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Center of Isaias is 20 miles west of Albany right now. Here's a loop past 4hrs. Its racing out of here NNE at 40mph. Pressure at 995mb. All those icons are wind damage reports of trees and wires down.
At least this hurricane is making weather comfortable. In the 70’s and dropping down to 60 tonight . Rain, Power outages and storm surge are unnecessary consequences though. Why didn’t we just get a strong cold front instead to end summer.
It's early August, unless you live in the Arctic summer is nowhere near over.
It's early August, unless you live in the Arctic summer is nowhere near over.
I wouldn’t mind a summer where it’s between 60-75 much of the time. That’s warm enough to be comfortable, but not so hot you need an AC. Occasional highs around 85 are ok too, as long as it lasts only a day or 2.
I wouldn’t mind a summer where it’s between 60-75 much of the time. That’s warm enough to be comfortable, but not so hot you need an AC. Occasional highs around 85 are ok too, as long as it lasts only a day or 2.
Well I spent several years living in a climate where 70 degrees was a hot day and you'd only see it a few times a summer, where a windbreaker was obligatory most summer days. I despised it and ended up booking two long vacations each summer (one early, one late) to get to a warmer climate.
Tue 4Aug 11p:
Moving into Canada near Montreal.
Winds 45mph(75km/h)
Moving 38mph(61km/h)
Pressure 1000mb
Declared Post-Tropical, what's left steadily falling apart.
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