OT: Big Heatwave/EDIT: Debbie passes well to west but band of showers and squall line and tornado watch to get thru
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Yes. Large outcrop poking up in the pub. Great place. And food. See: https://innatlongtrail.com/mcgraths-irish-pub.html
Wow, Killington!!! My bro lives there. Weed is legal there, and you can be hooked up with a supply if you partake (I don't).
Be careful with the heat, and seems like you know what you are doing. Hydration is key!
Hikers have died in Arizona in the heat. Mostly East Coast people who don't understand how hot it gets in the desert sun with no shade. 44 year old woman died while hiking with her husband and children.
Death on trail is warning to be safer outdoors in summer - Sedona Red Rock News
Sedona Fire District crews and the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Forest Patrol responded to the Hi-Line Trail at 2:08 p.m. Friday, June 14, following reports of an unresponsive 44-year-old woman, hiking with her husband and two young daughters, all visiting from Pennsylvania. The mother passed...
LOL. No weed for me. I don't even drink alcohol beyond CoorsLight when hiking, and two is my limit, usually with Chinese or Mexican takeout or Pizza or a big ol' Cheeseburger. Two or three weeks of hiking and I'll drop close to 10 lbs, and I'm pretty lean, as is. Typically burn 5000 calories a day. And it's hard to eat 3000 calories, especially in high temps. Sounds like fun, ay?Wow, Killington!!! My bro lives there. Weed is legal there, and you can be hooked up with a supply if you partake (I don't).
Be careful with the heat, and seems like you know what you are doing. Hydration is key!
Hikers have died in Arizona in the heat. Mostly East Coast people who don't understand how hot it gets in the desert sun with no shade. 44 year old woman died while hiking with her husband and children.
Death on trail is warning to be safer outdoors in summer - Sedona Red Rock News
Sedona Fire District crews and the Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office Forest Patrol responded to the Hi-Line Trail at 2:08 p.m. Friday, June 14, following reports of an unresponsive 44-year-old woman, hiking with her husband and two young daughters, all visiting from Pennsylvania. The mother passed...www.redrocknews.com
Sounds like my 7-10 trips to Sedona with mountain bike rides and hikes mixed in. I'm jealous of you right now.
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Don't know what I was expecting to see reading "built into the rock".. but it wasn't this. Still.. pretty nice.
115 is nothing. When I was a wee lad, we would walk to school when it was 165F. Uphill, both ways.
Severe t-storm warnings (orange) are already up for large parts of NWNJ/EPA with severe weather ongoing (high winds, heavy rains, lightning, etc.) and the severe weather is very likely to reach the 95-corridor from Philly to NYC in the next ~45-60 minutes, as a watch is up for the whole region (mauve). Keep an eye to the sky and on the radar...
Last night in Margate was pretty crazy. Thunderstorms ran a train on us for about 3-4 hours starting about 5am. Some of the loudest thunder I have ever heard. More tonight!
Flash flood warning is up for eastern Hunterdon, much of Morris and Somerset and NE Middlesex (NWS-Philly), as well as most of NENJ/NYC (NWS-NYC) as 1.5-2.5" of rain has fallen and there might be another 0.5-1", so there has been some urban/road flooding. Should be over (the very heavy rain) for most of the 95 corridor in the next 15-30 minutes.
https://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=PHI&wwa=flash flood warning
https://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=PHI&wwa=flash flood warning
Heat indicies are well over 100 approaching 110 in some spots in NJ today...more sun that predicted is pushing temps to low to mid 90s especially south of Trenton.
This will likely end up being the 2nd day of what could be a 5-7 day heatwave that will see temps above 90 through the weekend and into at least Monday of next week
much different then our last heawave which was more dry and didnt have as many thunderstorm chances as this one. T storm chances tonight, tomorrow afternoon and night and then again probably Tuesday and much of next week there on
This will likely end up being the 2nd day of what could be a 5-7 day heatwave that will see temps above 90 through the weekend and into at least Monday of next week
much different then our last heawave which was more dry and didnt have as many thunderstorm chances as this one. T storm chances tonight, tomorrow afternoon and night and then again probably Tuesday and much of next week there on
No kidding. It's 90 in Bergen, but the killer is the 74 dew point for the second day in a row.
Was out walking the dog about 90 minutes ago, who is mostly black with some brown streaks, and he was worn out and ready for a/c and water after only about a mile. Practically dragged me back into the house.
I wasn’t complaining, I was pretty worn out too. The humidity was killer.
This is what other parts of the country has been experiencing for 2-4 weeks. I think we get 1-2 weeks and hope no more.
The humidity is about 25-50% of the humidity in Houston from my experience.
I don’t know if there’s climate change but I read that part of Sicily turning into desert. I guess the heat of Africa moving North and several countries are now experiencing 120-125 degrees.
‘We can’t let the animals die’: drought leaves Sicilian farmers facing uncertain future
The desert is encroaching across Sicily, the largest and most populous island in the Mediterranean, where a European temperature high of 48.8C was recorded in 2021. Rainfall is down by more than 40% since 2003.
desert is encroaching across Sicily, the largest and most populous island in the Mediterranean, where a European temperature high of 48.8C was recorded in 2021. Rainfall is down by more than 40% since 2003. In the last six months of 2023, just 150mm of rain fell.
“By 2030, a third of the territory of Sicily will become a desert, comparable to the lands of Tunisia and Libya,” Mulder said. “The entire strip facing the Sicilian Channel [waters separating Sicily from Africa] is doomed to desertification. The ancient Arabs who once inhabited the island had successfully devised ways to manage water. However, these old aqueducts have not been maintained or updated. Sicily is now facing the concrete consequences of decades of mismanagement of water resources.”
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Yeah they like to throw around words like extreme but we have always had this...they memoryholed the 1930s
I had to go back to the Township house today to do some yardwork and cut the grass. When I was finishing the lawn, I realized that I am old. I did wash two vehicles after that, though. Now I am completely wiped. Hot out there. So much hotter up here in Gloucester County than down in Atlantic City...
So, wait? This happened before in our Earth's history but people will claim man made climate change is the reason this time?
Getting old might suck. But it beats the alternative. So far, at least. 🙂
Yep, some brutal, record heat across much of the West/Southwest and even into the Southeast. Death Valley could hit 130F over the next few days (all-time record is 134F, there, although that has been questioned by many over the years) and Las Vegas could break their all-time record high of 117F and other cities could also set all-time records. Wildfires are raging throughout California too. We won't be setting any records here, but it'll be hot and sultry - just had a nice t-storm here to temporarily cool things off.
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/weathe...eak-world-record-blistering-heatwa-rcna160401
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/weathe...eak-world-record-blistering-heatwa-rcna160401
Have we had this type of humidity this early?? Isn't this type of humidity extremely rare at anytime on the PA/NJ?
Remember it's not the heat, it's the humidity! 🤣
Sounds extreme.
But not extreme?
All kidding aside, global warming is real, but it doesn't mean it wasn't hot at times in the past or that it won't be cold and snowy at times in the future or that it's always going to be warmer than normal every day...but it does mean that the overall average global temps (and temps in our area of course) are unequivocally warmer than they were 30, 50, 100 years ago and they're continuing to rise, which is why we see far more warm temp records than cold (both on land and in the ocean) and why people are rightly concerned about the medium term impacts of such warming over the next 50+ years.
Strange, if he doesn’t think anything is different, why is he continually posting about the humidity and temperature? I bet he can’t mow the lawn the same as a 70 degree day! I don’t care since when it gets hot, I just stay in my air conditioned house. I like that the weather just gets up to about 90 degree but don’t want the 110 degrees that the South gets but I might expect it 7-10 more years,
Yes, though obviously it's way above average. July is peak humidity. It can start in late June and carry over into August. 5-6 years ago it was worse. Read an article back then that an average July had 9 days with a dew point over 70 with 4-5 up to 75. That year it was 16 days at 70 or above with 9 at 75.
A whole bunch of non scientists are going around calling any kind of weather EXTREME events to push agenda
Where did i say extreme. The dew today in a few locations were rare..alnost unheard of but does happen. Its not some new extreme weather event that is caused by something else
When did you give up on women?
FYI-
Extreme: : exceeding the ordinary, usual, or expected
Definition of EXTREME
existing in a very high degree; going to great or exaggerated lengths : radical; exceeding the ordinary, usual, or expected… See the full definition
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