Be safe! Here Comes the Flood might have been a good choice too.
we came through relatively unscathed
some wind and rain but nothing serious
there was a funnel/tornado very close to my office
but it was out over the everglades
peeps just north of me weren't so fortunate
Another day in the 70s in the Rocky Mt foothills.
Still no snow or even an overnight freeze...grass is growing and flowers blooming.
But those damn flies are coming in again...looking for a place to winter.
Fall in Colorado is awesome. I'm in South Denver, enjoying the nice days. Winter will be here all too soon.
Another day in the 70s in the Rocky Mt foothills.
Still no snow or even an overnight freeze...grass is growing and flowers blooming.
But those damn flies are coming in again...looking for a place to winter.
Still raining very hard but the tornado warning has expired - now it's at the "tornado watch" stage. The TV, Alexa, and my wife's phone were all beeping a little while ago and it got alarmingly dark for a while. Looks okay for now, the rain has slowed down while I was typing.
Broke in two as it got over us. Worst went north of here and east toward you. I think we mostly dodged the high winds and downpours..
Still raining very hard but the tornado warning has varied - now it's going back and forth with the "tornado watch" stage. The TV, Alexa, and my wife's phone were all beeping a little while ago and it got alarmingly dark for a while. Looks okay for now, the rain has slowed down while I was typing.
Fingers crossed.
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Aug 8, 2024 - 9:13pm
miamizsun wrote:
Enjoy it now because roughly 5 billion years from today, the Sun will exhaust the hydrogen fuel in its core and start burning helium, forcing its transition into a red giant star. During this shift, its atmosphere will expand out to somewhere around 1 astronomical unit â the current average Earth-Sun distance. This means the Sun will gradually engulf Mercury, Venus, and likely Earth.
After days of record breaking heat, Denver is 75 today!
Enjoy it now because roughly 5 billion years from today, the Sun will exhaust the hydrogen fuel in its core and start burning helium, forcing its transition into a red giant star. During this shift, its atmosphere will expand out to somewhere around 1 astronomical unit â the current average Earth-Sun distance. This means the Sun will gradually engulf Mercury, Venus, and likely Earth.
Debby has made her way up here - heavy rain today and tomorrow, flood and tornado warnings all over the area. Apparently one fatality from an overnight tornado about 75 miles west of here.
Debby has made her way up here - heavy rain today and tomorrow, flood and tornado warnings all over the area. Apparently one fatality from an overnight tornado about 75 miles west of here.
Location: Really deep in the heart of South California Gender:
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Jul 10, 2024 - 4:35pm
GeneP59 wrote:
itâs still 90° and a dewpoint of 76°.
Yep.
There's a tug- of- war going on with the humidity around here. One day is passable. The next death.
Our dewpoints can crept up there to those figures... but with the temps pushing 120 F. , any moisture just plain sucks the life out of you.
And it kills the deodorant by moving it down to your shoes.
