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Medieval warm period?

I’d take a Saxby gale.

You can probably argue that we were due for a long dead period after that 30s-50s stretch.

Even the water is catching on fire now.

It's so dry even the tarmac is dying

Red flag in morning, Kev's hydrangeas take warning.

The CFS the other day was pretty good.

Well problems?

zzz UPDATED GEOMAGNETIC STORM FORECAST: NOAA forecasters have downgraded the current geomagnetic storm watch from category G3 (strong) to category G2 (moderate). This is in response to a lack of significant CME impacts on Aug. 18th. CME impacts are still possible on Aug. 19th and 20th, however, especially from yesterday's partial halo CME, described below. High-latitude auroras remain likely as we enter the weekend.

I bet he can help.

Do you feed your family or do they have to hunt and gather for themselves?

O/U on when you start to complain about missing rain?

I may be thinking of Kev.

It's kinda like when you're at 25" in March and you start cheering on futility.

Kev's area hasn't been too bad over the last 45 days. It's more E CT into RI and Scoot to the Cape while TAN has had that local max. The Cape has been a desert.

Considering some spots haven't had 1.5" going back to June I'd say yeah, a local high.

Epstein working hard right there. GrowingFailure

Yeah that will work. You just won't have the software to view it on a computer, but you can send the data online just fine. There's Davis apps to view the data as well. You may be able to get the software through the Davis site and it might...might...work with that logger.

Looks way overhyped to me.

At least is bringing

To be fair I think Kev has been in a local hole and you’ve been in a local high. But it’s kinda like being the tallest little person down there right now. Abnormally dry here. Sounds about right.

Pushing 2.5” for Auggie at home. Had over 3” in July. We good.

Top is the all-in-1 vantage vue...bottom is a stand alone anemometer for a vantage pro 2. I think Bob has the Vue so he may know better, but you probably only need the Vue console and datalogger for that. The anemometer is trickier because you need an ISS (integrated sensor suite) to plug it into and then either a console/datalogger or the direct ip logger to get the data. If they cut that cord then you need to splice it with more 4-conductorb cabling and one of those cat5 plugs as well. They sell cabling kits for that if you aren't sure what you're doing. The thing to probably do is get a console for the Vue and then you'd have temp, hum, wind, rain, pressure, etc.