what's your local weather?
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This weekend it’s supposed to hit 101. ...And I’m training for an endurance triathlon. *groan*
Luckily the rain kept the temperature down a bit.
Same here.
Tornado in China
Hay devils
https://www.coasttocoastam.com/article/watch-hay-tornado-filmed-in-england
Even small vortices can be violent:
http://www.antarctica.gov.au/about-...n/mawsons-book/home-of-the-blizzard/chapter07
During the time of the equinoxes, explorers would see snow devils
Towards evening, the air about the Hut was quite still except for gusts from the north and rather frequent ‘whirlies’.
This was the name adopted for whirlwinds of a few yards to a hundred yards or more in diameter which came to be regarded as peculiar to the country. Similar disturbances have been observed in every part of the world, but seldom possessed of the same violence and regularity as is the case in Adélie Land.
Reverting to the afternoon of March 19. Beyond the strange stillness of the immediate vicinity, broken occasionally by the tumult of a passing, wandering whirly, an incessant, seething roar could be heard. One could not be certain from whence it came, but it seemed to proceed either from the south or overhead.
At night one would involuntarily wake up if the wind died away, and be loath to sleep ‘for the hunger of a sound’.
Tornado in China
Hay devils
https://www.coasttocoastam.com/article/watch-hay-tornado-filmed-in-england
Even small vortices can be violent:
http://www.antarctica.gov.au/about-...n/mawsons-book/home-of-the-blizzard/chapter07
During the time of the equinoxes, explorers would see snow devils
Towards evening, the air about the Hut was quite still except for gusts from the north and rather frequent ‘whirlies’.
This was the name adopted for whirlwinds of a few yards to a hundred yards or more in diameter which came to be regarded as peculiar to the country. Similar disturbances have been observed in every part of the world, but seldom possessed of the same violence and regularity as is the case in Adélie Land.
Reverting to the afternoon of March 19. Beyond the strange stillness of the immediate vicinity, broken occasionally by the tumult of a passing, wandering whirly, an incessant, seething roar could be heard. One could not be certain from whence it came, but it seemed to proceed either from the south or overhead.
At night one would involuntarily wake up if the wind died away, and be loath to sleep ‘for the hunger of a sound’.
Humidex is supposed to hit 41 today (about 106 F for our American friends). They were originally forecasting 46 (115 F).
We had a tornado warning in our city yesterday. The storms in the area were pretty intense.
We had a tornado warning in our city yesterday. The storms in the area were pretty intense.
I saw that:
https://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1669559
Edmonton gets these things every so often
https://globalnews.ca/video/5410166/northern-tornadoes-project-searches-for-remote-canadian-twisters
They hit up north more than you would think:
https://nationalweathermuseum.com/worcester-ma-tornado-1953/ https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/wrath-of-god/195621/
https://stormtrack.org/community/th...sey-and-its-fierce-winds-flipped-a-car.31016/
The future
https://www.9news.com/video/news/lo...begin/73-522619e6-3b4a-454b-b050-d5f91f091e49
https://edmonton.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1669559
Edmonton gets these things every so often
https://globalnews.ca/video/5410166/northern-tornadoes-project-searches-for-remote-canadian-twisters
They hit up north more than you would think:
https://nationalweathermuseum.com/worcester-ma-tornado-1953/ https://www.tvguide.com/tvshows/wrath-of-god/195621/
https://stormtrack.org/community/th...sey-and-its-fierce-winds-flipped-a-car.31016/
The future
https://www.9news.com/video/news/lo...begin/73-522619e6-3b4a-454b-b050-d5f91f091e49
Hot as hell. Even at 10 :30 pm, the feels-like temperature is 89 F.
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