Torch Tiger

it is amazing how delightful, sunny wx does negatively affect people.

lol

Literally perfect late summer wx, everyone is outside happy and enjoying it. Hope this holds until we cool down into the 40s and 50s in December.

Glad I don't reside there

Didn't stop the cold clowns earlier this summer

let's make it 8

try to stay hydrated folks, it's going to be a real hot and dry one out there

droughtember to remember

Everything going as planned..

Yeah, we want a deep early winter run through mid-December, with very heavy rains and some mountain snowfalls. Sustained deep -nao. It's what we want until the rubber band snaps.

We wish Hohumberto a quick and harmless exit.

200 miles north sounds ideal

Even the highest hill or western edge in Cumberland RI doesn't average over 50". 45-50"/year avg. seems about right.

Omg Because of the extreme historic activity of this season, even the Greek Alphabet was exhausted. Thus, the Hebrew Alphabet was used for the first time ever. The first three letters of the Hebrew Alphabet were used this year. Alef Bet Gimel Dalet (unused) He (unused) Vav (unused) Zayin (unused) Het (unused) Tet (unused) Yod (unused) Kaf (unused) Lamed (unused) Mem (unused) Nun (unused) Samekh (unused) Ayin (unused) Pe (unused) Tsadi (unused) Qof (unused) Resh (unused) Shin (unused)

https://hypotheticalhurricanes.fandom.com/wiki/2100_Atlantic_hurricane_season wxhype?

bless your little heart

Wow, heavy pile on the weenies going on. all part of that classic NE subforum charm.

it's over

1938? what happened

It's still the follow up system that should be watched. The east coast looks fairly exposed.

admittedly NJ would be alright

Funny you say that because there's a youtube video of a couple of knuckleheads on a boat who did a drive-by whacking of one of those (BFH) nests, they were stung.. Then, even after well beyond the nest and thinking they were safe, were attacked and stung out of nowhere again. I really think it is just the aggressive and relentless nature of the family of wasp

There's always next year.

Glad you made it through largely unscathed