The best they could do was to cook you up a pretendicane to help you get by.
It should get you 2-3" Tuesday or Wednesday.
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It should get you 2-3" Tuesday or Wednesday.
Not showing that track on our local weather yet. Looks to stay east of the mountains
Just wait until next year when Trump is in office, then we will have an influx of hurricanes!!The best they could do was to cook you up a pretendicane to help you get by.
It should get you 2-3" Tuesday or Wednesday.
Hot, getting hotter!!
Mid 80s
64 and mostly sunny right now.
Finally starting to dry out a little. Less than 10% chance of rain for the rest of the week. A few random showers still floating around but the conga line of storms produce by francine seems to be over. Temps in the 80's, sun peeking out occasionally.
Michigan weather is crazy sometimes, lately it’s been crazy in a good way, except we need rain.
We’re on in our second week of high temps in 80’s with lots of sun, low humidity, some wind, nighttime low’s in 50’ - 60’s. And… the same is predicted for foreseeable future.
All is well… (except we need rain) time to make hay…
We’re on in our second week of high temps in 80’s with lots of sun, low humidity, some wind, nighttime low’s in 50’ - 60’s. And… the same is predicted for foreseeable future.
All is well… (except we need rain) time to make hay…
13:31 70 and mostly sunny. Might get a smidgen of rain around 16:00 but probably not.
Shipping says it should arrive on time at your location Tuesday:
(map will change as it moves)
Looks like we may get a touch from the outer bands. Probly less than a half inch and that'll be scattered
Weather gal just said its about a 40% chance at any rain. Northeast part of the state is already getting some over run from the storm, but it is so dry and humidity so low, anything falling is evaporating before it hits the ground
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6:10 on 9/17/24 Cloudy 64F
64° here too this morning!! 90's later!
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Funny, the News Site doesn't show where it will be...?!?
https://abc3340.com/news/local/partial-eclipse-tonight#
On the evening of Sept. 17, a partial lunar eclipse will turn the moon a murky red-brown color when Earth's shadow descends upon the lunar surface.
The partial lunar eclipse will be visible from most of North America, all of South America, Europe, all but the easternmost parts of Africa, western portions of Asia and Russia, and parts of Antarctica.
The exact timing of the partial lunar eclipse depends on your location and you can use websites like Timeanddate.com to find specific timings based on your location. For those in the U.S. Eastern Time Zone, the eclipse will reach its darkest phase, with the moon most obscured by Earth's umbra, at approximately 10:44 p.m. EDT on Sept. 17. In Europe and Africa, the eclipse will occur during the early morning hours of Sept. 18. In London, the peak of the eclipse will be visible around 3:45 a.m. BST on September 18.
If you are unable to watch the lunar eclipse in person you can watch all the action unfold online here on Space.com. We have rounded up several lunar eclipse livestreams that are showing the Super Harvest Moon on Sept. 17.
https://www.space.com/lunar-eclipse-september-harvest-moon-supermoon-what-to-expect
The partial lunar eclipse will be visible from most of North America, all of South America, Europe, all but the easternmost parts of Africa, western portions of Asia and Russia, and parts of Antarctica.
The exact timing of the partial lunar eclipse depends on your location and you can use websites like Timeanddate.com to find specific timings based on your location. For those in the U.S. Eastern Time Zone, the eclipse will reach its darkest phase, with the moon most obscured by Earth's umbra, at approximately 10:44 p.m. EDT on Sept. 17. In Europe and Africa, the eclipse will occur during the early morning hours of Sept. 18. In London, the peak of the eclipse will be visible around 3:45 a.m. BST on September 18.
If you are unable to watch the lunar eclipse in person you can watch all the action unfold online here on Space.com. We have rounded up several lunar eclipse livestreams that are showing the Super Harvest Moon on Sept. 17.
https://www.space.com/lunar-eclipse-september-harvest-moon-supermoon-what-to-expect
74* / 85% and overcast.
Weather Channel says sunny! (useless)
High of 90* today (sunny). lolol
Weather Channel says sunny! (useless)
High of 90* today (sunny). lolol
Roasting here. And I don't say that too often 
as you know. We are given a week of it, so everything is starting to grow again
as you know. We are given a week of it, so everything is starting to grow again
Well Supervisor42 I owe you an apology. And thanks for sending some of your rain to us. We got almost .5" of rain over night. It was much needed
...Just wait till Wednesday finishes!
Hope we get more
12:49 All is well. 64 Cloudy and rain coming. Fall and Summer are battling it out for supremacy. Based on past performance Fall will win.
58 was low this am. 68 was the high. Had .47" of rain, then drizzled off and on ever since.
30% chance of more tomorrow. Hope it rains all day again
30% chance of more tomorrow. Hope it rains all day again
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I saw just a little smidge of dark on my moon. Wind was blowing nice across the lake, no skeeters. 80 degrees, beautiful night.
Hotter, going for upper 90's next so many days! I'm even ready for it to chill out a little!!
