Brewbeer

No, it may be above normal, but it won’t be a “torch”.

since you are referring to me, let me assure you, and dispel any notion that you may have to the contrary, I do in fact use my ACs when they are needed, why else would I carry those anchors up and down the stairs every summer season and sacrifice valuable window space, if knew I were going to leave them turned off? I don't like the ACs. They are loud, one is 3 feet from my head when I sleep. they about 700-800 watts each and both run on the same branch circuit, so they are pushing the 80% constant draw rule. they are also inefficient, eating ton of power which produces carbon pollution emissions that i'd like to avoid producing if alternatives are available, like a 20 watt fan in a downstairs window. If I can cool my house to 67/68 while sleeping with scientifically-placed fans and strategically opened and closed windows, and so far it's been weeks of evenings/nights that have been like that, I too can enjoy ideal scientifically proven sleeping temperatures without the window rattlers. yes yes we know how proud you are about how you love AC. some of us don't and we don't mind posting about it. not sorry that gets you all hot and sweaty

72 here with showers rolling through, dodged the need to turn on the house ACs today which is nice, looks like AC days may be over for the season !

what an awful way to cast something as important as a vote, especially when the alternatives were better prepared, better qualified and had better policy positions that would have helped everyday Americans a whole lot more than "Gulf of America" and "World Liberty Financial"

where is that exactly? is it near Lake America? or in the great state of New America?

they all look "above normal" now; in the last 10 years more than 75% of the average monthly temps in southern New England have been above normal above normal is the new normal

man, what a night last night, another with windows open and a fan on low, great for sleep (if you can) currently 60/60, will we need the house ACs later today for one more day this season ?

68/64, cloudy, calm boring weather, such as it is, is the best take

I think the map shows preexisting. The new line was going to connect the Algonquin and the Tennessee pipelines in PA and NY, follow the right of way of the Tennessee into western Mass, then run a new line across northern Mass into NH.

There was a proposal a few years back to build a larger pipeline from PA into New England that was working it's way through regulatory approvals until it was discovered that the proposed larger pipeline would be used in part to export gas from the Everett terminal, instead of import.

about 5% of the natural gas used in New England per year comes in via ship, and most of that gas is used for heating on the coldest days on the year those ships are mostly coming from Trinidad and Tobago to the terminal in Everett

he is not well, did anyone see the series of posts he uncorked one night this past weekend ? I'm not gonna post it since it will piss people off, but here is a link for those who want to double facepalm repeatedly

I have a couple of low spots than need filling from stumps that have been rotting away over the decades, have been holding off until we get some rain

53/51 this "septorcher" morn'

So, what is going on with the 1,500 “guests” that view the main page for no more than 24 minute? Who are these guests and why do they look almost exclusively at the main page ? In this era of social media, are there ready that many people interested in a weather forum run on outdated software ?

perfect temp for doing body work on my old Camry in the garage:

looks like a gloriously dewless forecast setting up as far as the eye can see, except for overnight Wednesday into Thursday, after which drier air and more comfortable air returns

time to correct the thread title

68/68 and fog this morning

checked the radar and thought of you

i appreciate your perspective, and allow me to suggest this: so much of this isn't really "debate" at all, it's just disagreement and arguing for that sake. spectacle. Reasonable people can disagree on interpretation, but blowhards are rarely reasonable, and often are pushing an agenda, or are paid shills. Our collective understanding of what we are doing to our environment needs to be led by curiosity and a desire to understand. Scientific debate founded in honest curiosity doesn't have an agenda and doesn't seek an audience, or sponsor.

he's a blowhard not worth wasting time on

there are more than 1,500 guests logged in, most of which visited the main forum page within the last 1/2 hour ? curious

some rain last night, great for sleeping, windows open currently 63/62, looks like AC season may be over