What was the midnight temp? 38?

PLAY BALL!!!! . Snow-ball

The 17th paroxysmal eruptive episode since February 16 started at Etna volcano, Italy at 23:00 UTC on Wednesday, March 31, 2021. The Aviation Color Code was raised to Red at 19:11 UTC on March 31 and remains at this level as of 09:32 UTC when the last VONA was issued. 7 people who got lost on the mo...

Bidens German shepherd for the second time has bitten someone. If this had been you know who's dog , can you imagine the BS from the MSM that would be going on, the outrage, and the vile would be fierce. But alas, dog ? What dog? Huh? Twice? Poor guy.

tron777 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 31, 2021 12:51 pm I am not liking the looks in the extended range Day 10+. Cold and stormy for the start of my Lake Erie trip.

Yuck, that looks nasty. You may be limited to the bay for a few days if the GFS is right

A good read . Although weather related,
Feel free to move this to a different location.


https://rclutz.com/2021/03/30/mann-vs-s ... the-truth/

Half inch here.

Texas COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to drop, 17 days after it scrapped its mask mandate and allowed businesses to reopen at full capacity On Saturday, seven-day positivity rate reached an all-time low of 5.27 per cent The state reported 2,292 new cases, about 500 fewer on average from...

Another HSLC event for overnight. Should at least see a more solid line with the cold front than a couple days ago and some patchy heavy downpours. Another quick mover though so not expecting excess rain issues

O,M,G, I just saw the Biden press show. I'm not going the political route here, I genuinely feel sorry for the guy

Models appear to have been grossly wrong on strength of LP once again , but thats a good thing in this case. Lowest I saw was 994mb. For the most.part kept the winds under 58mph. Would have been a different story if the mid 980s were to have been correct. Videos I've seen so far of Alabama damage l...

This should be the biggest news in the world atm. Impacts are far reaching , and have a possibility of reaching critical stages with economies and product shortages


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Models appear to have been grossly wrong on strength of LP once again , but thats a good thing in this case. Lowest I saw was 994mb. For the most.part kept the winds under 58mph. Would have been a different story if the mid 980s were to have been correct. Videos I've seen so far of Alabama damage lo...

Alabama taking another beating today.

Here's what Louisville had to say. They dont sound as impressed for our area as ILN does. Short Term...(This evening through Friday) Issued at 320 PM EDT Thu Mar 25 2021 Little has changed. Wind shear is still very strong, but recent model soundings still show a low level inversion. This makes it ha...

A little after 2 pm, James Spann reported on-air (ABC 33/40, Birmingham) that there had been "major damage" at his house. His wife was in shelter and was not injured.

Damaging tornado south of Birmingham. Classic on radar

Wow sun is shining bright here, wasn't expecting anything like we are seeing on satellite. Things just bumped up a notch in our area

Nothing much here , a brief shower, just a trace so far. Fizzled out IMBY

We find ourselves in a familiar scenario for our area for late tonight, a textbook "high shear low cape "(HSLC) situation.

18z NAM ups the ante with the low further south , almost over Indianapolis. Its gone to now- casting and see how the day unfolds with much uncertainties at play and again agree with Tim that we need to see how far the warm front can make it north

Last week ended up rather nice in terms of severe weather as I don't believe anybody was killed. Let's hope we have a similar outcome this week. I believe this week looks worse than last week for a few reasons. More folks will be involved with possible severe weather, low pressure that is getting s...

Increased eruptive activity continues at the Guatemalan Pacaya volcano, with strong ash emissions and lava flows. Moderate to strong explosions continue at the volcano, generating thick ash columns up to 4 km (13 120 feet) above sea level, moving N, NE, and NW to a distance of approximately 50 km (3...