Jump to content

mcwx

Members
  • Posts

    244
  • Joined

  • Last visited

About mcwx

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

  1. Since that would have been summer with higher dewpoints, given the current drier airmass, what do you think the upper bounds could have been?
  2. with eclipse near sundown, make sure your sight lines are excellent. i'd expect most people wanting to be on the coast so mountains don't have an impact
  3. heading to Greenland for 2026. Spain is low in the horizon
  4. well said... need to get to the center line as much as possible. the further in the shadow the better
  5. I had one come through earlier this spring after catching a rabbit and looking for a place to eat it.
  6. You need to really understand the law behind it. Seems everyone thinks it's some conspiracy so the government can get unchecked power. SMH. https://nj.gov/njoem/about-us/state-of-emergency.shtml details the meaning of the state of emergency. In this case, it allows the state to direct resources to local municipalities if they need it. So at this point, it's a formality and means nothing to the average citizen. It doesn't restrict your ability to drive anywhere. For the media, it's a great attention grabbing headline.
  7. get a pair of bunny boots for extreme cold too
  8. apparently. In general, the term latchkey designates "those children between the ages of five and thirteen who care for themselves https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latchkey_kid#:~:text=In general%2C the term latchkey,parents or guardians return home".
  9. between the red lines will be total, the closer to the blue line totality will last longer. If you go here https://www.timeanddate.com/eclipse/map/2024-april-8 you can choose different spots to see the duration of totality
  10. This looks like it'll be an eruption from a fissure. Otherwise you'd need an explosive eruption from a stratovolcano
  11. how about this click bait: https://www.msn.com/en-us/weather/topstories/one-of-the-most-intense-el-niños-ever-observed-could-be-forming/ar-AA1hiQYo
  12. PHL's AFD towards the end of July broke some of this down for their CWA. One of the stats I found interesting and maybe worthwhile to include in this roundup was that PHL averages 4 95 degree or greater days climatologically. This year they're currently at 12 through 07/31, last year the total was 11.
×
×
  • Create New...