Record for most days over 105 degrees per year in San Antonio

[baseline bum]

Guess I'll have to update this thread too for a while this week. And then hopefully not after.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi4WQNtb4BY

1. 10 days and counting in 2023 as of August 8th, 2023
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif

[Trill Clinton]

Man this weather is brutal. We need an indoor waterpark asap. Can't even enjoy the pool or splash pads with this heat in the summer.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Man this weather is brutal. We need an indoor waterpark asap. Can't even enjoy the pool or splash pads with this heat in the summer.

They have one in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin that's great for like February

Babes in bikinis in Jan-Feb... oh yeah!

[baseline bum]

So next year do we set the record for most days over 110 degrees? Or should I not jinx this year yet with talk like that?

[Monostradamus]

Don’t worry guys, DarrinS has air conditioning so we’re all good :tu

[HemisfairArena]

Make sure and make a thread the next time it snows and ices over and shuts down the grid and what records it breaks,,,,,lmao. You democrats crack me up,,,,

[Big Empty]

Make sure and make a thread the next time it snows and ices over and shuts down the grid and what records it breaks,,,,,lmao. You democrats crack me up,,,,
If we have record freezing days and snow ok, ill post the thread

[Monostradamus]

Make sure and make a thread the next time it snows and ices over and shuts down the grid and what records it breaks,,,,,lmao. You democrats crack me up,,,,
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/473/531/9f2.jpg

[baseline bum]

1. 11 days and counting in 2023 as of August 9th, 2023
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif

[Trainwreck2100]

Man this weather is brutal. We need an indoor waterpark asap. Can't even enjoy the pool or splash pads with this heat in the summer.

You want brain eating amoebas because that's how you get brain eating amoebas

[InRareForm]

Climate change is real, al gore tried to warn you back in the day

[DarrinS]

Don’t worry guys, DarrinS has air conditioning so we’re all good :tu

It was never hot in the past. They never had heat domes in the past.

Hottest ever recorded temperature in Texas was 1936.

[baseline bum]

It was never hot in the past. They never had heat domes in the past.

Hottest ever recorded temperature in Texas was 1936.

LOL Karrin acting like these summers the last 15 years are just coincidence.

[DarrinS]

LOL Karrin acting like these summers the last 15 years are just coincidence.


We're all gonna die, tbh. Need more protesters blocking traffic.

[baseline bum]

We're all gonna die, tbh. Need more protesters blocking traffic.

LOL Karrin offended by LEDs replacing incandescent light bulbs but not global warming

[MannyIsGod]

LOL Karrin offended by LEDs replacing incandescent light bulbs but not global warming

Pretty sure he also made a big deal about dishwasher soap.


Anyone who thinks that 1936 was comparable to this year is being intellectually dishonest or is stupid. Pretty incredible the number of heat related records that are being set currently. I think I saw that Wichita Falls set the record for the highest minimum temp ever recorded in Texas this week with 88. Sounds absolutely miserable, not to mention dangerous AF.

[Blake]

We're all gonna die, tbh. Need more protesters blocking traffic.

I mean why care about future kids, right? You'll be dead

[Spurminator]

We're all gonna die, tbh. Need more protesters blocking traffic.

I think your rebuttals would be just as effective if you just responded to everything with something like "DERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR" because at least then it would be obvious you're not putting any intellectual effort into it.

[Spurminator]

Also it would be less predictable.


That chart can't be right, it says 1940-2023 but all of those months are 2009 or later. Also, there was this one week in 1962 where it got really hot and stuff.


It was never hot in the past. They never had heat domes in the past.

Hottest ever recorded temperature in Texas was 1936.

[clambake]

I think your rebuttals would be just as effective if you just responded to everything with something like "DERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR" because at least then it would be obvious you're not putting any intellectual effort into it.
That is his intellectual effort.

Ducks gets him.

[RandomGuy]

Pretty sure he also made a big deal about dishwasher soap.


Anyone who thinks that 1936 was comparable to this year is being intellectually dishonest or is stupid. Pretty incredible the number of heat related records that are being set currently. I think I saw that Wichita Falls set the record for the highest minimum temp ever recorded in Texas this week with 88. Sounds absolutely miserable, not to mention dangerous AF.

Don't forget his outrage over LED lightbulbs. :lmao

I hope his dumb ass still buys the more expensive incandescent, and pays to AC the heat they produce too. :lol

[RandomGuy]

It was never hot in the past. They never had heat domes in the past.

Hottest ever recorded temperature in Texas was 1936.

It isn't about the change, it is about the rate of change which has no other explanation other than human action, despite the fossil fuel industry spending on propaganda and sciency sounding studies.

you brainwashed twit.

[Winehole23]

In the past four and a half decades, the number of triple-digit days has doubled, according to a 2021 report (https://texas2036.org/posts/texas-future-depends-on-extreme-weather-preparedness-new-studies-show/) authored by Nielsen-Gammon for Texas 2036, a nonprofit think tank. But it’s actually nighttime summer temperatures that are rising fastest. Anew report from Climate Central (https://www.climatecentral.org/climate-matters/warm-summer-nights-2022) found that summer nights are warming twice as fast as daytime temps. El Paso is among the U.S. cities to experience the most overnight warming since 1970, with nighttime lows now 8.1 degrees warmer than fifty years ago.https://www.texasmonthly.com/news-politics/texas-heat-wave-climate-change/

[FrostKing]

It's been one of the more cloudy Summers of recent years, here in San Diego. Slight heat but I've been disappointed.

[Extra Stout]

Replacing the entire global fossil fuel infrastructure, much less getting public buy-in to do so, much less doing it without causing significant social disruption, is the single most difficult project ever taken on by mankind.

If we manage to do it at all before civilization gets upended by the impacts of climate change, it will be an amazing success.

Texas may be lost, however. Who is going to want to live in San Antonio when it has a climate like Laredo’s and fire has denuded the Hill Country of trees?

[FrostKing]

It isn't about the change, it is about the rate of change which has no other explanation other than human action, despite the fossil fuel industry spending on propaganda and sciency sounding studies.

you brainwashed twit.
Both sides spend on propaganda. Scientist has to agree with the narrative to receive government funding for research.

[clambake]

(for my pal Joey)


Fuck Hawaii

[baseline bum]

It isn't about the change, it is about the rate of change which has no other explanation other than human action, despite the fossil fuel industry spending on propaganda and sciency sounding studies.

you brainwashed twit.

You misspelled twat

[baseline bum]

1. 12 days and counting in 2023 as of August 10th, 2023
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif

[Blake]

Make sure and make a thread the next time it snows and ices over and shuts down the grid and what records it breaks,,,,,lmao. You democrats crack me up,,,,

Don't be a pussy, give the date you guess that will happen again.

[ChumpDumper]

Both sides spend on propaganda. Scientist has to agree with the narrative to receive government funding for research.

:lmao

[FrostKing]

:lmao


https://youtu.be/RirQpfQUqX4

@ 3:00

Co-Founder of the Weather Channel

[baseline bum]

Both sides spend on propaganda. Scientist has to agree with the narrative to receive government funding for research.

ROFL in a debate between climate scientists and republicans this clown thinks republicans are the ones telling the truth.

[baseline bum]

https://youtu.be/RirQpfQUqX4

@ 3:00

Co-Founder of the Weather Channel



https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/capital-weather-gang/wp/2014/11/03/why-does-anyone-pay-attention-to-john-coleman-weather-channel-co-founder-on-climate-change

Coleman hasn’t published a single peer-reviewed paper pertaining to climate change science

[FrostKing]

ROFL in a debate between climate scientists and republicans this clown thinks republicans are the ones telling the truth.
I've always been skeptical of people beginning a discussion with personal attack. Usually illustrates weak position.

Not sure the Party of 30+ genders has a higher scientific ground to stand on.

[baseline bum]

I've always been skeptical of people beginning a discussion with personal attack. Usually illustrates weak position.

Not sure the Party of 30+ genders has a higher scientific ground to stand on.

ROFL still sticking with republicans as the group telling you the truth.

[FrostKing]

ROFL still sticking with republicans as the group telling you the truth.
I said in my OP, both sides.

[ChumpDumper]

https://youtu.be/RirQpfQUqX4

@ 3:00

Co-Founder of the Weather Channel

:rollin

[ChumpDumper]

I said in my OP, both sides.

Which side do you think is right?

Climate change deniers or scientists who receive research grants?

[baseline bum]

I said in my OP, both sides.

LOL post another TV guy crying the fact of global warming is some Democrat conspiracy

[FrostKing]

:rollin
:tu

[ChumpDumper]

:tu

Do you believe that guy?

Yes or no.

[FrostKing]

LOL post another TV guy crying the fact of global warming is some Democrat conspiracy
I can agree with one side and yet not blindly be in bed with their proposed solution.

[baseline bum]

I can agree with one side and yet not blindly be in bed with their proposed solution.

You clearly agree with the republicans or you wouldn't be posting their propaganda

[pgardn]

Make sure and make a thread the next time it snows and ices over and shuts down the grid and what records it breaks,,,,,lmao. You democrats crack me up,,,,

Another dull Trumptard who does not understand that the predictions from climatologists say temp EXTREMES.
That means hot AND cold. With average global temperatures RISING.
Kind of like what we ARE experiencing.

Half a Hemispheric Head…

[Millennial_Messiah]

Tucker Carlson said after Hurricane Ian last year that it's very important that the USA is a world leader and pioneer in fighting global warming, especially to save places like Florida and New Orleans.

Marjorie Taylor Greene came out however and said that the hurricanes are caused by Jewish space lasers, funded by Bill Gates and Wall Street Jews

[pgardn]

Make sure and make a thread the next time it snows and ices over and shuts down the grid and what records it breaks,,,,,lmao. You democrats crack me up,,,,


I can agree with one side and yet not blindly be in bed with their proposed solution.

Like you blindly think blacks are dumb.

[baseline bum]

So looks like there is little chance August 2023 doesn't end up the hottest month ever recorded in San Antonio .

Our daily highs
August 1st: 102
August 2nd: 102
August 3rd: 101
August 4th: 105
August 5th: 104
August 6th: 105
August 7th: 105
August 8th: 105
August 9th: 106
August 10th: 106

Average daily high so far this month: 104.1
Month with highest average high temp on record so far: July 2022 (101.7)

So we'd need to average less than 100.55 for our high over the next 21 days to not be the hottest month in the history of San Antonio, going by the metric of average high temperature.

August 11th-17th forecast:

https://i.ibb.co/pbpVzWD/fckhell.png

If this forecast holds then as of August 17th our average high this month will be 104.353. Then in the remaining 14 days of the month we'd need to average highs below 98.48 degrees for this to not be our hottest month ever.

[Tyronn Lue]

What's next, the heat was caused by the vax?

[baseline bum]

Got to 106 today

1. 13 days and counting in 2023 as of August 11th, 2023
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif

[Dirks_Finale]

What's next, the heat was caused by the vax?

No, but liberals will claim that climate change is racist and call for more reparations to address this issue.

[clambake]

No, but liberals will claim that climate change is racist and call for more reparations to address this issue.

Could you address these reparations and who has received them and how much they received since you decided to make this claim in…………a weather thread?

[koriwhat]

All the regressive "dudes" in here have swaginas from this incessant heat.

[Winehole23]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F3RIwfjWoAQbRU1?format=jpg&name=medium

[Monostradamus]

No, but liberals will claim that climate change is racist and call for more reparations to address this issue.
Hey just seeing how you’re holding up after last week. Did you get the pontoon boat repaired yet?

[MannyIsGod]

FYI ercot is projecting demand exceeding supply this week which means rolling blackouts unless they find ways to cut energy demand. Any generation that goes offline this week will be really rough to handle.

[Blake]

No, but liberals will claim that climate change is racist and call for more reparations to address this issue.

No, it's gonna kill a bunch of old whiteys too

[baseline bum]

FYI ercot is projecting demand exceeding supply this week which means rolling blackouts unless they find ways to cut energy demand. Any generation that goes offline this week will be really rough to handle.

Abbott needs to be pushed into traffic if that shit happens again

[Blake]

Abbott needs to be pushed into traffic if that shit happens again

Yeah but we're Texas and we have our own economy, secede and stuff

[baseline bum]

FYI ercot is projecting demand exceeding supply this week which means rolling blackouts unless they find ways to cut energy demand. Any generation that goes offline this week will be really rough to handle.

I don't see a deficit forecast, though Tuesday and Thursday look sketchy. Minimum reserve they're projecting is 339 megawatts in the 7:00PM hour Thursday. Of course I don't trust their forecasts on supply when it comes to gas and coal outages.

https://www.ercot.com/gridmktinfo/dashboards/supplyanddemand

[baseline bum]

Got to 105 fucking again today

1. 14 days and counting in 2023 as of August 12th, 2023
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif

[HemisfairArena]

Lmao,,,,bum is scared of the weather,,,,,take it easy there, bummer,,,i cant even imagine what condition you would have been in during the ice age,,,,but just remember the Earth has had 5 ice ages during its existence,,,,but you democrats are crying over the heat going up a few degrees,,,lmao

There have been at least five significant ice ages in Earth’s history, with approximately a dozen epochs of glacial expansion occurring in the past 1 million years. Humans developed significantly during the most recent glaciation period, emerging as the dominant land animal afterward as megafauna such as the wooly mammoth went extinct.

[Ef-man]

Lmao,,,,bum is scared of the weather,,,,,take it easy there, bummer,,,i cant even imagine what condition you would have been in during the ice age,,,,but just remember the Earth has had 5 ice ages during its existence,,,,but you democrats are crying over the heat going up a few degrees,,,lmao

There have been at least five significant ice ages in Earth’s history, with approximately a dozen epochs of glacial expansion occurring in the past 1 million years. Humans developed significantly during the most recent glaciation period, emerging as the dominant land animal afterward as megafauna such as the wooly mammoth went extinct.*

So science and editing posts good now? :lmao :lmao :lmao


*From History.com: https://www.history.com/topics/pre-history/ice-age

[HemisfairArena]

So science and editing posts good now? :lmao :lmao :lmao


*From History.com: https://www.history.com/topics/pre-history/ice-age

You snowflakes hate science when it doesnt fit your narrative,,,,go figure,,,,,

[Blake]

Lmao,,,,bum is scared of the weather,,,,,take it easy there, bummer,,,i cant even imagine what condition you would have been in during the ice age,,,,but just remember the Earth has had 5 ice ages during its existence,,,,but you democrats are crying over the heat going up a few degrees,,,lmao

There have been at least five significant ice ages in Earth’s history, with approximately a dozen epochs of glacial expansion occurring in the past 1 million years. Humans developed significantly during the most recent glaciation period, emerging as the dominant land animal afterward as megafauna such as the wooly mammoth went extinct.

You're dumb.

[HemisfairArena]

You're dumb.

You're dumber

[Blake]

You're dumber

I mean you're literally retarded.

[pgardn]

You snowflakes hate science when it doesnt fit your narrative,,,,go figure,,,,,

You have absolutely zero credibility to post anything concerning science.

[Ef-man]

You have absolutely zero credibility to post anything concerning science.

He is a bona fide welcher; it is his religion.

[baseline bum]

Wow only got to 104 today

[Ef-man]

Wow only got to 104 today

Time to start unpacking the sweaters, thank god!

[J.T.]

Wow only got to 104 today

Oh wow

[HemisfairArena]

San Antonio still in only stage 2 water restrictions but the OP thinks the worlds on fire,,,,lmao. You democrats sure like to cry the sky is falling,,,,

[Blake]

Hemisderp

[HemisfairArena]

Flake

[djohn2oo8]

1690939033306705920

10 minutes down the street from me

[Winehole23]

the Texas GOP sucks at basic governance

1692200933290037392

[Winehole23]

forecast high in Austin is 109


The state’s electric grid operator is asking people to reduce their power use between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. Thursday, when forecasters expect to see high demand for electricity because of extremely hot temperatures that are baking the state.


To lower energy use, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas recommends (https://www.ercot.com/txans#tips) that residents raise their thermostat by a degree or two if safe, refrain from running large appliances such as washing machines and dryers, and turn off and unplug lights and other appliances that aren’t needed.

This is the second such request (https://www.texastribune.org/2023/06/20/ercot-texas-grid-heat/) that grid operators have made this summer.
https://www.texastribune.org/2023/08/17/texas-electric-grid-ercot-conservation-request/

[Winehole23]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F3v1NmqXMA4rxxM?format=png&name=4096x4096

[Winehole23]

not a bad idea


Hey @ERCOT (https://twitter.com/ERCOT_ISO)_ISO (https://twitter.com/ERCOT_ISO), we have the technology to compensate consumers for conservation. You are managing a for-profit grid, where the only stakeholder that doesn't profit is the consumer. Simply pay people for conservation, and you will get a lot of it.https://twitter.com/clawrence/status/1692225645663695243

[Winehole23]

investment in solar capacity has paid off this summer

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F3vyix-XsAIlSkj?format=jpg&name=small

[Extra Stout]

investment in solar capacity has paid off this summer

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F3vyix-XsAIlSkj?format=jpg&name=small

3 GW per year, not bad. Does that include residential, or just solar farms?

[Winehole23]

3 GW per year, not bad. Does that include residential, or just solar farms?Don't know

[Blake]

3 GW per year, not bad. Does that include residential, or just solar farms?

I don't see why it wouldn't include residential because extra usage goes back into the grid from my understanding

[baseline bum]

1. 15 days and counting in 2023 as of August 17th, 2023
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif

[Blake]

Today is brutal

[Robz4000]

Looks like we're forecast to exceed capacity around 8 PM...

[baseline bum]

Looks like we're forecast to exceed capacity around 8 PM...

Looks like about a 160MW shortfall on committed capacity, but they have a little under a couple thousand MW in reserve capacity supposedly.

[Extra Stout]

I don't see why it wouldn't include residential because extra usage goes back into the grid from my understanding
I checked; it doesn’t include residential, but rather only utility-scale solar. Works great until the sun sets at 8:00 and it’s still 102 outside.

[Blake]

I checked; it doesn’t include residential, but rather only utility-scale solar. Works great until the sun sets at 8:00 and it’s still 102 outside.

Maybe one day we'll have lunar power panels

[Extra Stout]

Maybe one day we'll have lunar power panels
The next big thing is going to be those small modular nuclear reactors, that is, if the demonstration projects bear fruit.

[baseline bum]

Looks like we're forecast to exceed capacity around 8 PM...

https://i.ibb.co/4P390M6/gougers.png

[DarrinS]

Maybe one day we'll have lunar power panels

:spin

[Extra Stout]

Looks like we're forecast to exceed capacity around 8 PM...
We made it through, good job team, looks like a windier day tomorrow out in West Texas.

[DarrinS]

Looks like we're forecast to exceed capacity around 8 PM...

Nope

[Thread]

We made it through, good job team, looks like a windier day tomorrow out in West Texas.

Go out there camp and find your fuckin' self. Chop/chop.

[baseline bum]

Go out there camp and find your fuckin' self. Chop/chop.

Go find your mother and fuck her some more

[Winehole23]

I don't see why it wouldn't include residential because extra usage goes back into the grid from my understandingNot mandatory by law, but widely available. I wasn't able to find a list of non-participating utilities, but here are the ones that do:


As of 2023, the following electricity providers offer solar buyback plans in Texas:


Almika Solar



Amigo Energy



Champion Energy Services



Chariot Energy



David Energy



Energy Texas



Gexa Energy



Green Mountain Energy



Just Energy



Octopus Energy



Reliant Energy



Rhythm Energy



Shell Energy



TXU Energy



Austin has a Value of Solar (VOS) tariff:


What Are Performance-Based Incentives in Net Metering?

Performance-based incentives reward you based on the total output of your solar panels, not only your surplus production. This means you get the incentive regardless of how solar generation is used: consumed onsite, or exported to the grid.

The Value of Solar (VOS) Tariff offered by Austin Energy is an example of a performance-based incentive. You get a power bill credit of 9.7 cents/kWh based on 100% of your solar generation (not only your excess production).


lots of granular info here: https://quickelectricity.com/2018-solar-panel-incentives-texas-net-metering-buyback-programs/

[Blake]

CPS here in SA has a solar buy back program too

[Winehole23]

huh, all since 2000


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F3xJ6lAXUAAhSXa?format=jpg&name=small

[Winehole23]

The high pressure dome in the middle of the USA contributes to the pattern.

Direct landfall of tropical cyclones are very rare in Southern California. Once in the 1930s and one other time in 1858, Iirc. Since white people were there to measure it, at least.

1692648617167745117

[Winehole23]

1692650334445801889

[baseline bum]

huh, all since 2000


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F3xJ6lAXUAAhSXa?format=jpg&name=small

Was officially 106 at the San Antonio airport that day, but in my zipcode... fml

https://i.ibb.co/94yCtBj/109.png

[Blake]

CPS here in SA has a solar buy back program too

That said, I still think the pros of buying solar panels don't outweigh the cons. Also anecdotally, of the people I know with solar, only a few are happy with it.

[Tyronn Lue]

That said, I still think the pros of buying solar panels don't outweigh the cons. Also anecdotally, of the people I know with solar, only a few are happy with it.
I work with a couple guys who installed it and they were proponents just to save face, but when they show the numbers and I do the math, it's mostly a feel good measure. Then again, recycling doesn't save me a red cent, but I do it religiously.

[baseline bum]

Fucking 105 again. And we'll probably get there again another couple of times at least this year.


1. 16 days and counting in 2023 as of August 21st, 2023
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif


Also puts the August 2023 average high as 104.191 more than 2/3rd through the month. We'd have to average 96.5 or less for the remaining ten days of the month to not set a new record for hottest month ever recorded here.

[Extra Stout]

By about 2070, Austin-San Antonio was expected to average about 40 100-degree days a year under a moderate emissions scenario and 60 to 65 under a high-emissions scenario.

Juxtapose that against lived experience in 2022-23.

Either these are anomalously hot years, or Texas’s future is Iraq.

[baseline bum]

By about 2070, Austin-San Antonio was expected to average about 40 100-degree days a year under a moderate emissions scenario and 60 to 65 under a high-emissions scenario.

Juxtapose that against lived experience in 2022-23.

Either these are anomalously hot years, or Texas’s future is Iraq.

LOL we're already near averaging 30 days of 100+ per year in San Antonio over the last 15 years even though historical mean is like 18. I don't know where a 40 days by 2070 projection would have made any sense.

[Thread]

It rained here tonite cats & fuckin' dogs. Thunder, lightening, we ain't had this kind of rainfall since freakin' March.

[HemisfairArena]

let me know when the heat wave equals the ice age, then we'll talk about climate control because as far as i know cow farts and automobile gas emissions werent around when the ice age happened so what are you liberals gonna blame it on,,,,itd be funny if you just said nature.

[Thread]

let me know when the heat wave equals the ice age, then we'll talk about climate control because as far as i know cow farts and automobile gas emissions werent around when the ice age happened so what are you liberals gonna blame it on,,,,itd be funny if you just said nature.

Tell it, Hemi.

Testify!!!

[Winehole23]

LOL we're already near averaging 30 days of 100+ per year in San Antonio over the last 15 years even though historical mean is like 18. I don't know where a 40 days by 2070 projection would have made any sense.


https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F4QIY9LWkAE5mHd?format=webp&name=900x900

[baseline bum]

Bumping again thanks to the compressional heating ahead of tomorrow's front

1. 17 days and counting in 2023 as of August 27th
2. 4 days in 2022
3. 3 days in 2011
3. 3 days in 1962
3. 3 days in 1909

https://c.tenor.com/MYZgsN2TDJAAAAAC/this-is.gif

[koriwhat]

Park in the damn shade people! I had to replace my car battery a week ago because of this heat. Bought that battery not even a yr ago but good ol' Autozone replaced it free of charge.