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911/ 175 mph on new update https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/text/refresh/MIATCPAT4+shtml/071735.shtml

Anyone with a link to a good radar for Cancun and the storm?

seems to be running a bit later than forecast

https://www.vermontpublic.org/local-news/2024-10-04/you-may-be-able-to-see-an-aurora-in-vermont-this-saturday The aurora borealis will likely be visible throughout Vermont the night of Saturday, Oct. 5, according to a forecast by the Space Weather Prediction Center. Eric Myskowski, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service Burlington office, said the forecast Saturday is mostly clear skies with cloudy skies in the Northeast Kingdom, though there will be breaks in the clouds. He advised prospective aurora viewers to find dark places with a clear view of the northern horizon. “Basically, get away from light pollution, as far as you can. Say you live in Burlington, it would be ideal to get outside the city area and to the northern horizon,” Myskowski said. “Where you have a visible northern horizon is better.”

https://www.spaceweather.com/

Fantastic News!

right about 2.1 here between yesterday and today, very thick fog on the way home tonight (35 mph on the highway level thickness)

Put the Nokias on the Subaru yesterday. Bring it on! (summer tires were toast)

Ahh yes the annual GFS seasonal transition 384hr Blizzardcane which then makes someone post "it happened with Sandy"

oddly enough, one of my azeleas is blooming. I haven't been able to come up with an explanation.

Careful out there:

too legit to quit

We are seeing other signs of fall up here- white plated cars driving 30 in a 50 or doing U-Turns on the Main Street in Stowe during evening traffic, locals selling crap in yard sales to folks looking for antiques, lots of LED headlights heading north on Friday night on 100 or 89, local craft places selling pumpkin ales ... .

I did on Saturday

85/60 at KLEB

A little surprised to see the convection in the Bahama area didn't even make the Tropical Discussion.

Have they installed?

I almost missed this. This is fantastic on so many levels!

I have been stung on 4 occasions this summer alone.

Stories about him, however, often have happy endings .

I assume you know but in case you don't the 2012 event was the so called GAC or Great Arctic Cyclone. https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/78812/2012-arctic-cyclone https://news.ucar.edu/7732/ice-vs-storm-2012s-great-arctic-cyclone

Last time I played a round was at St Andrews. I remember my first drive landing right in the fairway on the Old Course. It could have been better only had I been playing the Old Course and not the course next to it. Great fun even though I managed to lose enough balls into the sea, gorse and ponds that when I found some kids who were fishing balls out of a pond and I bought some from them so I could finish the round.

I have the week off and with it being a nice cool day, I went in the yard to do some weeding and other jobs. My labradors stirred up some wasps, I think each got a sting. I got stung about 10 times on my legs. Spent the rest of the afternoon icing the bites down and napping by the TV.

Venus.

Scottie doesn't know.