashville there was at least 6 killed.
We are getting some lightning and been raining for a while now. Our tornado watch is likely to fall off by 3. Heavyist part of the storm should hit around 1
We are getting some lightning and been raining for a while now. Our tornado watch is likely to fall off by 3. Heavyist part of the storm should hit around 1
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