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Ginx snewx

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  1. 1 90 here, been enough breeze everyday to keep it mixed up. Today is definitely a Bermuda feel day, nice breeze, hot sun, blues mixed with racing clouds. A summer party kind of day, yep that sounds like a plan. Water temp 82 in the pool. Soon it will be 5 o'clock somewhere
  2. Summer, only Sun afternoon and Wed afternoon have comfortable dewpoints. It's a heater
  3. Tropical blues mixed with low clouds racing towards the NE. Nice breeze. Bermuda Bahama cmon pretty Momma
  4. Did you sleep all day Monday, summer COC, oh that’s right it was cloudy there
  5. Lol I ran a facility with at one time 250 employees. I locked out all the adjustments, 232 t stats by computer and took control of them after cubicle wars between men and women got unbearable. Lol. Oh the book I could write. Would get me cancelled for sure
  6. I fight the windows closed, shades closed during the day battle with my wife. She says it looks like a morgue lol. I explain the summer rules , closed during the day open at night but ya know... anyways Ac at 73 heat at 70 winter seems a happy wife happy life winner
  7. Wheres the death ridge? Sonoroan Sushi?
  8. What does that dew for you? Congrats on the mold spores
  9. Yea cloudy misty days are the bomb
  10. Sucks for you. Nary a cloud to be found 77/58
  11. Lots of rain, nobody would trade today for dewy cloudy rainy days. Cocadoodledewlessness
  12. Eyes then turn to the Friday/Saturday time period where, if guidance is any indication, significant rainfall is likely. This is thanks to a coastal low sliding up from the Carolinas, pulled north ahead of the trough digging into the Great Lakes. This has the potential to bring showers and thunderstorms with gusty winds and very heavy downpours. Confidence in rainfall amounts and placement is low, depending heavily on the eventual low track. However, heavy rainfall looks fairly certain with this system given a very potent tap of tropical moisture...PWATs may cross into the 2.5-3 inch range! That would be 2-4 standard deviations above normal for mid July and would lead us to start thinking about the possibility of some flooding issue
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