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Looks nice, do you have long sunrise periods even this late on your latitude or is it very short already? What we have up here where I live is obviously long twilights and sunrises! 1 hour of actual light before actual rise and after set in late June
Looks nice, do you have long sunrise periods even this late on your latitude or is it very short already? What we have up here where I live is obviously long twilights and sunrises! 1 hour of actual light before actual rise and after set in late June
I don't think we ever get that. Sounds interesting though. well, today 30 minutes of light before sunrise. June 21 it'd be 35 minutes; so the change isn't really noticeable. Even Vancouver at 49°N doesn't have twilight much longer than 40 minutes around the solstice.
We got several downpours here last night, we kept getting wave after wave of heavy rain. HWO only recorded 0.17" of rain though and FLL only 0.12" it was easily a lot more than that at my place. My street was still flooded when I woke up this AM.
Right now, it's 87 F with a 77 F DP at FLL and 88 F with a 77 F DP at HWO. Well, not "right now" but as of 10 AM.
can tell it's late summer by how long it took for the clouds to breaks on a humid morning. Feels steamy, 77°F and 69°F dewpoint. Forecast high of 90°F
Lower sun angle making it harder to burn off clouds?
I can tell it's later part of summer because the "early morning glow" lasts longer into the morning now. Besides that, it still feels like the middle of summer. Not surprising, August is our hottest month....
Also, we have a very wet pattern coming up, with the next seven days all having at least 60% possible chance of rain/thunderstorms. This is more than likely from the tropical wave that's sitting over the Bahamas right now. Getting a wet pattern due to tropical low pressures is a very late summer/early fall type of pattern. Matter of fact, September is the second wettest month in South Florida and August is the third wettest month.
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