Weird weather
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This is the hottest Summer in Canada in all of recorded history, what did you expect?
--Patrick
We're fine here! As I was telling @GasBandit , we've lucked out both during Superstorm Sandy and Ida that we got a lot of rain, but none of it stayed around. Fortunately, our house is on the top of a hill. However, a lot of the areas around us are fucked up. Route 18, next to Rutger University is completely underwater and so many spots we've been to/lived in/friends live it are just nightmares.
Basically expected to be a low pressure system and dissipate over us later this week. I hope we get some rain, we really need it.
I don't need the rain. Hopefully I don't get flooded in.
Amazing what a difference 90 miles makes. We’ve had 2 days with widespread rain since the beginning of July.
. . . raaaaaiiiiin? Is that the wet stuff from the sky that we get maybe a few days a year here in Central California?
Oh, would you like some? As Gas posted earlier in this thread, we may have a little extra to share.
It wouldn't be ruined, it would be knocked out of the sky to glue itself to your skin and clothing so you can take it home as a souvenir.
--Patrick
Not for several months down here.
I was including you in “down here.”
Just fyi I live right near where Nicholas came ashore (brazoria county). No power at my house still, but also no damage except for the food that's going to spoil. Tons of uprooted trees in my city with no estimate of when power will be back on.
Here's the outage map. I'm in the bottom lefthand side
Still 4200 people in my city without power, I'm one of those. They are hoping to have 2k more people online by the end of the day today. Hoping I'm one of them
Oof! it's 80 degrees and foggy.
But tomorrow that'll be about our high temp!!
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Gosh, they almost make it sound like Arizona is hot or something.
--Patrick
High temperatures are making Phoenix unlivable | Boing Boing
Climate change and urban development are turning Phoenix, Arizona into a blast furnace. Last year, Phoenix suffered through 144 days of temperatures reaching 100 degrees or higher. Low-income areas…
Gosh, they almost make it sound like Arizona is hot or something.
--Patrick
I have a friend with a lake on his property. Today's rain raised his lake by over a foot. According to his math, he had 1,000,000 gallons of water fall on his property today.
