Mach123
MyPTSD Pro
Winter storm warning is now winter weather advisory so now I should worry. When they say it’s a nothing, make sure you have the shovels ready. Looks like mostly rain. The weather is ghastly, cold and wet.
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Friday
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Heavy wet salty storms
LuckiLee
MyPTSD Pro
Right now everything is crisp and clean because of all the fresh snow we have. It's gonna warm up today so it will be a big salty mud puddle soon.
7:30 a.m. 33F and melty.
7:30 a.m. 33F and melty.
Mach123
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Cold and wet but warming and winter never really came. It was mild. March is just around the corner and the trees will start to flush a little. Almost spring. I’m not ready lol.
blackemerald1
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Last day of summer - hooray-!! And I thank La Nina for a beautiful rainy, mild summer so just perfect for me so sorry to see her go.
And now bonus... Heading into autumn and winter yay!!
And now bonus... Heading into autumn and winter yay!!
Friday
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Enough sun for rainbows. 
But otherwise c-c-cold, bwet, amb biserable.
But otherwise c-c-cold, bwet, amb biserable.
mumstheword
MyPTSD Pro
Super sweaty, hot and humid morning and then massive downpour and cool down. La Nina, I love you.
It was the coldest summer I've ever experienced, up here on the nth coast of nsw.
Excuse me if I'm a little sceptical about the "global warming" climate alarmists predictions.
Science is about facts not "consensus".
And you have to be a very special, multi disciplinary ecologist, Astrophysicist (the type that study the sun-earth-climate links) or palentologist/ geologist( the type who study earth warming and cooling cycles through looking at geological phenomena) to have an inkling about changes in the climate , and how, why, and when those changes have occurred.
Other types of "climate change" are local and regional and happen through things like chopping down (and not replacing) too many trees (thus increasing droughts, floods and more dramatic temperature fluctuations, locally) and building heating concrete cities.
It's more evident that we are, currently, in the midst of a cooling phase, a mini "ice age", if you will, brought on by our now age "Grand Solar Minimum".
It was the coldest summer I've ever experienced, up here on the nth coast of nsw.
Excuse me if I'm a little sceptical about the "global warming" climate alarmists predictions.
Science is about facts not "consensus".
And you have to be a very special, multi disciplinary ecologist, Astrophysicist (the type that study the sun-earth-climate links) or palentologist/ geologist( the type who study earth warming and cooling cycles through looking at geological phenomena) to have an inkling about changes in the climate , and how, why, and when those changes have occurred.
Other types of "climate change" are local and regional and happen through things like chopping down (and not replacing) too many trees (thus increasing droughts, floods and more dramatic temperature fluctuations, locally) and building heating concrete cities.
It's more evident that we are, currently, in the midst of a cooling phase, a mini "ice age", if you will, brought on by our now age "Grand Solar Minimum".
Friday
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Sunrise
Ice blue & white to the north
Volcano hot pink & lilac south
Ice blue & white to the north
Volcano hot pink & lilac south
blackemerald1
Sponsor
Such a gorgeous day outside I wish I could bottle it.
19 Celsius (66 f) and a lovely cool night that was perfect for sleeping.
19 Celsius (66 f) and a lovely cool night that was perfect for sleeping.
Friday
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I know the weather patterns around here just a BIT too well...
Fogbank appears out of nowhere at predawn? Will be a sunny morning, if/when the fog burns off (not guaranteed) and a rainy afternoon.
Also means the start of spring-esque. Our “sunniest” weather all year... if one means days containing sunshine, rather than days without rain. Either mornings or afternoons will have sunshine until the 2nd week of May.
If it’s pouring rain when one wakes up? Make afternoon plans outside.
If it’s sunny in the morning? Hit the showers and get out fast, it will be miserable by noon.
^^^ The only time of year you can count on consistency, this part of “spring”. Yes, it will rain, and rarely be above 50F / 10C, but for at least 3 or 4 hours there will ALSO be sun
In august/September we might have whole days without rain, or might not. But spring-ish spring? Sun for at least 3+4 hours is the next best thing.
Fogbank appears out of nowhere at predawn? Will be a sunny morning, if/when the fog burns off (not guaranteed) and a rainy afternoon.
Also means the start of spring-esque. Our “sunniest” weather all year... if one means days containing sunshine, rather than days without rain. Either mornings or afternoons will have sunshine until the 2nd week of May.
If it’s pouring rain when one wakes up? Make afternoon plans outside.
If it’s sunny in the morning? Hit the showers and get out fast, it will be miserable by noon.
^^^ The only time of year you can count on consistency, this part of “spring”. Yes, it will rain, and rarely be above 50F / 10C, but for at least 3 or 4 hours there will ALSO be sun
In august/September we might have whole days without rain, or might not. But spring-ish spring? Sun for at least 3+4 hours is the next best thing.
Survivor3
MyPTSD Pro
Rain and cloud.
Friday
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Dry-ish windy morning with scattered clouds.
Slurpy rain in banks of fog and mist
Slurpy rain in banks of fog and mist
