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July 2021 Discussion


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3 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Without a doubt the heaviest smoke from fires I’ve ever seen here . Thick like baby got back 

Well Ginxy says it's not bad....well I ain't done with that

Cuz the smoke is thick and the sun's hazy lookin'...and the dog's about to go poopin'...

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12 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Man FROPAs of yore on guidance. 

Rain rain I don't mind the weather is fine.

If the rain comes
They run and hide their heads
They might as well be dead
If the rain comes
If the rain comes
When the sun shines
They slip into the shade
(When the sun shines down)
And sip their lemonade
(When the sun shines down)
When the sun shines
When the sun shines
Rain, I don't mind
Shine, the weather's fine
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Bye-bye permafrost over the NW Territories if that Euro's D9/10 succeeds in 590 dam heights over top +18 C 850s

Anything to ruin heat enthusiast summers in the Lakes and NE ... setting off a global Methane outgassing apocalypse ...haha

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9 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

In 12 years year I’ve never seen haze at treetop level.  Crazy. 

Yeah 'been wondering.

Not sure what the return rate is on smoke circumventing the global and choking far away geographies.  

I remember .. shoot, I wanna say 2003, summer.  There were wild fires in Canada that summer and we got stuck in a high troposphere conveyor that brought a lot of smoke down but confined above~ > 20 K elevation. I mean it looked like busted mammata up there under ... 80 F with a dim orb sun.  I thought that was impressive. Never on the ground though.

I was just thinking about this very same subject an hour ago, when we bottomed out at 2 mi vis in yellow pall under diffused headache blinding obliterating sun shine, just how weird it was how you could smell what burned 2500 miles away.  

I don't recall that kind of fully integrated over-turning, either.

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