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Solar eclipse in April, aurora in October… the Pi Day Lunar Eclipse really needs to not fail now so I have the triple crown all within 12 months.
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From the latest wave IMBY
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It’s naked eye visible again to the north- this is the brightest one yet! Sky is pink!
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Visible with naked eye here… will post pics later!!
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It’s the low dewpoints that really seal the deal. 10/10 day today.
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Nothing ever happens to Disney World anyway. I swear they have a HAARP Machine underneath the Magic Kingdom to reroute/destroy any tropical systems approaching.
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Beautiful weather but the ragweed pollen’s been hitting me hard the last two days…
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What an amazing night outside. October in this state always delivers.
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LOL we cannot resist the mist
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We’ve been back to our usual nine months of mist.
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Who wants to bet that, after weeks of nonstop clear skies, they abruptly end next Tuesday night just in time for the partial lunar eclipse?
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#neverforget
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Five lemons on the NHC page now. We’re good at making lemons this year at least
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It's the Chicago White Sux of hurricane seasons lol
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Still no storms anytime soon… I can’t help but get last winter vibes
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Clear skies! Here's the supermoon IMBY:
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Storming good here… hoping this can clear out by late tonight for the supermoon.
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^I actually did think the bolded part was going to happen back then, but this call is in serious trouble now IMHO
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Tropical Storm Debby: Mid-Atlantic Impacts
PrinceFrederickWx replied to WxWatcher007's topic in Mid Atlantic
This has been a total dud in Calvert. 0.54” yesterday and 0.04” today. -
I think "BW Fry" airport's record for most 100 degree days in a month is July 2010 with five. We have four so far this month. I think we'll beat July 2020 for hottest month ever although late month might wreck things.
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I topped out at 100 even IMBY. Now down to 99.
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We'll continue to keep setting monthly/seasonal heat records (but not necessarily daily ones) because it can no longer cool off at night. A low around 80 is the new normal here in July.
