Heat

[Millennial_Messiah]

update

[baseline bum]

Bad April Fool's Day joke. But my forecast says 87 and rain.

Ugh thunderstorms forecast for the 8th

[Millennial_Messiah]

UPDATE on El Nino/La Nina and Hurricane Season 2024:

https://www.ospo.noaa.gov/data/cb/ssta/ssta.daily.current.png

baseline bum , El Nino looks to be STRONGER now than a month ago and looks to be going nowhere.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Ugh thunderstorms forecast for the 8th

That's the big problem. Might have to book a flight for Ohio. I don't care if I have to shell out hundreds of bucks, I'm not missing this eclipse for the world. It's my 30th birthday present from Mother Nature.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Yuck. This weekend absolutely blows. Inside and miserable. :pctoss

[baseline bum]

UPDATE on El Nino/La Nina and Hurricane Season 2024:

https://www.ospo.noaa.gov/data/cb/ssta/ssta.daily.current.png

baseline bum , El Nino looks to be STRONGER now than a month ago and looks to be going nowhere.

60% chance of La Nina by June through August

https://www.climate.gov/news-features/blogs/enso/april-2024-enso-update-gone-fishing#:~:text=Forecasters%20estimate%20an%2085%2 5%20chance,will%20develop%20by%20June%E2%80%93Augu st.

[baseline bum]

Yuck. This weekend absolutely blows. Inside and miserable. :pctoss

Ugh it's fucking June humidity in April in all but a couple of days in the 14 day forecast

[baseline bum]

update

How you liking this 104 degree heat index today? Ugh fucking mid June weather in early May. This really is going to be just as shit of a summer as the last two record setting ones isn't it?

[pgardn]

How you liking this 104 degree heat index today? Ugh fucking mid June weather in early May. This really is going to be just as shit of a summer as the last two record setting ones isn't it?

And I got absolutely soaked yesterday in my own bodily perspiration on a bike.
I took in so much water and still could not keep up.
When you stop riding to get a quick drink you just get drowned in perspiration. I froze all my water bottles and they thawed like it was a 104 degree day. Yesterday evening.
If we are going to have this kind of humidity might I be so bold as to ask for some wind please.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

How you liking this 104 degree heat index today? Ugh fucking mid June weather in early May. This really is going to be just as shit of a summer as the last two record setting ones isn't it?

I spent today in and around Detroit, it was 54 degrees today with occasional drizzle. Low 40s tonight. Not sure where exactly I'm going to be spending the weekend but last few days have been in the 60s in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area where I am currently. :p:

My momma crashed her car 2 weeks ago and I basically told her to fuckoff and went to Michigan. She's texting me complaining how it's so damn hot and humid outside. I told her then why did you fucking raise me in shitass Texas instead of New Jersey or Philly where you were when you got pregnant with me in '93?

[baseline bum]

I spent today in and around Detroit, it was 54 degrees today with occasional drizzle. Low 40s tonight. Not sure where exactly I'm going to be spending the weekend but last few days have been in the 60s in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area where I am currently. :p:

My momma crashed her car 2 weeks ago and I basically told her to fuckoff and went to Michigan. She's texting me complaining how it's so damn hot and humid outside. I told her then why did you fucking raise me in shitass Texas instead of New Jersey or Philly where you were when you got pregnant with me in '93?

Holy fucking shit I actually saw the aurora borealis tonight out here, not just with a phone on long exposure but naked eye. Must really be impressive in Michigan.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Holy fucking shit I actually saw the aurora borealis tonight out here, not just with a phone on long exposure but naked eye. Must really be impressive in Michigan.

I've been in Sandusky, Ohio last 2 days/nights. Saw it last night it was decent but not like in the pictures. Night before it clouded up just like with the eclipse.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

tomorrow it's going to be fucking 82 up here. yuck. 69 high low-humid today, nice.

for me anything 80 and up is a stay indoors with the air conditioner on day. which is why i'm 30 and pale and youthful as fuck, tbh, I guess, considering growing up in S. Tx. And to make matters worse the water parks don't open up here until Memorial Day weekend.

[pgardn]

:toast

Magnetic field interacting with plasma.
Physical phenomena that are striking, nothing better I tell yas.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

:toast

Magnetic field interacting with plasma.
Physical phenomena that are striking, nothing better I tell yas.
QAnon: "It's a sign of the second coming / the apocalpyse" :lol

[baseline bum]

tomorrow it's going to be fucking 82 up here. yuck. 69 high low-humid today, nice.

for me anything 80 and up is a stay indoors with the air conditioner on day. which is why i'm 30 and pale and youthful as fuck, tbh, I guess, considering growing up in S. Tx. And to make matters worse the water parks don't open up here until Memorial Day weekend.

Ugh look at these disgusting lows next week. Ugh humidity is going to be insane when your low is 77 or 78. Probably means dew point will be 77 or 78 too. This shit would murder Thread

https://i.ibb.co/f1qJVyz/high-lows.png

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Ugh look at these disgusting lows next week. Ugh humidity is going to be insane when your low is 77 or 78. Probably means dew point will be 77 or 78 too. This shit would murder Thread (https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=19320)

https://i.ibb.co/f1qJVyz/high-lows.png


Looks less stormy than last year or 2020/2021, but not as hot and dry for the second half of May compared to 2022.

in 2022, for reference, the second half of May was pretty much every day in the 100s or worse except for maybe like 2 days.

[baseline bum]

Looks less stormy than last year or 2020/2021, but not as hot and dry for the second half of May compared to 2022.

in 2022, for reference, the second half of May was pretty much every day in the 100s or worse except for maybe like 2 days.

Nah 2022 had 5 days of 100+ in May. 18 in June though. Surprisingly tame August and September in 22, which they were horrible in 2023.

[Chucho]

I DO NOT miss that fucking swamp weather. We're just cracking the 90s for the first time this year, with lows in the 50s. You really can't beat California weather.

[baseline bum]

I DO NOT miss that fucking swamp weather. We're just cracking the 90s for the first time this year, with lows in the 50s. You really can't beat California weather.

Late June last year was the worst I had ever seen out here. One day it was like 101 with a dewpoint in the 80s in the middle of the day. San Antonio set its official high for heat index ever recorded three times in a span of four days around then at 117, and New Braunfels was 124 heat index. All they said in 2022 was it was hot because there was no rain and then we got a really wet spring in 2023 which just made it insanely humid while we still crushed our 2022 count for days of 100+, where 2022 was the second highest ever recorded (by one day vs the top year 2009) until 2023.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I DO NOT miss that fucking swamp weather. We're just cracking the 90s for the first time this year, with lows in the 50s. You really can't beat California weather.
Crescent City, California (it's up by the Redwoods) has the most beautiful and comfortable year-round weather/climate in the USA. You really don't need HVAC and that's saying something because I get miserable anytime the day temps are over 72 and nights over 60. It also never gets close to freezing in winter, so it's one of the very select few places, maybe the only one (try to find another one) where you really don't need HVAC at all in the entire USA.

However, it's one of the worst places to be if there's an earthquake anywhere on the volatile Pacific Rim, because of its highly tsunami-prone location.

90 in May anywhere is awful, even if it's a dry heat. LA is generally too hot for me but there are microclimates like the LAX region that are nicer but ultra expensive.

[pgardn]

Houston just got crushed yesterday evening.
Our friends from the Heights are coming to stay here as a tree fell on their house.

4 dead 1 million without power.
Basically a hurricane from the northwest.
Weather extremes continue seemingly during every part of the year now.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Houston just got crushed yesterday evening.
Our friends from the Heights are coming to stay here as a tree fell on their house.

4 dead 1 million without power.
Basically a hurricane from the northwest.
Weather extremes continue seemingly during every part of the year now.

May is literally the heart of tornado and straight line wind season. Typically straight line wind damage is more common in the north and east, but the Jarrell F5 tornado from 1997 that moved south-southwest and then just stalled over the trailer park in Jarrell.... that wasn't an anomaly either? That was one of the few weather events I remember as a kid seeing on TV as it was so close to home and the local news had it on forever, plus that ensuing hurricane season was a dead year because of the strongest El Nino on record in 1997.

[pgardn]

May is literally the heart of tornado and straight line wind season. Typically straight line wind damage is more common in the north and east, but the Jarrell F5 tornado from 1997 that moved south-southwest and then just stalled over the trailer park in Jarrell.... that wasn't an anomaly either? That was one of the few weather events I remember as a kid seeing on TV as it was so close to home and the local news had it on forever, plus that ensuing hurricane season was a dead year because of the strongest El Nino on record in 1997.

The weather in every month is becoming more erratic than the past 50 years.
We are all paying for this now. And will continue to do so. Even though we know more, build better, and predict with more accuracy.

[baseline bum]

The weather in every month is becoming more erratic than the past 50 years.
We are all paying for this now. And will continue to do so. Even though we know more, build better, and predict with more accuracy.

xkcd really knocks it out of the park showing how ridiculous the warming trend is now in this history of Earth's climate

https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/earth_temperature_timeline_2x.png

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Had to come back to hell for a few specific reasons, mother got in a car crash and needs another car, work laptop doesn't work so can't remote from anywhere until I get it fixed, bank check came and needs me to deposit it, etc., according to my car it was 100 degrees today and certainly felt like it. 97 officially and all this week and currently forecasted to hit 100 for the first time in 2024 this Saturday.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Also, I don't buy that graph ^ ahead, it shows that global warming ramped up like crazy beginning in around the 1980s, AFTER most of the U.S. factories, steel mills etc. shut down. That shit, i.e. industry in the U.S., peaked in like the 1940s and 1950s.

If there's any country that's most to blame for the pollution and heavy rise in CO2 it's China tbh. India not far behind.

[baseline bum]

Also, I don't buy that graph ^ ahead, it shows that global warming ramped up like crazy beginning in around the 1980s, AFTER most of the U.S. factories, steel mills etc. shut down. That shit, i.e. industry in the U.S., peaked in like the 1940s and 1950s.

If there's any country that's most to blame for the pollution and heavy rise in CO2 it's China tbh. India not far behind.

So you don't believe it and then use the graph to blame China and India?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

So you don't believe it and then use the graph to blame China and India?

If the graph is correct, then the USA has always been far greener domestically than India, China, and the rest. Our production peaked in the first half to two thirds of the 20th century, far before that global heat curve went off a cliff.

[clambake]

Typical hobbit finger pointing solution

[pgardn]

Also, I don't buy that graph ^ ahead, it shows that global warming ramped up like crazy beginning in around the 1980s, AFTER most of the U.S. factories, steel mills etc. shut down. That shit, i.e. industry in the U.S., peaked in like the 1940s and 1950s.

If there's any country that's most to blame for the pollution and heavy rise in CO2 it's China tbh. India not far behind.

Never ever per capita ya fkn dolt... And no I am not saying we are good.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Theoretically increasing CO2 and global warming would promote the growth of more trees and foliage, and shift the hardiness zones north so where more plant life can survive in more climates. So the trees eat the CO2 and they grow and grow and provide more shade from the hot sun, lowering temperatures on land. The cycle is so powerful it even has natural checks and balances against the evils of humanity.

The only way humans can REALLY fuck shit up is to ramp up the deforestation, but over the years I've seen more foliage than I ever have. Even in my own front yard and neighborhood. Way more tree branches and leaves than ever before.

[baseline bum]

Theoretically increasing CO2 and global warming would promote the growth of more trees and foliage, and shift the hardiness zones north so where more plant life can survive in more climates. So the trees eat the CO2 and they grow and grow and provide more shade from the hot sun, lowering temperatures on land. The cycle is so powerful it even has natural checks and balances against the evils of humanity.

The only way humans can REALLY fuck shit up is to ramp up the deforestation, but over the years I've seen more foliage than I ever have. Even in my own front yard and neighborhood. Way more tree branches and leaves than ever before.

Humans have already really fucked shit up

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Humans have already really fucked shit up

One of the main reasons housing prices in the USA have held steady the last couple years as opposed to falling like a rock despite the high interest rates is because of the low supply, i.e. low amount of new building. I bet that's because of the green building limits and regulations against deforestation for new lumber as well as deforestation for new housing developments.

You could always build housing out in the deserts, but summers are scorching hot and in some places winters also quite cold, and supplying water to those areas is going to be a challenge. Also, any CO2 emitted is going directly into the atmosphere rather than much of it being absorbed into the local and regional foliage, which makes a place like Phoenix or Las Vegas much more toxic to the global environment than a place like Detroit or Chicago that's surrounded by trees.

Then on a smaller scale you see amusement parks and major truck stop companies replacing paper towels with air dryers, and having those new eco-soap and water hand washing dispensers that I just hate because I'm not someone that abuses resources but others will and kids especially just don't know what to do.

The USA is definitely making progress, even if the consumer is negatively impacted.

[baseline bum]

One of the main reasons housing prices in the USA have held steady the last couple years as opposed to falling like a rock despite the high interest rates is because of the low supply, i.e. low amount of new building. I bet that's because of the green building limits and regulations against deforestation for new lumber as well as deforestation for new housing developments.

You could always build housing out in the deserts, but summers are scorching hot and in some places winters also quite cold, and supplying water to those areas is going to be a challenge.

Then on a smaller scale you see amusement parks and major truck stop companies replacing paper towels with air dryers, and having those new eco-soap and water hand washing dispensers that I just hate because I'm not someone that abuses resources but others will and kids especially just don't know what to do.

The USA is definitely making progress, even if the consumer is negatively impacted.

Nah it's NIMBYs killing off new building and financial sector parasites buying existing homes up to rent.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Nah it's NIMBYs killing off new building and financial sector parasites buying existing homes up to rent.

There should definitely be a regulated limit on this, at least in terms of single-family homes. They can have as many apartments as they want, but SFHs should stay over 95% in the hands of the end resident.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

As for the NIMBY rich jewish / white "liberal" posh type who will scream at you and cuss you out if their $2500 designer dog can't see their precious lake or river past your parked truck.... they're not the law and they're on the wrong side of the law. Everyone except their inner social circle hates them and their dirty and/or inherited money and it's time for the government to do their job and proceed with what's best for the overall consumer and not posh rich folks even if they're part of the lobbyist, big donor class.

[baseline bum]

As for the NIMBY rich jewish / white "liberal" posh type who will scream at you and cuss you out if their $2500 designer dog can't see their precious lake or river past your parked truck.... they're not the law and they're on the wrong side of the law. Everyone except their inner social circle hates them and their dirty and/or inherited money and it's time for the government to do their job and proceed with what's best for the overall consumer and not posh rich folks even if they're part of the lobbyist, big donor class.

Liberals are assholes for sure, hate that the left has to ride with them since we have two right wing parties in this nation.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Liberals are assholes for sure, hate that the left has to ride with them since we have two right wing parties in this nation.

I wouldn't say all liberals are assholes, just the bigdonor rich snob liberal-voter types and then the culturally marxist extremists. Not every liberal or democrat voter on Main street is an asshole. Some of them are fairly decent if they're not extremist left or paid off by shills. Just like some conservative leaners and GOP-voters are decent, the "good farmers" that will give you their shirt off their back type, as long as they're not the evangelical and/or QAnon type.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

baseline bum BREAKING NEWS:

First 100 degree day in SATX and I'm here for it!! 05.25.2024 . Seems later this year than the past two.

[baseline bum]

baseline bum BREAKING NEWS:

First 100 degree day in SATX and I'm here for it!! 05.25.2024 . Seems later this year than the past two.

Way earlier than last year, where the first day of 100 was June 16th. 2022 came earlier though, on May 7th.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Way earlier than last year, where the first day of 100 was June 16th. 2022 came earlier though, on May 7th.

Yeah I remember 2022 being consistent hell for the May/June part of summer wherever we were in the USA, and just kinda like this year there was no storm/rainy season for SA or even most of Texas that May, everything veered well to the north and east. Vividly remember it being like 97 in Austin on May 3rd with 105+ heat index and my mom almost passing out with a heat stroke on our walk to The Who Concert at The Moody Center that day.

I recall vividly that 2020 and 2021 had very stormy late springs here in SA, especially around this time of the month, and even last year April/May had some storms before giving way to the hottest post-May summer ever.

August/Sept 2022 was below short term averages for Texas, but I was in Michigan and not Texas from July 28 to October 29, 2022.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Perhaps this year with the record-breaking NHC hurricane season forecasts, that with some luck we'll get a tropical storm like Erin in 2007 or that other one in 2002 that just parks over San Antonio for like a month in the middle of summer to bust the heat for a long stretch.

[baseline bum]

Yeah I remember 2022 being consistent hell for the May/June part of summer wherever we were in the USA, and just kinda like this year there was no storm/rainy season for SA or even most of Texas that May, everything veered well to the north and east. Vividly remember it being like 97 in Austin on May 3rd with 105+ heat index and my mom almost passing out with a heat stroke on our walk to The Who Concert at The Moody Center that day.

I recall vividly that 2020 and 2021 had very stormy late springs here in SA, especially around this time of the month, and even last year April/May had some storms before giving way to the hottest post-May summer ever.

August/Sept 2022 was below short term averages for Texas, but I was in Michigan and not Texas from July 28 to October 29, 2022.

Nah we had a way rainier spring this year than 2022. Even in early May 2022 the plants were so dead dewpoints didn't creep above 65 when the heat domes parked over us in the daytime. 2022 summer actually calmed down right after you left; it started insanely early but August was actually historical average level hot shockingly, whereas 2023 started late but stuck around forever with 103+ well into September.

[baseline bum]

Perhaps this year with the record-breaking NHC hurricane season forecasts, that with some luck we'll get a tropical storm like Erin in 2007 or that other one in 2002 that just parks over San Antonio for like a month in the middle of summer to bust the heat for a long stretch.

Same luck that gave us overcast for the damn eclipse? :lol

I will die still being bitter about that.

[pgardn]

Theoretically increasing CO2 and global warming would promote the growth of more trees and foliage, and shift the hardiness zones north so where more plant life can survive in more climates. So the trees eat the CO2 and they grow and grow and provide more shade from the hot sun, lowering temperatures on land. The cycle is so powerful it even has natural checks and balances against the evils of humanity.

The only way humans can REALLY fuck shit up is to ramp up the deforestation, but over the years I've seen more foliage than I ever have. Even in my own front yard and neighborhood. Way more tree branches and leaves than ever before.

The top 1 meter of the OCEAN fixes far more CO2 ya fkn dolt.
You say the most utterly uniformed shit you are chasing hater.
So have you done your own measurements on blue-green “algae”

Theoretically plants have adapted to fairly stable levels of CO2. This is the grand old more is better argument quite common in stupid trumpsters. So why don’t you go breathing 100% O2 for a couple of days and get back to this.

Do you know what happened last time we had a very rapid changes in O2 v. CO2 levels on earth? (All due to photosynthesis mind you; the fixing of CO2)

Only the most significant cellular turnover extinction ever. Anaerobes lost out big time. A biochemical nightmare turnover. But WE were not here to see it so YOU will stay stupid.

We won’t see this type of thing but the rapid nature of this climate change is significant.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Nah we had a way rainier spring this year than 2022. Even in early May 2022 the plants were so dead dewpoints didn't creep above 65 when the heat domes parked over us in the daytime. 2022 summer actually calmed down right after you left; it started insanely early but August was actually historical average level hot shockingly, whereas 2023 started late but stuck around forever with 103+ well into September.

I never said 2022 had a rainy spring, I said 2020 and 2021 did. 2020 was especially stormy with tons of outages, and 2021 was especially wet. 2022 was about like 2011... bone dry, high pressure displaced over our heads. This spring started out wet but has trended much drier, which is par for the course for an El Nino transitioning to Neutral / La Nina. 2022 gas prices were insane but life in general was fun unlike last year... even though all the last few years have really sucked.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Same luck that gave us overcast for the damn eclipse? :lol

I will die still being bitter about that.

Me too. El Nino dying off later than anticipated really fucked us on that. Though the days surrounding it were relatively clearer.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

The top 1 meter of the OCEAN fixes far more CO2 ya fkn dolt.
You say the most utterly uniformed shit you are chasing hater.
So have you done your own measurements on blue-green “algae”

Theoretically plants have adapted to fairly stable levels of CO2. This is the grand old more is better argument quite common in stupid trumpsters. So why don’t you go breathing 100% O2 for a couple of days and get back to this.

Do you know what happened last time we had a very rapid changes in O2 v. CO2 levels on earth? (All due to photosynthesis mind you; the fixing of CO2)

Only the most significant cellular turnover extinction ever. Anaerobes lost out big time. A biochemical nightmare turnover. But WE were not here to see it so YOU will stay stupid.

We won’t see this type of thing but the rapid nature of this climate change is significant.
So what are we gonna do about it? Stop making stuff not by hand, shut down all the factories? Go back to riding horses everywhere and taking ships and giving up all flying and driving? Murder a couple billion people in Asia to reduce population? Pandora's box or the proverbial genie is out of the bottle and thus complaining about global warming from the left is basically Karen`ing.

[baseline bum]

Me too. El Nino dying off later than anticipated really fucked us on that. Though the days surrounding it were relatively clearer.

Speaking of getting fucked, we got issued excessive heat warnings for today and tomorrow with heat indices forecast up to 116. To get two excessive heat warnings in fucking May when even in the hottest summers before last year we'd only get 3-4 the entire season tell you how shit a summer this is going to be.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Speaking of getting fucked, we got issued excessive heat warnings for today and tomorrow with heat indices forecast up to 116. To get two excessive heat warnings in fucking May when even in the hottest summers before last year we'd only get 3-4 the entire season tell you how shit a summer this is going to be.
California forecasted to have below average temps. Maybe spend the summer there?

[pgardn]

So what are we gonna do about it? Stop making stuff not by hand, shut down all the factories? Go back to riding horses everywhere and taking ships and giving up all flying and driving? Murder a couple billion people in Asia to reduce population? Pandora's box or the proverbial genie is out of the bottle and thus complaining about global warming from the left is basically Karen`ing.

uhhhh…

First admit there is a problem.
We are still playing like this does not exist.
So you stupid fkn conservatives again use the it does not exist and then after admitting it, what are we going to do about it now?
First step reduction in CO2 emissions enough to where we actually see a CO2 decrease for a year. This does not involve “oh fk it everyone stay home and just die in misery”

You fkn conservatives always playing this “this is false” to, “okay it’s true but what now” bullshit.
Btw we are still looking at a possible decrease to even CO2 levels for 2023. Maybe slightly above.

And then you bring up this China India CO2 level BS when the US per capita usage is much higher. It’s gonna take a world wide effort. We can lead or go back into a hole, the trumptard way. We solved the CFC high Ozone depletion problem. We solved the acid rain problem. And of course neither of these problems existed for conservatives.This one will in no way be as quick but you gotta start at least trying. Our government will definitely go backwards with Trump (“burn it and breathe it”) Facts are almost all the CO2 production ALSO involves bad air to breathe in addition. We also need to be truthful about what we cannot control now, so we can figure out if it’s possible later with the right technology.

[GAustex]

If there was a way to tax those volcanoes into compliance and to get the Sun to turn down the temp

[baseline bum]

If there was a way to tax those volcanoes into compliance and to get the Sun to turn down the temp


xkcd really knocks it out of the park showing how ridiculous the warming trend is now in this history of Earth's climate

https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/earth_temperature_timeline_2x.png

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I'm as far as it gets from a christian but even I have always thought "BCE" and "CE" is woke progressivtard shit.

just use BC and AD, it's what we all grew up with.

[pgardn]

If there was a way to tax those volcanoes into compliance and to get the Sun to turn down the temp

Volcanoes?

So tell us about the sun now? Turn it down? Glaciation and warming are 100,000 year intervals is more appropriate. So please explain the super rapid heating we are NOW sealing.

Do the Earth's volcanoes emit more CO2 than human activities? No.

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a greenhouse gas and is the primary gas blamed for climate change. While sulfur dioxide released in contemporary volcanic eruptions has occasionally caused detectable global cooling of the lower atmosphere, the carbon dioxide released in contemporary volcanic eruptions has never caused detectable global warming of the atmosphere. In 2010, human activities were responsible for a projected 35 billion metric tons (gigatons) of CO2 emissions. All studies to date of global volcanic carbon dioxide emissions indicate that present-day subaerial and submarine volcanoes release less than a percent of the carbon dioxide released currently by human activities. While it has been proposed that intense volcanic release of carbon dioxide in the deep geologic past did cause global warming, and possibly some mass extinctions, this is a topic of scientific debate at present.

from USGS.
Gee? Austex. Give us your sources?
Donald Trump? Yeah, go with him and his Revolutionary War aircraft bases. Rockets red glare threw you off too?

[pgardn]

uhhhh…

First admit there is a problem.
We are still playing like this does not exist.
So you stupid fkn conservatives again use the it does not exist and then after admitting it, what are we going to do about it now?
First step reduction in CO2 emissions enough to where we actually see a CO2 decrease for a year. This does not involve “oh fk it everyone stay home and just die in misery”

You fkn conservatives always playing this “this is false” to, “okay it’s true but what now” bullshit.
Btw we are still looking at a possible decrease to even CO2 levels for 2023. Maybe slightly above.

And then you bring up this China India CO2 level BS when the US per capita usage is much higher. It’s gonna take a world wide effort. We can lead or go back into a hole, the trumptard way. We solved the CFC high Ozone depletion problem. We solved the acid rain problem. And of course neither of these problems existed for conservatives.This one will in no way be as quick but you gotta start at least trying. Our government will definitely go backwards with Trump (“burn it and breathe it”) Facts are almost all the CO2 production ALSO involves bad air to breathe in addition. We also need to be truthful about what we cannot control now, so we can figure out if it’s possible later with the right technology.

So UNT you like that bullshit post because why?
And are you still king of the economy due to your manly business prowess?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

So UNT you like that bullshit post because why?
And are you still king of the economy due to your manly business prowess?
Ban the gay and trans woke shit & we'll go carbon neutral, deal?

Hopefully the Left will take that deal if they care about the environment and climate change.

[clambake]

Ban the gay and trans woke shit & we'll go carbon neutral, deal?

Hopefully the Left will take that deal if they care about the environment and climate change.

Then, before you even notice, ban snowflake hobbits.

[pgardn]

Then, before you even notice, ban snowflake hobbits.

A self ban for UNT?

Brilliant!

Ban yourself you creepy little Nordic Gnome.

[baseline bum]

Blech heat index 110 already at noon

[Thanos]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFukyfK1qDM

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Happy June in Texas!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfTgO9rpqck

[baseline bum]

Happy June in Texas!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfTgO9rpqck

Ugh four more months of summer

[baseline bum]

Happy June in Texas!!!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfTgO9rpqck

So what are you guessing for our number of days over 100 this year? Seems like we'd need a miracle to be below 45 and wouldn't be shocked if we're approaching 60 for the third year in a row. Definitely looking to be an early summer like 2022, god I hope it's not one that drags forever like 2023. Current forecast gets us to 10 days by June 16th
:pctoss

https://i.ibb.co/v1xCSkK/bs.png

[UNT Eagles 2016]

So what are you guessing for our number of days over 100 this year? Seems like we'd need a miracle to be below 45 and wouldn't be shocked if we're approaching 60 for the third year in a row. Definitely looking to be an early summer like 2022, god I hope it's not one that drags forever like 2023. Current forecast gets us to 10 days by June 16th
:pctoss

https://i.ibb.co/v1xCSkK/bs.png

46 or less by beginning of Nov. = Biden wins
47 or more by beginning of Nov. = Trump wins

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I'm going to say based on the expected hyperactive hurricane season that we'll get a tropical storm in July or August that will just die and park over Texas for a long time like 2007 or 2002.

so like, maybe around 30 total 100+ days for SATX in 2024?

[baseline bum]

46 or less by beginning of Nov. = Biden wins
47 or more by beginning of Nov. = Trump wins

Can't understand to logic of we have had record breaking summer after record breaking summer after record breaking summer so let's vote the pro global warming candidate.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Can't understand to logic of we have had record breaking summer after record breaking summer after record breaking summer so let's vote the pro global warming candidate.

98 today. No hunnin'

[baseline bum]

98 today. No hunnin'

Sure feels like it with the humidity and the 109 heat index though. Ugh hate early season heat waves when we're still having Mississippi level daytime humidity along with Texas temperatures.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Sure feels like it with the humidity and the 109 heat index though. Ugh hate early season heat waves when we're still having Mississippi level daytime humidity along with Texas temperatures.

yeah, at least in mid-late July and August it's typically a drier heat.

[baseline bum]

yeah, at least in mid-late July and August it's typically a drier heat.

Excited about 102 today with dewpoints in the mid to high 70s? And with trash air quality?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Excited about 102 today with dewpoints in the mid to high 70s? And with trash air quality?

Yeah, I've felt sick to my stomach the past roughly 40 hours.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I need-a go back up to Michigan. I've got a guaranteed lay waiting for me in Grandville, she's 43 and been sexting me like crazy, but tells me she's too old for me for a long term relationship and marriage, and she doesn't have a uterus.

[baseline bum]

I need-a go back up to Michigan. I've got a guaranteed lay waiting for me in Grandville, she's 43 and been sexting me like crazy, but tells me she's too old for me for a long term relationship and marriage, and she doesn't have a uterus.

Today was the worst heat index ever recorded in San Antonio

https://res.cloudinary.com/graham-media-group/image/upload/f_auto/q_auto/c_scale,w_900/v1/media/gmg/RRG3OYRVWBCQJBGGDA5OHMP2BM.jpg

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Today was the worst heat index ever recorded in San Antonio

https://res.cloudinary.com/graham-media-group/image/upload/f_auto/q_auto/c_scale,w_900/v1/media/gmg/RRG3OYRVWBCQJBGGDA5OHMP2BM.jpg
Huh? :wow :wow :wow


I swear we've had many days over 120 for heat index.


I know in the Middle East and South Asia heat index gets to like 140-150 regularly.

[baseline bum]

Huh? :wow :wow :wow


I swear we've had many days over 120 for heat index.


I know in the Middle East and South Asia heat index gets to like 140-150 regularly.

It's because the airport is one of the coolest places in town. My neighborhood the heat index was 121 yesterday, likely thanks to the heat island effect. Had a day last year when WeatherUnderground was reporting my neighborhood at 125 heat index, but airport was only 116.

[baseline bum]

Fucking heat index is 95 at 8AM

[GAustex]

Quite pleasant today in Austin

[baseline bum]

I'm going to say based on the expected hyperactive hurricane season that we'll get a tropical storm in July or August that will just die and park over Texas for a long time like 2007 or 2002.

so like, maybe around 30 total 100+ days for SATX in 2024?

Definitely seems like a longshot when we should be nearing 15 days by the 20th of this month.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Definitely seems like a longshot when we should be nearing 15 days by the 20th of this month.

2021 was another strange year where the summer was well wetter and below average and very few 100s days but not caused by a tropical disturbance.

[baseline bum]

2021 was another strange year where the summer was well wetter and below average and very few 100s days but not caused by a tropical disturbance.

Yeah it was the year of five days of snow and temperatures in the 20s. Doubt we see that again for another 35 years.

[GAustex]

Pleasant morning in north Austin.
Cut, edged and leaf blowed (all with ICE) the front and back.
Get er done

[pgardn]

Pleasant morning in north Austin.
Cut, edged and leaf blowed (all with ICE) the front and back.
Get er done

Not bad yesterday evening in SA. Lower humidity and wind.
this morning humidity back up but temp lower Im guessing because no cloud cover.

Now to spoil it all, Ozone alert for today. If I want to keep exercising well into retirement or whatever I would rather not keep having to deal with this.
My lungs are very efficient right now and I am proud and lucky for that ability to let me go outside and workout. Trying to think long term lung health.

The air quality alert days are very sketchy as they just measure for particulates and if it is very humid they dont give accurate results.
The lower level ozone levels can be measured quite accurately, so I am more aware of this. Ozone (very reactive) is not good for your lungs, at all. And when you attempt to exercise hard in the presence of O3, not so good. Just gotta hope my immune system can help repair alveoli in this situation. Or, just dont exercise outside.

Too much fkn with our air. We should not have this much low level ozone. Its supposed to be 31 miles up where its useful in blocking UV.

[baseline bum]

Not bad yesterday evening in SA. Lower humidity and wind.
this morning humidity back up but temp lower Im guessing because no cloud cover.

Now to spoil it all, Ozone alert for today. If I want to keep exercising well into retirement or whatever I would rather not keep having to deal with this.
My lungs are very efficient right now and I am proud and lucky for that ability to let me go outside and workout. Trying to think long term lung health.

The air quality alert days are very sketchy as they just measure for particulates and if it is very humid they dont give accurate results.
The lower level ozone levels can be measured quite accurately, so I am more aware of this. Ozone (very reactive) is not good for your lungs, at all. And when you attempt to exercise hard in the presence of O3, not so good. Just gotta hope my immune system can help repair alveoli in this situation. Or, just dont exercise outside.

Too much fkn with our air. We should not have this much low level ozone. Its supposed to be 31 miles up where its useful in blocking UV.

At least the smoke particles from Mexico are dying down, and just in time for Saharan dust that seems to come in early July lol. A few times in the last couple of weeks we have had air on par with places like New Delhi and Beijing thanks to that smoke. But it's crazy how many ozone alert days we have now. Feels like Texas is becoming like California but only in the bad ways like pollution and rising housing costs.

[pgardn]

At least the smoke particles from Mexico are dying down, and just in time for Saharan dust that seems to come in early July lol. A few times in the last couple of weeks we have had air on par with places like New Delhi and Beijing thanks to that smoke. But it's crazy how many ozone alert days we have now. Feels like Texas is becoming like California but only in the bad ways like pollution and rising housing costs.

The good part is we get wind off the gulf. Not as much trapped air. But as you stated that air can bring some particulate matter as well. The lungs do have a mechanism to get rid of this. So create a lot of mucus and swallow, or spit, or hack it up. Then at some point it get so bad its like London in the late 1800s early 1900s. Unlivable.

The ozone reacts chemically with your lung cells so I am not to fond of this shit. The gassing up that occurs on weekends helps produce it, in hot weather sunshine especially. And then industrially. There is just a lot of shit associated with getting energy from hydrocarbons, but hydrocarbons do store very well (as long as you dont spill them everywhere)

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Yeah it was the year of five days of snow and temperatures in the 20s. Doubt we see that again for another 35 years.

2021 was the coldest overall year, start to finish, in Texas in modern record. 2023 was the hottest.

2021 was also strange in that places that normally don't get too hot, like Portland and Seattle, got like a week straight of 100s degree heat.

[baseline bum]

2021 was the coldest overall year, start to finish, in Texas in modern record. 2023 was the hottest.

2021 was also strange in that places that normally don't get too hot, like Portland and Seattle, got like a week straight of 100s degree heat.

100s in Portland aren't that out of the ordinary anymore. They had 4 days in 2023, 5 in 2022, 5 in 2021, and 2 in 2020. Their 2021 heat wave literally had people dying in Vancouver from 120 degree heat index.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

100s in Portland aren't that out of the ordinary anymore. They had 4 days in 2023, 5 in 2022, 5 in 2021, and 2 in 2020. Their 2021 heat wave literally had people dying in Vancouver from 120 degree heat index.

Portland actually got to 117 in 2021, and Seattle got to 108 and the tech suburbs just to the east of Seattle got to 117 as well. That was crazy. Don't know if it ever happens again, but yeah people there a) aren't used to Texas/Arizona heat like that, and b) a lot of the homes there particularly somewhat middle aged and older homes were built without AC because back in the day you never really needed it.

Don't know what's even the point of living in the so-called temperate rainforest up there when it's rapidly turning into a subtropical swamp and the subtropical swamps are rapidly turning either tropical or out right arid.

[pgardn]

Welcome to very large variations in temp in specific places with the overall global average rising more rapidly than we expected.
The climatologists appear to have got this bang on, the variation is crazy. If we could just predict where and when we might be able to adjust to mass migration and even moving city to city like rich people.
This would be an incredible feat that might make us able to adapt to what we have wrought.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Welcome to very large variations in temp in specific places with the overall global average rising more rapidly than we expected.
The climatologists appear to have got this bang on, the variation is crazy. If we could just predict where and when we might be able to adjust to mass migration and even moving city to city like rich people.
This would be an incredible feat that might make us able to adapt to what we have wrought.
watch for real estate in places like Alaska and Michigan to skyrocket in the next ten to twenty years, also Canada is sitting pretty with all that spare virgin land they have up there that will eventually become prime real estate. Russia, too, for better or for worse.

...but how is migrating north going to save the planet? We need turd world countries like in India and Africa to stop popping out babies and the globalists to stop giving them welfare. It's no doubt anthropogenic global warming is real, but what are we going to do to reverse it, just like with inflation?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Seems to me the way to reverse global warming is to literally de-industrialize the planet, kill the factories, kill the internet and all other telecomms, stop making cars and cancel all air flights, and live on subsistence agriculture, ranching, farming, trading, and animal riding and shipping for travel like humans did in the the pre industrialized era for centuries and millennia before the industrial revolution which sparked all the global warming.

[pgardn]

Seems to me the way to reverse global warming is to literally de-industrialize the planet, kill the factories, kill the internet and all other telecomms, stop making cars and cancel all air flights, and live on subsistence agriculture, ranching, farming, trading, and animal riding and shipping for travel like humans did in the the pre industrialized era for centuries and millennia before the industrial revolution which sparked all the global warming.

industry can be cleaned up.
We have done it with acid rain and high level ozone depletion.
There will always be a need to use hydrocarbons but not to excess like we do now.
And I have said before we must change how we plan cities to take advantage of the cleaner energy the region gives us geographically.
We are damn lazy with zero foresight. Make a profit now and then leave your mess behind for others. Dirty capitalism.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

industry can be cleaned up.
We have done it with acid rain and high level ozone depletion.
There will always be a need to use hydrocarbons but not to excess like we do now.
And I have said before we must change how we plan cities to take advantage of the cleaner energy the region gives us geographically.
We are damn lazy with zero foresight. Make a profit now and then leave your mess behind for others. Dirty capitalism.
also people who like the cool shouldn't be relocating to Texas or Arizona if the regulation is going to be that you can't have the AC below 82 degrees.

move to somewhere like coastal Michigan if you can't take the heat

[pgardn]

also people who like the cool shouldn't be relocating to Texas or Arizona if the regulation is going to be that you can't have the AC below 82 degrees.

move to somewhere like coastal Michigan if you can't take the heat

This is interesting.
My grandad says he likes the heat because his arthritis really hurts when it gets cold.
Then other old relatives say they cant stand the heat and want out. So Im not entirely understanding this.
Im gonna go with you cant please old people who are not naturally happy people.
Some older relatives never complain with big smiles for great grandkids and just want to be involved with life. Lots of variation with the old.
You think tired tread, and you just think why are you even hanging on when you are so obviously miserable.

[baseline bum]

industry can be cleaned up.
We have done it with acid rain and high level ozone depletion.
There will always be a need to use hydrocarbons but not to excess like we do now.
And I have said before we must change how we plan cities to take advantage of the cleaner energy the region gives us geographically.
We are damn lazy with zero foresight. Make a profit now and then leave your mess behind for others. Dirty capitalism.

Dirty capitalism is just the same thing as capitalism. We're not lazy, Exxon and other corporations are just the actual government of this nation and privatized profits with socialized costs is as American as mass shootings and medical bankruptcy.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Dirty capitalism is just the same thing as capitalism. We're not lazy, Exxon and other corporations are just the actual government of this nation and privatized profits with socialized costs is as American as mass shootings and medical bankruptcy.

I agree with this, but if democrats want to leave out big tech and big pharma (along with the big banks) then they're being hypocritical. Just like the Bush/Cheney admin and their nut-huggers leaving out big oil was also hypocritical.

the private sector of America is cancer and gluttonous and it's plain to see, IMO the federal government should instill a corporate profit cap (or at least profit margin % cap) and that would solve a LOT of problems, from the medical insurance industry (which trickles down to doctors and patient costs) to the gas and grocery prices to the issue of wages and housing being unfair for the average American.

I think the US private sector needs a bit of an iron fist ruling from the state.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

This is interesting.
My grandad says he likes the heat because his arthritis really hurts when it gets cold.
Then other old relatives say they cant stand the heat and want out. So Im not entirely understanding this.
Im gonna go with you cant please old people who are not naturally happy people.
Some older relatives never complain with big smiles for great grandkids and just want to be involved with life. Lots of variation with the old.
You think tired tread, and you just think why are you even hanging on when you are so obviously miserable.

I can't sleep when it's too hot. Like I was awake practically sweating this morning from 6:30-8:30 AM in the middle of what should have been my sleep because of this morning's power outage in Medina Valley due to the storms that came through last night. Because the AC was out.

I literally cannot tolerate not having AC set above 68 when trying to sleep, with the alternative being 60 or lower for the overnight low... sometimes it gets so humid that if camping outside it needs to be 55 or lower to be comfortable to me. I could not do Survivor in tropical Fiji. I'd get zero sleep.

[baseline bum]

I agree with this, but if democrats want to leave out big tech and big pharma (along with the big banks) then they're being hypocritical. Just like the Bush/Cheney admin and their nut-huggers leaving out big oil was also hypocritical.

the private sector of America is cancer and gluttonous and it's plain to see, IMO the federal government should instill a corporate profit cap (or at least profit margin % cap) and that would solve a LOT of problems, from the medical insurance industry (which trickles down to doctors and patient costs) to the gas and grocery prices to the issue of wages and housing being unfair for the average American.

I think the US private sector needs a bit of an iron fist ruling from the state.

C'mon man acting like Big Pharma, Big Tech, the banks, private equity firms, etc haven't bought out the GOP too.

[baseline bum]

I can't sleep when it's too hot. Like I was awake practically sweating this morning from 6:30-8:30 AM in the middle of what should have been my sleep because of this morning's power outage in Medina Valley due to the storms that came through last night. Because the AC was out.

I literally cannot tolerate not having AC set above 68 when trying to sleep, with the alternative being 60 or lower for the overnight low... sometimes it gets so humid that if camping outside it needs to be 55 or lower to be comfortable to me. I could not do Survivor in tropical Fiji. I'd get zero sleep.

Go camp in the Beartooths in Montana man, overnight lows in the mid 20s in August. Feels amazing. Or the high country of Yosemite or the Ansel Adams National Forest in Cali. Even last time I went when a nasty heat wave came that had temps 100+ in the Yosemite Valley at 4000 feet it still dropped to the mid 40s overnight where I was camping at 10,000 feet a few miles off Tioga Pass Road in the northeast end of the park.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Go camp in the Beartooths in Montana man, overnight lows in the mid 20s in August. Feels amazing. Or the high country of Yosemite or the Ansel Adams National Forest in Cali. Even last time I went when a nasty heat wave came that had temps 100+ in the Yosemite Valley at 4000 feet it still dropped to the mid 40s overnight where I was camping at 10,000 feet a few miles off Tioga Pass Road in the northeast end of the park.

I love elevation in summer. Slept on Mt Humphreys Peak, tallest point in Arizona, in a sleeping bag on August 9, 2021. Low got down to 41 degrees. Hiked the Grand Canyon down and up the next day and up was very painful, but it never got over the 70s at the Grand Canyon even in August... then there was a big thunderstorm from Flagstaff to south of Prescott and then the temp on my dash literally went from 67 to 115 (!) literally right as I crossed the "Maricopa County Line" sign down the I-17.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

high today only 93, that's low for middle of June

[UNT Eagles 2016]

C'mon man acting like Big Pharma, Big Tech, the banks, private equity firms, etc haven't bought out the GOP too.

The Uniparty is certainly a big problem and it's taken a hold of most of the biggest parties, not only in the USA but overseas too. The Tories have gotten to be just as "woke capitalist" as the Labour party in the UK, but at least the Labour party doesn't hide who they are and are more authentically fiscally liberal. Much of the US GOP is woke capitalist too. If the big corporations like Raytheon or Lockheed or Halliburton want gay pride, vax mandates, and gun bans, they'll be all in favor of that because they're beholden to their big donors.

I consider myself fiscally slightly left of center and socially right of center, politically right-wing populist (anti immigration, anti foreign aid/war, anti DEI and LGBT+, pro nuclear family, pro homeschooling / private schooling but pro choice and pro public option healthcare etc) with some fiscal left views. But the Uniparty parties that dominate Western politics, are the opposite of that.

The European elections in the past few days have been a good sign. I'm hoping the Reform Party in the UK does well.

[baseline bum]

high today only 93, that's low for middle of June

It's still a degree higher than the historical average for June 10th and needed a cold front to come in to get us there.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

It's still a degree higher than the historical average for June 10th and needed a cold front to come in to get us there.

historical average dating back to when? :lol 1880s? That's basically when the industrial revolution (which caused global warming) started.

It's the lowest June 10th I recall in recent history. Maybe 2021 was cooler because that was a cooler year, i don't remember.

[baseline bum]

historical average dating back to when? :lol 1880s? That's basically when the industrial revolution (which caused global warming) started.

It's the lowest June 10th I recall in recent history. Maybe 2021 was cooler because that was a cooler year, i don't remember.

June 10th was 96 last year but June 8th was 91. 2020 was a pretty hot year and June 10th was 93. 2019 it was 88. 2017 it was 90. 2016 it was 90. 2015 it was 91. 93 is not a cool temperature for June 10th. Also I see it has crept to 94 now.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

June 10th was 96 last year but June 8th was 91. 2020 was a pretty hot year and June 10th was 93. 2019 it was 88. 2017 it was 90. 2016 it was 90. 2015 it was 91. 93 is not a cool temperature for June 10th. Also I see it has crept to 94 now.

I guess I'm just used to 100s every day from some time in May through middle of September.

2020 seemed like more of a wet year than a hot year but I digress. Power went off like every night for an hour for a week in late May 2020 due to a constant smattering of severe storms here, similar to what happened last night.

2021 was definitely a wet year which was odd because the 2020-21 winter was NOT El Nino.

[pgardn]

In good news.

2.5 inches of rain at my extensive palatial compound.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

In good news.

2.5 inches of rain at my extensive palatial compound.
ugh but now the grass i.e. weeds will grow... :(

I like having rain close to July 4th to minimize fireworks fire risk.

[baseline bum]

In good news.

2.5 inches of rain at my extensive palatial compound.

Can't say I'm excited about that much rain since we just finally started losing those crazy high dewpoints a few days ago, with them finally falling into the 60s in the daytime. Don't want dewpoints in the 70s back once we get our next heat dome.

[pgardn]

Can't say I'm excited about that much rain since we just finally started losing those crazy high dewpoints a few days ago, with them finally falling into the 60s in the daytime. Don't want dewpoints in the 70s back once we get our next heat dome.

The deer that are all over the San Antonio greenways needed food badly. Lots of new growth will help.
I wish they would cull out those poor animals. I hate to see them starve. They are way over populated.
And I definitely dont like all the dust that gets up as the drought continues.
I also like water in the Edwards Aquifer. It looks like it got a significant amount. The next week should see it rise. Maybe I can spray water freely at my dog again some day. He loves playing in the water.

FILL the aquifer rain gods!

[UNT Eagles 2016]

The deer that are all over the San Antonio greenways needed food badly. Lots of new growth will help.
I wish they would cull out those poor animals. I hate to see them starve. They are way over populated.
And I definitely dont like all the dust that gets up as the drought continues.
I also like water in the Edwards Aquifer. It looks like it got a significant amount. The next week should see it rise. Maybe I can spray water freely at my dog again some day. He loves playing in the water.

FILL the aquifer rain gods!

Make HEB Meat Cheap Again!!!

[UNT Eagles 2016]

seriously, would be nice to see venison in grocery stores like they do in the upper north states.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

baseline bum

It's the middle of June and I wasn't dying of heat today going to HEB this afternoon.

We're officially on pace to be cooler than last year.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

No 100s in the next fortnight predicted baseline bum (https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=131):

https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/San+Antonio+TX?canonicalCityId=a350bf57ff31fb2da23 9d0bc8e95511cddf79670693cbfd0f14a40fb45222c37


Cold & wet San Antonio Summer 2024 as I predicted after last year's record summer, coming to pass. We even have lots of rain in the forecast!

Millennial_Messiah.

Me.


Maybe we'll get a snowstorm that pushes ERCOT to the limit for July 4th this year in Texas?

[baseline bum]

No 100s in the next fortnight predicted baseline bum (https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=131):

https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/San+Antonio+TX?canonicalCityId=a350bf57ff31fb2da23 9d0bc8e95511cddf79670693cbfd0f14a40fb45222c37


Cold & wet San Antonio Summer 2024 as I predicted after last year's record summer, coming to pass. We even have lots of rain in the forecast!

Millennial_Messiah.

Me.


Maybe we'll get a snowstorm that pushes ERCOT to the limit for July 4th this year in Texas?

ROFL cold summer when yesterday was the first day since May 16th that had a below average high, and it only came in below the average high for June 12th by one lousy degree. Also we didn't get our first 100 degree day until June 16th last year but we have already had five this year, so don't go claiming victory yet. :lol

[UNT Eagles 2016]

ROFL cold summer when yesterday was the first day since May 16th that had a below average high, and it only came in below the average high for June 12th by one lousy degree. Also we didn't get our first 100 degree day until June 16th last year but we have already had five this year, so don't go claiming victory yet. :lol

Right, but last year trended upward and drier by this point, while this year seems to be trending towards being one of the rainiest and stormiest summers at least the first half of it. I don't recall a summer being this stormy. It's like April and May weather deep into June. Typically by July and August, barring a tropical landfalling system, the prevailing pattern is very high pressure aloft with only a very tiny isolated chance at non-severe sea breeze type of showers.

[baseline bum]

Right, but last year trended upward and drier by this point, while this year seems to be trending towards being one of the rainiest and stormiest summers at least the first half of it. I don't recall a summer being this stormy. It's like April and May weather deep into June. Typically by July and August, barring a tropical landfalling system, the prevailing pattern is very high pressure aloft with only a very tiny isolated chance at non-severe sea breeze type of showers.

That area being watched off the coast of Mexico got upgraded to a 40% chance of organization from 20% the last couple of days. We don't want it to organize if we want rain from that system. If it organizes could just go into Mexico and not give us shit, but if it doesn't that low pressure system is probably going to blow our way next Tuesday or so. So don't count your chickens on that stormy forecast nearly a week out yet.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

That area being watched off the coast of Mexico got upgraded to a 40% chance of organization from 20% the last couple of days. We don't want it to organize if we want rain from that system. If it organizes could just go into Mexico and not give us shit, but if it doesn't that low pressure system is probably going to blow our way next Tuesday or so. So don't count your chickens on that stormy forecast nearly a week out yet.

Yeah, based on time of year this "pre Alberto" seems like tropical storm Bret of 2005. Going to slam into Veracruz area following under the ridge due west as a marginal to moderate TS and give us nothing and basically push the hot high pressure in our face.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

SST anomalies are between +3 and +5 F in the Gulf of Mexico, even higher out east in the main development region of the Atlantic. So I would expect development. Subtropical jet and TUTT are wind shear blockers generally this time of year, but it's not uncommon for a hole in the shear to allow a tropical storm to develop. (No hurricanes.)

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Lots of rain and sub 90 temps in the forecast. I feel like this summer will more or less resemble Fiji than Texas.

[baseline bum]

Lots of rain and sub 90 temps in the forecast. I feel like this summer will more or less resemble Fiji than Texas.

Didn't you just say you expected that area of low pressure to go into Mexico steered by a high pressure ridge smack dab over us? Goodbye rain and sub 100s in that case.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Didn't you just say you expected that area of low pressure to go into Mexico steered by a high pressure ridge smack dab over us? Goodbye rain and sub 100s in that case.

Eh, there's other factors at work that will keep this summer cooler than last, such as the cooling of the east Pacific

[baseline bum]

Eh, there's other factors at work that will keep this summer cooler than last, such as the cooling of the east Pacific

Can't really claim that from a weather forecast based just on that low pressure area in the southern gulf.

[baseline bum]

Lots of rain and sub 90 temps in the forecast. I feel like this summer will more or less resemble Fiji than Texas.

1 day later that forecast with 80s is mostly dead, with one day forecast 89 that will probably end up 94 or higher.

https://i.ibb.co/HHkqv07/10day.png

[UNT Eagles 2016]

baseline bum

Still nothing near 100 in the long term forecast for San Antonio, now going into July

https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/San+Antonio+TX?canonicalCityId=a350bf57ff31fb2da23 9d0bc8e95511cddf79670693cbfd0f14a40fb45222c37

[UNT Eagles 2016]

As I expected last year.... this year in the "Rainy City" (San Antonio) it will look a lot more like 2007 and 2002 or 2010.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

The cool-ish 2024 will surprise everyone including the extreme climate alarmists.

Me

[UNT Eagles 2016]

:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao

sons, I'd rather cut off my testicles with a malaria-infested rusted knife...yes, I'm still 100% remote in Montana. Despite getting lectured by Gen Z recruiters about how I'm missing out on all these great $50k a year, 5 days onsite, 24/7 oncall jobs in the Utopia that is the Big D - Dallas, TX...I think I made the right move. :lol funny thing is all these recruiters that call me and tell me how great Dallas, TX is, don't even live there rofl

As the Gen Xers/Boomers continue to retire, there's very few Millenials or Zoomers in my field so I have the leverage to laugh and hang up the phone anytime somebody mentions "onsite". I actually did fly back to DFW recently, as soon as I went outside the airport there were two homeless looking black guys with their pants down in a boxing match arguing about which one was "blacker" than the other....also, I noticed every white male had this "I want to shoot myself" look on their face. It's amazing the lengths the white man will go to torture himself: living in the sh!ttiest areas, horrible bosses, horrible jobs, etc just to preserve hope that their fat wives MAY blow them twice a year
Hmmmmmm are you a COBOL developer?

[baseline bum]

As I expected last year.... this year in the "Rainy City" (San Antonio) it will look a lot more like 2007 and 2002 or 2010.

Pretty early to be calling that when our May and early June were way worse than those Augusts. Looks like we're getting saved for a while by that low in the gulf but not buying there will be more like it to keep July through early September at bay. Not really buying Days 8-14 of that forecast either yet. Has been nice having temps 96-98 though lately with daytime dewpoints in the high 60s, so much better than 102 with daytime dewpoints in the mid 70s before that low pushed the horrendous Mexico heat dome away that was dominating us a couple weeks ago.

[baseline bum]

:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao

sons, I'd rather cut off my testicles with a malaria-infested rusted knife...yes, I'm still 100% remote in Montana. Despite getting lectured by Gen Z recruiters about how I'm missing out on all these great $50k a year, 5 days onsite, 24/7 oncall jobs in the Utopia that is the Big D - Dallas, TX...I think I made the right move. :lol funny thing is all these recruiters that call me and tell me how great Dallas, TX is, don't even live there rofl

As the Gen Xers/Boomers continue to retire, there's very few Millenials or Zoomers in my field so I have the leverage to laugh and hang up the phone anytime somebody mentions "onsite". I actually did fly back to DFW recently, as soon as I went outside the airport there were two homeless looking black guys with their pants down in a boxing match arguing about which one was "blacker" than the other....also, I noticed every white male had this "I want to shoot myself" look on their face. It's amazing the lengths the white man will go to torture himself: living in the sh!ttiest areas, horrible bosses, horrible jobs, etc just to preserve hope that their fat wives MAY blow them twice a year

Thank god for COVID normalizing remote work. If I ever have to commute again please just fucking shoot me.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Pretty early to be calling that when our May and early June were way worse than those Augusts. Looks like we're getting saved for a while by that low in the gulf but not buying there will be more like it to keep July through early September at bay. Not really buying Days 8-14 of that forecast either yet. Has been nice having temps 96-98 though lately with daytime dewpoints in the high 60s, so much better than 102 with daytime dewpoints in the mid 70s before that low pushed the horrendous Mexico heat dome away that was dominating us a couple weeks ago.

81... eighty-one... EIGHTY-ONE.... as in Kobe Bryant's eighty-one... is the forecast high this coming Wednesday for SAT... in the latter half of June... in San Antonio!! That's incredible!! I don't think we had a high temperature nearly that low so deep into summer at all the last two years.

That's like March weather, although the low temp is summery

[baseline bum]

baseline bum

Still nothing near 100 in the long term forecast for San Antonio, now going into July

https://weather.com/weather/tenday/l/San+Antonio+TX?canonicalCityId=a350bf57ff31fb2da23 9d0bc8e95511cddf79670693cbfd0f14a40fb45222c37


As I expected last year.... this year in the "Rainy City" (San Antonio) it will look a lot more like 2007 and 2002 or 2010.

Knew these 96 and 97 forecasts through the first week of July were going to be BS. Looks like it's back to over the top hot summer again after a couple of weeks of being only a little hotter than average summer.

https://i.ibb.co/Tts8dzK/shitty.png

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Knew these 96 and 97 forecasts through the first week of July were going to be BS. Looks like it's back to over the top hot summer again after a couple of weeks of being only a little hotter than average summer.

https://i.ibb.co/Tts8dzK/shitty.png



Still, not as hot as last year.


Also, rain in the forecast, which is different from last year or 2011, 2022, even 2018. Also, a lot more clouds.

[baseline bum]

Still, not as hot as last year.


Also, rain in the forecast, which is different from last year or 2011, 2022, even 2018. Also, a lot more clouds.

Probably not, but last year we had 9 days of 100+ through June 26th; this year we have had 7 days of 100+ through June 26th so not out of the question.

[baseline bum]

Still, not as hot as last year.


Also, rain in the forecast, which is different from last year or 2011, 2022, even 2018. Also, a lot more clouds.

Hit 100 today so up to 8 days in 2024 at 100+, and that rain is a pretty useless prediction almost two weeks out.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Hit 100 today so up to 8 days in 2024 at 100+, and that rain is a pretty useless prediction almost two weeks out.

Welp I did say 47 or more = Trump victory, and after tonight that looks like all but a wrap.

By the way they asked Trump about climate and he dodged the question, talking about Afghanistan and immigration or whatever, and briefly noted that we had "cleaner water and air" under his administration. Whereas Biden seemed to offer real, albeit tired, solutions, and brought up the Paris climate accord issue. Trump said it was "too expensive" and said he would only keep the USA in that if India and China and Russia joined. Lol.

[baseline bum]

Welp I did say 47 or more = Trump victory, and after tonight that looks like all but a wrap.

By the way they asked Trump about climate and he dodged the question, talking about Afghanistan and immigration or whatever, and briefly noted that we had "cleaner water and air" under his administration. Whereas Biden seemed to offer real, albeit tired, solutions, and brought up the Paris climate accord issue. Trump said it was "too expensive" and said he would only keep the USA in that if India and China and Russia joined. Lol.

ROFL guy who hires illegals ranting about illegal immigration constantly.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

ROFL guy who hires illegals ranting about illegal immigration constantly.
Jan 21, 2025 he's promised to start "drilling like never before", fracking like never before, immediately start the keystone pipeline again, and re-withdraw from the Paris climate accord

Better get used to 110 highs with 125 heat index being your average summer's day in May in south Texas.

[baseline bum]

Jan 21, 2025 he's promised to start "drilling like never before", fracking like never before, immediately start the keystone pipeline again, and re-withdraw from the Paris climate accord

Better get used to 110 highs with 125 heat index being your average summer's day in May in south Texas.

https://i.ibb.co/Q651b99/bigoil.jpg

[UNT Eagles 2016]

https://i.ibb.co/Q651b99/bigoil.jpg

Hmmm... was that graphic from 2009?

I remember that was the last time before 2021 that Portland/Seattle had that massive heat wave that got them over 100, but in 2021 San Antonio didn't get anywhere near 106.

[baseline bum]

Hmmm... was that graphic from 2009?

I remember that was the last time before 2021 that Portland/Seattle had that massive heat wave that got them over 100, but in 2021 San Antonio didn't get anywhere near 106.

Portland goes 100+ about five times a year now man.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

1. 75 days in 2023
2. 59 days in 2009
3. 58 days in 2022
4. 57 days in 2011
5. 41 days in 2013
6. 36 days in 2020
6. 36 days in 1998
8. 33 days in 1948
...
11 days in 2024 as of July 4th

Absolutely nothing compared to last year, and with Beryl barrelling down on us likely to soak and flood the city next week, we'll probably not even make the top ten this year.

[baseline bum]

Absolutely nothing compared to last year, and with Beryl barrelling down on us likely to soak and flood the city next week, we'll probably not even make the top ten this year.

We're still going at quite a bit faster pace than average over the last 30 years which is 21 days for the year and we're at 11 right now in early July and the only things that have stopped our 100 degree days are Alberto and now looking like maybe Beryl. If we keep getting tropical storms every 2.5 weeks we probably won't finish too high above average but otherwise are you expecting anything other than a wall of 100s after mid July until and through the end of August if the tropical storms and hurricanes start going to Mississippi, Florida, the Carolinas, etc?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

We're still going at quite a bit faster pace than average over the last 30 years which is 21 days for the year and we're at 11 right now in early July and the only things that have stopped our 100 degree days are Alberto and now looking like maybe Beryl. If we keep getting tropical storms every 2.5 weeks we probably won't finish too high above average but otherwise are you expecting anything other than a wall of 100s after mid July until and through the end of August if the tropical storms and hurricanes start going to Mississippi, Florida, the Carolinas, etc?
Possibly, but it could also be a wall of 80s and 90s like 2016 or 2021, even without hurricane strikes. 2022 wasn't even terrible in August/September.

There's also the possibility that Beryl morphs into a subtropical mesoscale jet stream and parks over South/Central Texas like what happened around this time of year in 2022 and gives us a month of straight rain days.

[baseline bum]

Possibly, but it could also be a wall of 80s and 90s like 2016 or 2021, even without hurricane strikes. 2022 wasn't even terrible in August/September.

There's also the possibility that Beryl morphs into a subtropical mesoscale jet stream and parks over South/Central Texas like what happened around this time of year in 2022 and gives us a month of straight rain days.

2022 was wall to wall 100s in July, it beat out August 2011 for the hottest month ever recorded in San Antonio at the time. 80s and 90s seem pretty unlikely considering we jumped right back to 99-102 a week after Alberto.

[baseline bum]

Possibly, but it could also be a wall of 80s and 90s like 2016 or 2021, even without hurricane strikes. 2022 wasn't even terrible in August/September.

There's also the possibility that Beryl morphs into a subtropical mesoscale jet stream and parks over South/Central Texas like what happened around this time of year in 2022 and gives us a month of straight rain days.

Latest model runs have Beryl turning north to the point the center passes east of town now instead of west, which has warmed next week's forecast significantly :pctoss

[baseline bum]

Absolutely nothing compared to last year, and with Beryl barrelling down on us likely to soak and flood the city next week, we'll probably not even make the top ten this year.

Looks like you counted your chickens way too early now with Beryl rapidly tracking east in the latest modeling. Wouldn't be surprised if when NOAA's new forecasts come out tomorrow if we don't have a single day in the 80s projected, especially if it tracks further east than it is now (with the center of the cone hitting land around Port Aransas).

https://i.ibb.co/y6vTKvn/beryl.png

[Robz4000]

Looks like you counted your chickens way too early now with Beryl rapidly tracking east in the latest modeling. Wouldn't be surprised if when NOAA's new forecasts come out tomorrow if we don't have a single day in the 80s projected, especially if it tracks further east than it is now (with the center of the cone hitting land around Port Aransas).

https://i.ibb.co/y6vTKvn/beryl.png

:lol our rain chances are plummeting too

[baseline bum]

:lol our rain chances are plummeting too

Yeah just saw KENS-5 weather anything west of about Converse looks like they'd get 1.5" max, and if you're around 1604 west of town could be like half an inch from the entire storm. UC went from 6" to 8" yesterday to about 3" on today's forecast and figure by tomorrow's forecast when this storm tracks farther east it'll really look grim. Ugh sucks likely being on the weak side of the hurricane most likely now.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Yeah just saw KENS-5 weather anything west of about Converse looks like they'd get 1.5" max, and if you're around 1604 west of town could be like half an inch from the entire storm. UC went from 6" to 8" yesterday to about 3" on today's forecast and figure by tomorrow's forecast when this storm tracks farther east it'll really look grim. Ugh sucks likely being on the weak side of the hurricane most likely now.

And it's still trending east as per the models. And stronger, but smaller core

[baseline bum]

How about that cold front we had come in? Fucking 96 at 1PM.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

How about that cold front we had come in? Fucking 96 at 1PM.

We are supposed to get rain today. That will cool things off.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Now it's saying it won't rain until 8pm. argh

[baseline bum]

Now it's saying it won't rain until 8pm. argh

Then that'll be 10PM, then midnight, then 2AM, then nothing.

[GAustex]

Raining in Austin now
More than a little
Sweet summer rain

[baseline bum]

Raining in Austin now
More than a little
Sweet summer rain

The 1604 rain dome holding strong as usual. Not uncommon to see rain in the summer in the hill country but it never crosses 1604.

[baseline bum]

Looks like Beryl is going to bring us a whopping one day of below average temperature for the time of year.

[GAustex]

81 degrees in N Austin at 5:30 PM on July 6th

[Robz4000]

:wow actually getting rain in SA

[baseline bum]

:wow actually getting rain in SA

Meh worthless coming in at 7PM after the day already got hot as hell. Just ensures we get some really high humidity to go with the heat tomorrow.

[Robz4000]

Meh worthless coming in at 7PM after the day already got hot as hell. Just ensures we get some really high humidity to go with the heat tomorrow.

:depressed

[GAustex]

Second round of showers in Austin
A deluge
Sweet summer rain

[pgardn]

We need the frkn Aquifer to fill at some point. So Rain over ALL the runoff counties and recharge regions would be damn nice for once.

[baseline bum]

We need the frkn Aquifer to fill at some point. So Rain over ALL the runoff counties and recharge regions would be damn nice for once.

Meh having water will just convince people to keep moving here.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Meh having water will just convince people to keep moving here.

Yeah. Rather have the aquifer go to zero and be like Nevada or California where a hot shower will raise your utility bill through the roof.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

We need the frkn Aquifer to fill at some point. So Rain over ALL the runoff counties and recharge regions would be damn nice for once.

Nah, baseline bum wants it the aquifer to go to zero. "Let them drink milk," says the Queen.

[baseline bum]

Yeah. Rather have the aquifer go to zero and be like Nevada or California where a hot shower will raise your utility bill through the roof.

Obviously I'm joking, recognizing we're getting hosed by the hurricane giving us nothing.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.... unlike last July where this thread was bumped everyday, this one hasn't been bumped in awhile.


What did I tell you about 2024 being a cold and wet summer , baseline bum ? I TOLD YOU SO last year

[baseline bum]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.... unlike last July where this thread was bumped everyday, this one hasn't been bumped in awhile.


What did I tell you about 2024 being a cold and wet summer , baseline bum ? I TOLD YOU SO last year

Oh yeah BRRRRRR at that cold ass 99 today

[baseline bum]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.... unlike last July where this thread was bumped everyday, this one hasn't been bumped in awhile.


What did I tell you about 2024 being a cold and wet summer , baseline bum ? I TOLD YOU SO last year

I do find it amazing that having a temperature below average for the date only 5 days out of 17 this month is considered cold though. And getting 2.38 inches of rain in June is wet when the historical average is 2.5 inches in June? 0.43 inches in July 1-16 is wet when the historical average is 1.6 inches of rain in July?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I do find it amazing that having a temperature below average for the date only 5 days out of 17 this month is considered cold though. And getting 2.38 inches of rain in June is wet when the historical average is 2.5 inches in June? 0.43 inches in July 1-16 is wet when the historical average is 1.6 inches of rain in July?

It's cold compared to last year, especially if 2022 and 2023 are the "new norm" then this year and 2021 are cold by comparison.

Also, the long term averages factor in outlier years like 2002 where in June and July there was literally a monsoon trough parked over Bexar County.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Oh yeah BRRRRRR at that cold ass 99 today

Last year it was 105-106 today

[baseline bum]

Last year it was 105-106 today

Not hottest summer ever is a far cry from cool.

[koriwhat]

Not hottest summer ever is a far cry from cool.

I still remember it being way hotter when I was 25 yrs old headed to LA for a vacation. It was a constant 105-110 for a while before I left for LA and when I got out there it was in the 80's and everyone was melting on the streets of LA except for my bud and I, we were quite fine and the weather out there felt great!

[Blake]

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Lemme guess, "something something pussy libs just die something something this ain't that bad something something"

[UNT Eagles 2016]

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Lemme guess, "something something pussy libs just die something something this ain't that bad something something"

Gotta at least read it for the sniffles and giggles.

A wise old man once said, "Only pussies & assholes use the ignore user feature."

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Not hottest summer ever is a far cry from cool.

Didn't get rain here today, but arctic Texas summer is expected to continue next week even as we're approaching the peak-heat part of the season. Highs in the 80s all week... 80s in late july into early August?!!!!

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I still remember it being way hotter when I was 25 yrs old headed to LA for a vacation. It was a constant 105-110 for a while before I left for LA and when I got out there it was in the 80's and everyone was melting on the streets of LA except for my bud and I, we were quite fine and the weather out there felt great!
Blake , it had nothing to do with "pussy liberals"... sometimes Joey is just a regular guy, calf tattoos and all. Cut 'em some slack.

Joey, yeah I agree, going from 100s in August to 80s in L.A. was great. The next day, going from the Grand Canyon to Flagstaff down to Phoenix was .......not. 57 and cloudy in Flagstaff and 117 and crystal clear in Phoenix, same day, a little over an hour drive.

[GAustex]

Wow what a forecast for the next few days

[baseline bum]

Didn't get rain here today, but arctic Texas summer is expected to continue next week even as we're approaching the peak-heat part of the season. Highs in the 80s all week... 80s in late july into early August?!!!!

You're using the Weather.com forecast right? That shit is always super bullish on rain. NWS has us 86-90 Monday through Thursday which will be really nice but they don't do a 14 day. KENS 14 day has up back up around 95 by the 29th which would still be really nice but I wouldn't put too much stock in a 14 day other than when we have nasty long lived heat domes over us, in which cases the 14 days have been a lot more accurate.

[baseline bum]

I still remember it being way hotter when I was 25 yrs old headed to LA for a vacation. It was a constant 105-110 for a while before I left for LA and when I got out there it was in the 80's and everyone was melting on the streets of LA except for my bud and I, we were quite fine and the weather out there felt great!

If you mean 2011 that was the gold standard for trash summers here before 2022 and 2023. Yeah my first day of school at UCLA it was 85 and people were complaining like they were melting and thought I was being sarcastic when I asked if a cold front had just come in. Had no idea LA had such amazing weather and did no research on the city itself, I just wanted in UCLA's math department. Came to find out 85 genuinely was pretty hot for the area as summer days were mostly like 73-76 in Westwood. Though I bet a lot of the complainers were commuters from the San Fernando Valley where 105-110 is pretty normal during Santa Anna season (which the first day of school was in since UCLA starts really late in the year in late September).

[UNT Eagles 2016]

If you mean 2011 that was the gold standard for trash summers here before 2022 and 2023. Yeah my first day of school at UCLA it was 85 and people were complaining like they were melting and thought I was being sarcastic when I asked if a cold front had just come in. Had no idea LA had such amazing weather and did no research on the city itself, I just wanted in UCLA's math department. Came to find out 85 genuinely was pretty hot for the area as summer days were mostly like 73-76 in Westwood. Though I bet a lot of the complainers were commuters from the San Fernando Valley where 105-110 is pretty normal during Santa Anna season (which the first day of school was in since UCLA starts really late in the year in late September).

yes, and that's the only reasonably inexpensive part of the LA metro... for a reason. You're basically living in Phoenix or Texas with less humidity for several times the price.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

You're using the Weather.com forecast right? That shit is always super bullish on rain. NWS has us 86-90 Monday through Thursday which will be really nice but they don't do a 14 day. KENS 14 day has up back up around 95 by the 29th which would still be really nice but I wouldn't put too much stock in a 14 day other than when we have nasty long lived heat domes over us, in which cases the 14 days have been a lot more accurate.

Yes

The heat ridge seems to not like Texas in 2024

[baseline bum]

Yes

The heat ridge seems to not like Texas in 2024

Hoping this cool forecast shuts down momentum for a hot August the same way Harvey ended our summer in 2017 (though that was already a really tame summer before Harvey). I imagine there will still be some days of 100 in August but would be awesome if we finished with less than 20 days of 100+ this year. We're at 12 right now, with 21 the average taken over the previous 30 years.

[baseline bum]

yes, and that's the only reasonably inexpensive part of the LA metro... for a reason. You're basically living in Phoenix or Texas with less humidity for several times the price.

Yeah you're not kidding about home prices. My roommate's friend is the brother of a very famous multiplatinum musician and even he didn't have the money to buy his mom a home in LA proper but instead up in the valley (used to go hang at his mom's house a lot back then since they had a nice pool). And this was before they really shot up in price in the last decade. Though maybe that's an indictment of the music industry too.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Yeah you're not kidding about home prices. My roommate's friend is the brother of a very famous multiplatinum musician and even he didn't have the money to buy his mom a home in LA proper but instead up in the valley (used to go hang at his mom's house a lot back then since they had a nice pool). And this was before they really shot up in price in the last decade. Though maybe that's an indictment of the music industry too.

there's absolutely no way in hell I'd pay California premium to live in Texas weather just because of "reasonable access" to better parts of Cali or L.A. metro. Also they have rolling brownouts there that are way worse than CPS or other ERCOT customers go through.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

the other thing about California is EVERYONE, adults in their 30s, have fucking roommates. Why would anyone over 22 want to have a fucking roommate?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

The cost of rent and living due to state and local government regulation in California means more people have to have roommates and pool resources. Not about that life.

[baseline bum]

there's absolutely no way in hell I'd pay California premium to live in Texas weather just because of "reasonable access" to better parts of Cali or L.A. metro. Also they have rolling brownouts there that are way worse than CPS or other ERCOT customers go through.

Only time I ever lost power in LA was when Enron was cutting it on purpose to tank Gray Davis' approval numbers since Cheney saw him as a threat to Bush in the 2004 election.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Only time I ever lost power in LA was when Enron was cutting it on purpose to tank Gray Davis' approval numbers since Cheney saw him as a threat to Bush in the 2004 election.

That sounds like a conspiracy theory.

Though, Halliburton has been known to do some shady shit and Dick Cheney was certainly in bed with them

[baseline bum]

That sounds like a conspiracy theory.

Though, Halliburton has been known to do some shady shit and Dick Cheney was certainly in bed with them

It's not a conspiracy theory, Enron was shown to be shutting down power generation to artificially constrain supply the same way is done in Texas. Then they could price-gouge California and damage their leaders politically, and they did both with their artificial rolling blackouts. Enron's bullshit got Gray Davis recalled and replaced with Schwarzenegger as governor.

[koriwhat]

Blake , it had nothing to do with "pussy liberals"... sometimes Joey is just a regular guy, calf tattoos and all. Cut 'em some slack.

Joey, yeah I agree, going from 100s in August to 80s in L.A. was great. The next day, going from the Grand Canyon to Flagstaff down to Phoenix was .......not. 57 and cloudy in Flagstaff and 117 and crystal clear in Phoenix, same day, a little over an hour drive.

It's always hot in hell for cuckold bitch males like BlaKKKe. :tu

[koriwhat]

If you mean 2011 that was the gold standard for trash summers here before 2022 and 2023. Yeah my first day of school at UCLA it was 85 and people were complaining like they were melting and thought I was being sarcastic when I asked if a cold front had just come in. Had no idea LA had such amazing weather and did no research on the city itself, I just wanted in UCLA's math department. Came to find out 85 genuinely was pretty hot for the area as summer days were mostly like 73-76 in Westwood. Though I bet a lot of the complainers were commuters from the San Fernando Valley where 105-110 is pretty normal during Santa Anna season (which the first day of school was in since UCLA starts really late in the year in late September).

When I first visited it was closer to 2005-2006 if I remember correctly. Either way, the weather was amazing! In 2022 it def was much hotter and I was out there during October. CLIMATE CHANGE! :lol

[UNT Eagles 2016]

When I first visited it was closer to 2005-2006 if I remember correctly. Either way, the weather was amazing! In 2022 it def was much hotter and I was out there during October. CLIMATE CHANGE! :lol

Sept/October is the worst time of the year to visit Cali. It's their "summer"

[UNT Eagles 2016]

It's not a conspiracy theory, Enron was shown to be shutting down power generation to artificially constrain supply the same way is done in Texas. Then they could price-gouge California and damage their leaders politically, and they did both with their artificial rolling blackouts. Enron's bullshit got Gray Davis recalled and replaced with Schwarzenegger as governor.

Oh I believe the first part about Enron price gouging and profiteering, but it was part of Enron's bigger fraud scheme of profiteering and defrauding the masses so rich greedy executives could make more money, not necessarily targeting politicians.

[koriwhat]

Sept/October is the worst time of the year to visit Cali. It's their "summer"

The first two times going out there were during the summer so I suppose you're right because those two times the weather felt really great. The last time though, not that it was horrific like we get here in Texas, it was pretty hot.

[baseline bum]

The first two times going out there were during the summer so I suppose you're right because those two times the weather felt really great. The last time though, not that it was horrific like we get here in Texas, it was pretty hot.

September and October is when the Santa Anna winds blow in from the desert in the LA area so it's the major fire season and far and away the hottest part of the year. Even though I think I saw a thunderstorm maybe twice in the ten years or so I lived there it's pretty normal to have 50-60 mph winds and shit when the Santa Annas start blowing in. Would hate to ride a motorcycle that time of year.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

September and October is when the Santa Anna winds blow in from the desert in the LA area so it's the major fire season and far and away the hottest part of the year. Even though I think I saw a thunderstorm maybe twice in the ten years or so I lived there it's pretty normal to have 50-60 mph winds and shit when the Santa Annas start blowing in. Would hate to ride a motorcycle that time of year.
Visit the rust belt or northeast and go leaf peeping. there's so many better places to be that time of year than Florida or Texas or Cali.

[baseline bum]

Visit the rust belt or northeast and go leaf peeping. there's so many better places to be that time of year than Florida or Texas or Cali.

Huh? Texas is amazing in October. Definitely the time of year to hit all the cool desert shit in West Texas like Big Bend and Guadalupe Mtns.

[koriwhat]

September and October is when the Santa Anna winds blow in from the desert in the LA area so it's the major fire season and far and away the hottest part of the year. Even though I think I saw a thunderstorm maybe twice in the ten years or so I lived there it's pretty normal to have 50-60 mph winds and shit when the Santa Annas start blowing in. Would hate to ride a motorcycle that time of year.

You ain't lying! It was hot in 22', rained the last night I was there, and the wind was insane at times yet still pretty hot when not in the shade. Either way, wish it wasn't so expensive out there and or politically weird or I would've left Texas a long time ago for California.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Huh? Texas is amazing in October. Definitely the time of year to hit all the cool desert shit in West Texas like Big Bend and Guadalupe Mtns.
I would think more like Nov to Feb.

Big bend doesn't have pretty fall colors like up north back east. Even Colorado in October is pretty scant in terms of fall foliage. The Hill Country probably has the best fall foliage in Texas but that's not saying much and not until mid November.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

You ain't lying! It was hot in 22', rained the last night I was there, and the wind was insane at times yet still pretty hot when not in the shade. Either way, wish it wasn't so expensive out there and or politically weird or I would've left Texas a long time ago for California.

Even if politically weird, there's still plenty of normal people in CA, you just have to know where to find them...

CA is just cost prohibitive to live in. In N Out in the LA metro (its homebase) is now over $10 for the basic combo. For a fucking fast food burger.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

And In N Out is still the cheapest mainstream burger in California.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Another "dog day of summer" time day today of not sniffing 100. Last year, today...? 104 degrees F.

Multiple global models bullish on rain next week for South Texas, not just the TWC app baseline bum (https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=131) .

[baseline bum]

Even if politically weird, there's still plenty of normal people in CA, you just have to know where to find them...

CA is just cost prohibitive to live in. In N Out in the LA metro (its homebase) is now over $10 for the basic combo. For a fucking fast food burger.

Meh a #1 Whataburger with cheese + medium fries + medium coke combo is $9.79 plus tax out here which is much more ridiculous given how much less the cost of living is here than there. Fucking Wendy's for a Dave's Single (eg their basic 1/4lb cheeseburger) + medium fries + medium coke is $10.69 out here. $10.19 here for a shitty Whopper with cheese meal at Burger King. I don't think the $11.14 double double combo at In N Out in LA is crazy at all given what we're paying here from inferior chains.

[baseline bum]

Another "dog day of summer" time day today of not sniffing 100. Last year, today...? 104 degrees F.

Multiple global models bullish on rain next week for South Texas, not just the TWC app baseline bum (https://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=131) .

Yeah the NWS has us decently below average in their forecast through early August, which is pretty major since historical average is 94 for this time of year.

https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/610day/610temp.new.gif

https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/814day/814temp.new.gif

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Meh a #1 Whataburger with cheese + medium fries + medium coke combo is $9.79 plus tax out here which is much more ridiculous given how much less the cost of living is here than there. Fucking Wendy's for a Dave's Single (eg their basic 1/4lb cheeseburger) + medium fries + medium coke is $10.69 out here. $10.19 here for a shitty Whopper with cheese meal at Burger King. I don't think the $11.14 double double combo at In N Out in LA is crazy at all given what we're paying here from inferior chains.
When Newsom's statewide ban on beef goes into effect I wonder how much the In N Out veggie burger will cost... hopefully less, considering most veggies are grown there in the Central Valley.

Meanwhile Burger King's impossible whopper is the same amount

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Yeah the NWS has us decently below average in their forecast through early August, which is pretty major since historical average is 94 for this time of year.

https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/610day/610temp.new.gif

https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/predictions/814day/814temp.new.gif

Looks like some sort of mesoscale convective system or an unusually far south dip in the subtropical jet for summer. Many many days of rain and below average summer temps. Similar to what we had in the first half of summer 2002.

[baseline bum]

When Newsom's statewide ban on beef goes into effect

That's the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.

[koriwhat]

Even if politically weird, there's still plenty of normal people in CA, you just have to know where to find them...

CA is just cost prohibitive to live in. In N Out in the LA metro (its homebase) is now over $10 for the basic combo. For a fucking fast food burger.

Yeah I met some great people out in California the times I've been out there. More great people than weird politically. Although I did meet some big weirdos.

I love it out there though but the cost to live there is insane. My buddy spends way too much to live in a 3 bedroom house with 2 roommates that rotate every 6mo-1yr. His roommate situation is a revolving door unfortunately and he continuously fills those rooms up with people he doesn't know whatsoever. I hate roommates to begin with but just inviting strangers in to room with is quite dangerous imo.

Shit bro, here in SATX the basic combo at In-N-Out starts at $10 when it used to start at like $8 not even 2 yrs ago if that. Thanks Quid Pro Joe for the awesome inflation!

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Yeah I met some great people out in California the times I've been out there. More great people than weird politically. Although I did meet some big weirdos.

I love it out there though but the cost to live there is insane. My buddy spends way too much to live in a 3 bedroom house with 2 roommates that rotate every 6mo-1yr. His roommate situation is a revolving door unfortunately and he continuously fills those rooms up with people he doesn't know whatsoever. I hate roommates to begin with but just inviting strangers in to room with is quite dangerous imo.

Shit bro, here in SATX the basic combo at In-N-Out starts at $10 when it used to start at like $8 not even 2 yrs ago if that. Thanks Quid Pro Joe for the awesome inflation!
When In N Out moved here in 2013 it was like $2.99 plus tax. Whataburger meanwhile was always stupid expensive, like $8 even in 2013 though back then they used to have bogo's and other decent coupons in the mail, not anymore.

Roommates are horrible and you legally can't even enforce the rent, you just have to get lucky and find people who will pay out of the goodness of their heart which is a 50/50 proposition at best. Also you have to hope they don't smoke weed and trash up the room. Dealt with that shit in 2017 and never will again.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

That's the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.

It's definitely on the Democratic agenda. First they will ban red meat "it's carcinogenic and causes climate change", then they will come for the poultry and fish citing "ecological and health hazards".

[baseline bum]

It's definitely on the Democratic agenda. First they will ban red meat "it's carcinogenic and causes climate change", then they will come for the poultry and fish citing "ecological and health hazards".

ROFL lay off the meth

[Blake]

It's definitely on the Democratic agenda. First they will ban red meat "it's carcinogenic and causes climate change", then they will come for the poultry and fish citing "ecological and health hazards".

What's the ecological hazards of eating fish?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

ROFL lay off the meth

The Green New Deal activists are the ones that need to lay off the meth. They want you to bake in your house with little or no AC ("just open your windows" - yeah right as if that would help it's 97 degrees outside!), not use gas stoves, take short showers only twice a week, only drive electric cars and live in 15 minute cities, be completely vegetarian, and pay fines and "carbon taxes" for doing things that the government doesn't consider "green" enough -- just look at Australia.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

What's the ecological hazards of eating fish?

Overfishing, coral reefs etc. They'll find an excuse.

With poultry they'll say bird flu pandemic is just too dangerous of a risk as well as salmonella and other potential boogeyman avian diseases big government wants to "save" you from.

[baseline bum]

The Green New Deal activists are the ones that need to lay off the meth. They want you to bake in your house with little or no AC ("just open your windows" - yeah right as if that would help it's 97 degrees outside!), not use gas stoves, take short showers only twice a week, only drive electric cars and live in 15 minute cities, be completely vegetarian, and pay fines and "carbon taxes" for doing things that the government doesn't consider "green" enough -- just look at Australia.

Meat is illegal in Australia? Carbon footprint is bullshit propaganda thought up by the oil companies to make people blame themselves for global warming instead of Exxon, BP, and the like. It's like you have never been to California saying shit like that when LA has more burger joints than about anywhere else I have ever seen. LA is at least as densely populated with burger stands and burger restaurants as San Antonio is with Mexican restaurants.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Meat is illegal in Australia? Carbon footprint is bullshit propaganda thought up by the oil companies to make people blame themselves for global warming instead of Exxon, BP, and the like. It's like you have never been to California saying shit like that when LA has more burger joints than about anywhere else I have ever seen. LA is at least as densely populated with burger stands and burger restaurants as San Antonio is with Mexican restaurants.
Not true, I've been there twice for significant periods of time and I'm very much aware that California is where most of America's biggest national burger chains were founded and started. The $20 minimum wage is ridiculous and it's forcing a lot of closures, unfortunately. Customers don't want to pay almost the same amount for fast food as for restaurant food, which hasn't gone up with inflation nearly as much.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Meat isn't illegal in Australia yet, but they've had a bullshit "carbon tax" for a couple decades or so now.

Not to mention that they literally locked down the country for 2 years over the plandemic.

[baseline bum]

Not true, I've been there twice for significant periods of time and I'm very much aware that California is where most of America's biggest national burger chains were founded and started. The $20 minimum wage is ridiculous and it's forcing a lot of closures, unfortunately. Customers don't want to pay almost the same amount for fast food as for restaurant food, which hasn't gone up with inflation nearly as much.

Meh that's propaganda that minimum wage hikes are why fast food is expensive. Companies like McDonalds are great about manufacturing consent for price increases by whining about wages yet they have been over $20 an hour for years in Denmark without being any more expensive than US menu prices when they paid $7.25 an hour here. I hate the boomer idea that people should be there to wait on me when I want a burger but fuck them they don't deserve any kind of remotely comfortable life because they're losers who didn't l3aRn 2 c0De (while also fuck all those losers who went into debt to go to school to l3aRn 2 c0De). Every fast food place seems to have slashed their workforce anyways, every single one I ever go into looks understaffed. McDonalds for example is painfully slow in the drive-thru and when you go inside no one works the register when pre-pandemic there were always two registers manned any time other than after 11PM.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Meh that's propaganda that minimum wage hikes are why fast food is expensive. Companies like McDonalds are great about manufacturing consent for price increases by whining about wages yet they have been over $20 an hour for years in Denmark without being any more expensive than US menu prices when they paid $7.25 an hour here. I hate the boomer idea that people should be there to wait on me when I want a burger but fuck them they don't deserve any kind of remotely comfortable life because they're losers who didn't l3aRn 2 c0De (while also fuck all those losers who went into debt to go to school to l3aRn 2 c0De). Every fast food place seems to have slashed their workforce anyways, every single one I ever go into looks understaffed. McDonalds for example is painfully slow in the drive-thru and when you go inside no one works the register when pre-pandemic there were always two registers manned any time other than after 11PM.

Yup, and McPrices are twice as high or more than they were before 2020 when real people worked the till registers instead of ordering on those stupid kiosks.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

that said I haven't actually bought McFood at all since 2013/2014 first year of college, though McWifi does come in handy on roadtrips these days.

[Blake]

Overfishing, coral reefs etc. They'll find an excuse.

With poultry they'll say bird flu pandemic is just too dangerous of a risk as well as salmonella and other potential boogeyman avian diseases big government wants to "save" you from.

There's already laws for overfishing that have been in place almost 50 years. I think your slippery slope ends at beef

[Blake]

Meh that's propaganda that minimum wage hikes are why fast food is expensive. Companies like McDonalds are great about manufacturing consent for price increases by whining about wages yet they have been over $20 an hour for years in Denmark without being any more expensive than US menu prices when they paid $7.25 an hour here. I hate the boomer idea that people should be there to wait on me when I want a burger but fuck them they don't deserve any kind of remotely comfortable life because they're losers who didn't l3aRn 2 c0De (while also fuck all those losers who went into debt to go to school to l3aRn 2 c0De). Every fast food place seems to have slashed their workforce anyways, every single one I ever go into looks understaffed. McDonalds for example is painfully slow in the drive-thru and when you go inside no one works the register when pre-pandemic there were always two registers manned any time other than after 11PM.

Only exception to me is chick fil a. Always seems like there's 15 people manning the drive thru and they're usually always fast

[baseline bum]

Only exception to me is chick fil a. Always seems like there's 15 people manning the drive thru and they're usually always fast

Yeah Chick Fil A is definitely an exception, that place is always full staffed. Though they're like Panda Express to me: a single meal on the menu I like. When I go to Panda it's orange chicken and chow mein, everything else on the menu is trash. When I go to Chick Fil A it's a spicy chicken sandwich and waffle fries, everything else I have tried on their menu is overpriced and mid. Though Popeyes is my go-to for chicken sandwiches, especially since I can get red beans and rice on the side. Plus you get a receipt for a free 2-piece if you buy a drink next time you go. And I like Popeyes don't give a shit and don't pretend to be your servant with all that my pleasure bullshit.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqWkwolb3as


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6KvPIFumJs

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Only exception to me is chick fil a. Always seems like there's 15 people manning the drive thru and they're usually always fast

GOP evangelical owned and operated chick-fil-a.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

In N Out is Republican for sure, but not the religious kind

[UNT Eagles 2016]

There's already laws for overfishing that have been in place almost 50 years. I think your slippery slope ends at beef

If they get beef what are the burger places going to do? Sell burgers made from black beans and tofu?

[Blake]

GOP evangelical owned and operated chick-fil-a.

Yup, it's a full on marketing ploy at this point. Last time I stopped in one I could hear Christian music playing over the speakers

[Blake]

When Newsom's statewide ban on beef goes into effect I wonder how much the In N Out veggie burger will cost... hopefully less, considering most veggies are grown there in the Central Valley.

Meanwhile Burger King's impossible whopper is the same amount

You got a link for the ban?

[GAustex]

What pleasant summer day
Sweet summer rain

[UNT Eagles 2016]

You got a link for the ban?

https://www.npr.org/2022/08/25/1119456396/california-is-set-to-ban-sales-of-new-gasoline-powered-cars-by-2035

Gas powered cars, cows/cow farts, air conditioners etc

[ChumpDumper]

https://www.npr.org/2022/08/25/1119456396/california-is-set-to-ban-sales-of-new-gasoline-powered-cars-by-2035

Gas powered cars, cows/cow farts, air conditioners etc

No mention of beef whatsoever.

[Blake]

No mention of beef whatsoever.

Was thinking of saying "where da beef?" but thought better of it

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Was thinking of saying "where da beef?" but thought better of it

Classic Wendy's commercial or some stupid rap song?

[pgardn]

Glorius rain.
I think we might see a good rise in the aquifer

here is a site to follow one of the most important wells.
Actually some key springs actually tell the best story.
When some of these springs begin to flow we know we are in good shape.
Its not gonna happen with just this.

https://www.edwardsaquifer.org/science-maps/aquifer-data/water-level-monitoring/

Can we again reach 670' on well J12. Twoud be nice.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Glorius rain.
I think we might see a good rise in the aquifer

here is a site to follow one of the most important wells.
Actually some key springs actually tell the best story.
When some of these springs begin to flow we know we are in good shape.
Its not gonna happen with just this.

https://www.edwardsaquifer.org/science-maps/aquifer-data/water-level-monitoring/

Can we again reach 670' on well J12. Twoud be nice.
Like I said last summer... expect a rainy, below average Summer 2024 in San Antonio. :toast

[UNT Eagles 2016]

not to toot my own horn but ....toot toot, even baseline bum must attest to the fact that I was insistent on the rain and relative cool for 2024 last summer

[baseline bum]

not to toot my own horn but ....toot toot, even baseline bum must attest to the fact that I was insistent on the rain and relative cool for 2024 last summer

Though it got to 97 today :lol

[pgardn]

Like I said last summer... expect a rainy, below average Summer 2024 in San Antonio. :toast

Like I HAVE said before, Climate Change leads to extremes.
And the extremes lead to a huge cost.
Throw that in with power deregulation in Texas and you get the shit we have had.
Houston not getting power back in forever. Natural Gas freeze ups at important stations.
May was hotter than ever. July brings us cloud and rains. We are not clever enough to deal with an acceleration in Delta because we got people like Abbott pretending and then loading the coffers for a possible presidential bid.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Though it got to 97 today :lol

Next seven days all forecasted in the 80s. In peak heat part of the summer.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Like I HAVE said before, Climate Change leads to extremes.
And the extremes lead to a huge cost.
Throw that in with power deregulation in Texas and you get the shit we have had.
Houston not getting power back in forever. Natural Gas freeze ups at important stations.
May was hotter than ever. July brings us cloud and rains. We are not clever enough to deal with an acceleration in Delta because we got people like Abbott pretending and then loading the coffers for a possible presidential bid.

Abbott for a presidential bid? Won't happen. Same reason why you won't see someone like Sam Brown or Tammy Duckworth ever run seriously. Same reason why someone like Glenn Youngkin gets an unusually high amount of Democrat women votes. Optics are a real thing.

[Blake]

Classic Wendy's commercial or some stupid rap song?

Probably both

[Blake]

Next seven days all forecasted in the 80s. In peak heat part of the summer.

Amazing how rain can do that

[baseline bum]

Next seven days all forecasted in the 80s. In peak heat part of the summer.

LOL today was too but instead 97

[UNT Eagles 2016]

LOL today was too but instead 97

difference is, the rain came late and the atmosphere warmed up first

won't be the case rest of the week. Rain has already thermally altered the atmosphere

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Amazing how rain can do that

as I said, the Rainy City will get its rain and below normal summer 2024, 2023 was the fluke not the norm

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Probably both

I think our generation has grown out of rap / hip hop.

[Blake]

difference is, the rain came late and the atmosphere warmed up first

won't be the case rest of the week. Rain has already thermally altered the atmosphere

Where did you get your meteorology degree?