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Jesus Christ. You should show this to all the people that thinks the Desert Southwest has "better" summers than us because they're drier. Even though they're average highs are 15-20 F higher than us.
I've already wrote this fail of a summer off, and am now looking at long range models for the prospects of another cold and snowy winter (Tom, it looks like I'll be taunting you come December!)
Anybody noticing the smoke today? The sun has an orange tint to it today, due to the smoke coming in from Canada - those fires must be really be something to send smoke all the way down here.
Getting dry though - no decent rain in 10 days. :/ They keep teasing us with 50-60% chance of storms, but I've heard that story before. Such is life in the Desert Southeast...
Anybody noticing the smoke today? The sun has an orange tint to it today, due to the smoke coming in from Canada - those fires must be really be something to send smoke all the way down here.
That must have to do with my post on page 188. The light has looked different recently.
Anybody noticing the smoke today? The sun has an orange tint to it today, due to the smoke coming in from Canada - those fires must be really be something to send smoke all the way down here.
Getting dry though - no decent rain in 10 days. :/ They keep teasing us with 50-60% chance of storms, but I've heard that story before. Such is life in the Desert Southeast...
Here's a look at the Upper level flow and you can see why its making its way down.
A SE flow and the base if at the interior South. That negative tilt of the trough(angled) is key thing to have for block buster winter storms. Today they mean strong storms/Tornadoes.
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