Heat

[Millennial_Messiah]

Also look like the prevailing rainy/stormy pattern from the past couple weeks, is going to go away after next week and replaced by high and dry. Good. SA doesn't need more rain. The whole upper south is getting flooded.

[baseline bum]

Also look like the prevailing rainy/stormy pattern from the past couple weeks, is going to go away after next week and replaced by high and dry. Good. SA doesn't need more rain. The whole upper south is getting flooded.

SA desperately needs rain, we didn't get the boatload of it the Rio Grande Valley did and we're in exceptional drought in the rainy season.

[GAustex]

West of Austin needs rain
Lots of it

[pgardn]

Also look like the prevailing rainy/stormy pattern from the past couple weeks, is going to go away after next week and replaced by high and dry. Good. SA doesn't need more rain. The whole upper south is getting flooded.

We absolutely need more rain.
Fast growth cities relying on an aquifer for water will almost always need rain.

[SnakeBoy]

SA desperately needs rain, we didn't get the boatload of it the Rio Grande Valley did and we're in exceptional drought in the rainy season.

I heard we need around 27 inches over the next 6 months to end the drought

Chance of that happening is basically 0%

Canyon Lake is going to be a puddle by August

[Millennial_Messiah]

39 degrees here in WI on election day. Absolutely beautiful start of April. Sorry, Texas.

[Millennial_Messiah]

I heard we need around 27 inches over the next 6 months to end the drought

Chance of that happening is basically 0%

Canyon Lake is going to be a puddle by August

If it happens we'll have 1998 flooding on steroids, roads will be undriveable, make low lying areas lakes again?

[SnakeBoy]

If it happens we'll have 1998 flooding on steroids, roads will be undriveable, make low lying areas lakes again?

I live on top of a hill so I'm all for it

[pgardn]

If it happens we'll have 1998 flooding on steroids, roads will be undriveable, make low lying areas lakes again?

The floods in the area of the Hill Country where the capture and recharge exist are often flash floods. There is a bunch of limestone and not that much soil. The low areas become full of very fast dangerous water.
They are not like the floods in New Orleans and Houston (or even flatter south San Antonio)that puddle up over vast area of land and hang around. The water goes underground, or rampaging south and spreading out or into a few lakes (some Hill country type lakes). Lots of water on the hill country will usually move very quickly somewhere.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Sunday looks absolutely lovely for San Antonio, sad I couldn't be there just for that day

[baseline bum]

Sunday looks absolutely lovely for San Antonio, sad I couldn't be there just for that day

Saturday too. I'm gonna enjoy the out of that but will be sad that it'll likely be the last decent cool front we see until October. Already really sick of this early June weather in early April.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Saturday too. I'm gonna enjoy the out of that but will be sad that it'll likely be the last decent cool front we see until October. Already really sick of this early June weather in early April.

I drove to from WI to MI last night, woke up campin' in muh car this morning and it's lovely here, like low around 40 and high in the low 50s with a nice cool breeze

I do have a hotel here in Grand Rapids for the next 2 days, a singles mixer event here tonight then a date tomorrow

I'm debating flying to SA just for those few cooler days then fly back north

[baseline bum]

Ugh 96 forecast for Sunday and Monday when the average high should be 79

[Millennial_Messiah]

Ugh 96 forecast for Sunday and Monday when the average high should be 79

79 in mid April?? that seems oddly cold for the average in SAT

of course, it used to rain more, and coming out of La Nina = less rainy spring

[Millennial_Messiah]

Ugh in Boston and it feels like summer here while much further south even in Missouri but also Michigan/Wisconsin it's much much cooler. But it's summer here in the northeast feels like ing July. baseline bum about to head down to NC though for a couple days then MO then back up

[Millennial_Messiah]

Ugh in Boston and it feels like summer here while much further south even in Missouri but also Michigan/Wisconsin it's much much cooler. But it's summer here in the northeast feels like ing July. baseline bum about to head down to NC though for a couple days then MO then back up

[baseline bum]

Ugh in Boston and it feels like summer here while much further south even in Missouri but also Michigan/Wisconsin it's much much cooler. But it's summer here in the northeast feels like ing July. baseline bum about to head down to NC though for a couple days then MO then back up

Has actually been really nice. Just replaced my AC units this weekend with new and more efficient units so hopefully I'll be less pissed about the heat and my electric bill this summer.

Plus Weather Channel is forecasting slightly below average temperatures for August which would be a godsend if we're at 97-98 every day instead of 101-103.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Has actually been really nice. Just replaced my AC units this weekend with new and more efficient units so hopefully I'll be less pissed about the heat and my electric bill this summer.

Plus Weather Channel is forecasting slightly below average temperatures for August which would be a godsend if we're at 97-98 every day instead of 101-103.

so basically 2016 type summer hopefully

[Millennial_Messiah]

baseline bum I'm here in Asheville North Carolina and it was 59 and cloudy all day. Light rain shower for about 20 minutes, else just cloudy and pleasant. Not too windy. Love it! How spring should be!

[baseline bum]

baseline bum I'm here in Asheville North Carolina and it was 59 and cloudy all day. Light rain shower for about 20 minutes, else just cloudy and pleasant. Not too windy. Love it! How spring should be!

Ugh first 100 of the year forecast. And almost a month and half before normal.

[Millennial_Messiah]

Around 70 still here in Mid May in Branson Missouri, but the humidity is definitely felt this time of year

Can't wait to go back up to Green Bay

[Millennial_Messiah]

Ugh first 100 of the year forecast. And almost a month and half before normal.

Well, shoot....


Definitely 2022 vibes? baseline bum

[baseline bum]

Well, shoot....


Definitely 2022 vibes? baseline bum

Ugh now forecasting 102 for next Wednesday

[Millennial_Messiah]

Ugh now forecasting 102 for next Wednesday

yes, 2022 vibes indeed

I better ing get an amazing match (woman on Match) again on June 3rd-4th.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

i was hoping for 2021 again i.e. reasonable somewhat below average spring/summer without being excessively stormy or hyper rainy