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Overachieved a bit temp-wise today, with a high of 73*F.

Had nearly full sunshine for the first half of the day, then a broken CU / AC field was the rule for the rest of the day. Actually had a quick-hitting t'storm move through parts of the city (a couple miles SW of here) within the 3-4pm time frame.

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20 hours ago, cyclone77 said:

Yeah later next week could get a bit stormy.

Nice day today.  74 with full sun.  Mosquitoes were quite thick the last few nights.  They sure suck.

Hiked at a park along the White River today.  Lovely weather after all the rain we've had.  No mosquitoes troubling me here yet.  Plan to watch the fireworks in the plains on Tuesday and Thursday via this board and then see if we can cook up something for the Midwest at the end of this coming week.

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3 hours ago, Powerball said:

Overachieved a bit temp-wise today, with a high of 73*F.

Had nearly full sunshine for the first half of the day, then a broken CU / AC field was the rule for the rest of the day. Actually had a quick-hitting t'storm move through parts of the city (a couple miles SW of here) within the 3-4pm time frame.

No thunder where I was at in Warren bit it was raining pretty hard for a while.

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http://www.crh.noaa.gov/images/mqt/Dead_River_Flood_10th_Anniversary.pdf

14th annv of the big dead river flood up here.   The flood originated at the silver lake basin where a breach of a fuse plug unleashed 8-9 billion gallons of water towards Marquette.  The basin area is pretty much my back yard now. Would have loved to have lived here then to witness.  I didn't even remember it happening back then... maybe vaguely. Awesome link!

 

Chilly here so far today.  Only 42 nearing noon.

 

 

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15 hours ago, Stebo said:

No thunder where I was at in Warren bit it was raining pretty hard for a while.

There were a few lighting strikes on the tracker from a tiny cell that tracked from about Ferndale down to GPP.

But that was about it.

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Models continue to trend stronger with the lead wave this upcoming week.

If things trend any stronger, the wave of warmth (at least in terms of temps warmer than normal) may briefly come to an end after Thursday for areas north of I-80.

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Been a while but seeing the warmth coming this week is going to be a relief, haha.

As of yesterday, YYZ so far for the month is running well below normal; (avgs in bracket)

High: 53.9F (65.8F)

Low: 40.6F (45.3F)

Mean: 47.3F (55.6F) 

Rainfall: 2.57" (2.91")  - near normal 

By next weekend I think we'll be within 3-5 degrees of normal highs/lows. 

Going to California/Nevada in a week for two weeks. Has anyone here ever been there? Any travel tips or sights aside from what its known for? Thanks! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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42 minutes ago, Snowstorms said:

Going to California/Nevada in a week for two weeks. Has anyone here ever been there? Any travel tips or sights aside from what its known for? Thanks! 

I haven't been to California so I can't comment, but I did go to Nevada once. Don't spend too long in Vegas proper, unless you really like gambling. The buffets are great and the strip is worth seeing, but a single afternoon+evening is enough to see everything. Red Rock Canyon is much more interesting, I believe the trail I hiked there was Calico Tanks, it was a fun, relatively easy hike with cool rock formations and an amazing view of the city at the end. The Hoover Dam is worth seeing too IMO, and Mt. Charleston is supposed to be nice but I didn't go there. If you can make it out to the Grand Canyon, it's obviously a must-see. I've seen plenty of breathtaking natural scenery, but nothing quite compares to seeing the sun set over the Grand Canyon.

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Just got back from the Huron Mountains for a weekend of dirtbiking. Wow it was quite cold up there still, hardly any buds or anything. Rode up to Big Bay from Marquette, cold but very gorgeous.

 

Weatherbo how close was I  to your location? I need to make it up during the winter. Looks like phenomenal weather up there next week or so.

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35 minutes ago, cyclone77 said:

Lake-enhanced front blew through here about an hour ago.  Temp has dropped back to 60 after tagging 83 earlier today.  There were some elevated showers trying to sprinkle on us around sunset.  Most of the precip evaporated before reaching the ground however.

A perfect end to a fantastic Mother's Day.

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:clap:Is this edited? I need to learn how to take pictures like this.

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10 hours ago, LansingWeather said:

Just got back from the Huron Mountains for a weekend of dirtbiking. Wow it was quite cold up there still, hardly any buds or anything. Rode up to Big Bay from Marquette, cold but very gorgeous.

 

Weatherbo how close was I  to your location? I need to make it up during the winter. Looks like phenomenal weather up there next week or so.

I live 10 miles south of big bay near the silver lake basin/dead river/mulligan trail area. Glad you enjoyed your trip!! 

High terrain areas near the lake as of yesterday, not showing much in the way of trees buds. Cool as well with a high of 53 Sunday, but quickly fell into the 40's after 5pm.  Unsettled and some rain this week.  Pretty dry with some small brush fires the past few days scattered about in southern Marquette County.

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21 hours ago, ConfusedKitten said:

I haven't been to California so I can't comment, but I did go to Nevada once. Don't spend too long in Vegas proper, unless you really like gambling. The buffets are great and the strip is worth seeing, but a single afternoon+evening is enough to see everything. Red Rock Canyon is much more interesting, I believe the trail I hiked there was Calico Tanks, it was a fun, relatively easy hike with cool rock formations and an amazing view of the city at the end. The Hoover Dam is worth seeing too IMO, and Mt. Charleston is supposed to be nice but I didn't go there. If you can make it out to the Grand Canyon, it's obviously a must-see. I've seen plenty of breathtaking natural scenery, but nothing quite compares to seeing the sun set over the Grand Canyon.

Okay, I see what your saying. Vegas outside of the main strip area, there isn't much to see. Yeah, I think based on what your saying 2-3 days should be suffice for Vegas. I heard about the Red Rock Canyon, sort of like a miniature Grand Canyon, no? If I have time, I will for sure go to Grand Canyon, how far is it from Vegas though? Hoover Dam, I never heard of that but thanks for the heads up, I will for sure check that out. I think in the desert areas away from Vegas, you have a relatively good view of the Milky way as its away from any city lights, right?  

Thanks for all the great suggestions. I will definitely try to go to most of them for sure. I'm not a huge gambler, but I do like sight-seeing and hiking, etc. It'll be hot though. But I think dry heat is more bearable than what we experience here in Southern Ontario, haha. 

 

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