Temps in the low 80's, clear blue sky, low humidity... fall is coming. A nice day though.
Weather in your area?
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It was 59 this morning, high of 83. Humidity was 41%. It was sooooo nice. Tomorrow is almost identical.
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It's sunny 82f and nice out.
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I'm way up in Mobile County, Alabama. Looks like Florida may get very lucky and Dorian will turn North before it hits Florida,
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/graphics_at5.shtml?start#contents
...Hopefully that's not predicted by the same people that predicted Hillary's 'easy win' in 2016
.@tazo2503 Stay safe.
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Dorian now CAT 5, Bahamas are in deep doo-doo!!
https://www.foxnews.com/us/hurricane-dorian-bahamas-warning-florida-carolinas
Excerpt: "A menacing Hurricane Dorian is taking aim at the northern Bahamas early Sunday, strengthening to a "catastrophic" Category 5 storm -- packing winds of 160 mph and the threat of torrential rain that could last for days as millions in the U.S. along the Southeast coast from Florida to North Carolina are keeping an eye on where the storm may head next.
The National Hurricane Center as of 8 a.m. Sunday reported the center of the Category 5 storm was located around 35 miles east of Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas and 225 miles east of West Palm Beach, as it was moving west at 8 mph with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph.
Dorian is an "extremely dangerous" hurricane according to Fox News Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean, who said the storm is set to deliver a "devastating blow" to the northwest Bahamas Sunday through Monday."
https://www.foxnews.com/us/hurricane-dorian-bahamas-warning-florida-carolinas
Excerpt: "A menacing Hurricane Dorian is taking aim at the northern Bahamas early Sunday, strengthening to a "catastrophic" Category 5 storm -- packing winds of 160 mph and the threat of torrential rain that could last for days as millions in the U.S. along the Southeast coast from Florida to North Carolina are keeping an eye on where the storm may head next.
The National Hurricane Center as of 8 a.m. Sunday reported the center of the Category 5 storm was located around 35 miles east of Great Abaco Island in the Bahamas and 225 miles east of West Palm Beach, as it was moving west at 8 mph with maximum sustained winds of 160 mph.
Dorian is an "extremely dangerous" hurricane according to Fox News Senior Meteorologist Janice Dean, who said the storm is set to deliver a "devastating blow" to the northwest Bahamas Sunday through Monday."
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rain from Dorian.
...And it will continue to, for hours:
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Looks like the Bahamas and Florida are gonna get a lot of rain over the next week or so.
https://www.nola.com/news/hurricane/article_42dd8f46-d553-11e9-af6f-1b4cca8bd158.html
https://www.nola.com/news/hurricane/article_42dd8f46-d553-11e9-af6f-1b4cca8bd158.html
Florida may be okay with it, but sure going to make it difficult for the Bahama's to recover any at all. So sorry for them.
2019 is on the record of being our wettest year in history.
Huh!
Until 21 days ago , when it abruptly stopped all rain , haven't seen A drop since. DRY.
And
We are still in the mid to upper 90s everyday with no change in sight.
Enough ...it's mid September...
Jim
Huh!
Until 21 days ago , when it abruptly stopped all rain , haven't seen A drop since. DRY.
And
We are still in the mid to upper 90s everyday with no change in sight.
Enough ...it's mid September...
Jim
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Humberto is now a tropical storm, expected to reach hurricane strength.
https://www.foxnews.com/world/tropical-storm-humberto-bahamas-hurricane-dorian
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php
https://www.foxnews.com/world/tropical-storm-humberto-bahamas-hurricane-dorian
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo.php
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I'm way up in Mobile County, Alabama. Looks like Florida may get very lucky and Dorian will turn North before it hits Florida,
https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/graphics_at5.shtml?start#contents
VenomJ I got worried for a minute. Though ti was todays storm.
Thanks for the updates. I need to pay attention.
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Looks like Humberto is going to turn North almost immediately. Bet Floridians are breathing a sigh of relief!!
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September 2019 has been declared the hottest , dryest , on record in West KY.
Most 90 deg+ days in September me
Not a drop of rain since August 24th.
Burn ban was put in place for my County yesterday.
I have just set here for over an hour of a steady downpour.
:green man:
Jim
Most 90 deg+ days in September me
Not a drop of rain since August 24th.
Burn ban was put in place for my County yesterday.
I have just set here for over an hour of a steady downpour.
:green man:
Jim
She was waiting for the burn-ban, Jim. Rain is female.
Yes, that's what we said.
But,
We helped her also , by giving the car and truck , a good wash job yesterday also.
We were getting close to a big rain dance party next.
Jim
Breaking high temp records daily.
95 today previous record was 91.
That rain we had last Thursday , settled the dust a little , that's it.
Only rain since Aug 24th.
Pond is dropping fast , down about 2 ft now.
98 tomorrow.
Jim
95 today previous record was 91.
That rain we had last Thursday , settled the dust a little , that's it.
Only rain since Aug 24th.
Pond is dropping fast , down about 2 ft now.
98 tomorrow.
Jim
Its been wonderful up here in the mtns. 79° with a light breeze. We are at 19 inches of rain for the year. Down at the other place it hasn't been as hot as normal and much wetter. Only 87 today and 14 inches for the year. Much better than the 2 inches (for the year!) we had a few years ago.
Until Aug 24th, this was our wettest year on record.
I could tell last week when I bush hogged .
The weeds and broomsage was much taller than normal.
I didn't realize that broomsage could grow that tall.
It was like a jungle....counted 8 rabbits.
Jim
I could tell last week when I bush hogged .
The weeds and broomsage was much taller than normal.
I didn't realize that broomsage could grow that tall.
It was like a jungle....counted 8 rabbits.
Jim
The new place avg rainfall is 14 inches a year. The old place is 11 inches so both are already over with 3 months to go.
Almost identical numbers as Jim. 91 was our old high, today 95. Tomorrow is down to 93. We had .03 rain for September. Heard tonight it was our 2nd hottest Sept on record. We are still way over on rainfall for the year. I think more than 10". On the plus side this weekend we are suppose to drop into the low to mid 80's. I for one can't wait.
Just seen weather report.
49 degrees Friday night and 75 high on Saturday.
:green man:
Jim
49 degrees Friday night and 75 high on Saturday.
:green man:
Jim
Yep I for one am looking forward to it. We even have a 60% chance of rain on Monday.
Today our forecast is unseasonably high temps for the foreseeable future. Over half the state is in "extreme drought" conditions.
The weatherman on the tv actually said "We are hoping for a break in the temperatures next week". (wait, this is monday right?) "There might be some rain then but we can't predict a day this far out".
Lets see... to sum it up! "Hope" "Might" "Can't" "Far out man!". They have no clue!
The weatherman on the tv actually said "We are hoping for a break in the temperatures next week". (wait, this is monday right?) "There might be some rain then but we can't predict a day this far out".
Lets see... to sum it up! "Hope" "Might" "Can't" "Far out man!". They have no clue!
