Don't know where this is but it ain't here!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/R6gbQgpTN-0

 

https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/pge-outages-california-storms-wind-rain-17839576.php
Mass Bay Area power outages still affecting 200,000 PG&E customers

 

 

We've been in a severe drought. While it's good that we're getting all this rain and snow - damned! I'm tired of below average temperatures, cloudy days and precipitation. It's snowing right now! Average DTH = 60˚F. Forecast DTH is 44˚F. And that's been a warmup over the last few days.

How's the weather? Depressing as all hell!

 

We've been in a severe drought. While it's good that we're getting all this rain and snow - damned! I'm tired of below average temperatures, cloudy days and precipitation. It's snowing right now! Average DTH = 60˚F. Forecast DTH is 44˚F. And that's been a warmup over the last few days.

How's the weather? Depressing as all hell!

I'll take depressing, over exciting, any-day.

 

I'll take depressing, over exciting, any-day.

What is it about California that they cannot trim trees and clear brush?

 

 

It rained here today.

 

There's always drama in CA.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/califo...near-record-snow-billions-in-damages-2a4bd219

 

How's the weather? Depressing as all hell!

Snowing the last three days. Fortunately it's been warm enough (barely) to melt what falls. And there's another storm coming in mid-next week

 

 

 

Yeah, we're having flooding issues too. Historic snowfall, rapid warming, snow melt - it can all come down too fast. Fortunately we have a cold front coming through with threatening historic overnight lows. More freezing. 2022/23 winter that will never end.

 

Here in Arizona we've had a turbulent three or four months but this week it began to normalize. The number of rainy days since the start of Dec has been much higher, we normally get two or three at most rain days but we've had three or four times that this year and the quantity of rain has been rather high. Much of this originated in California, they've had it much worse.

The past three days though it was "normal" like high 90s, calm cloudless skies, 15% humidity and even my pool reached 76F enough for me to get in and relax at the end of the day.

 

even my pool reached 76F enough for me to get in and relax at the end of the day.

Shut up! Today it's supposed to get up to 49˚F with an overnight low of 32˚. That's at the big city. I'm a little north of that. So it's even cooler. But at least for the past few days we've had low to mid 70's.

Today it rained. Then snowed. Then dried up. Have no idea what's next. Later this week we're supposed to be in the upper 70's which means all that snow will be melting and coming down fast and floodious. (contraction of flood and furious)

 

Shut up! Today it's supposed to get up to 49˚F with an overnight low of 32˚. That's at the big city. I'm a little north of that. So it's even cooler. But at least for the past few days we've had low to mid 70's.

Today it rained. Then snowed. Then dried up. Have no idea what's next. Later this week we're supposed to be in the upper 70's which means all that snow will be melting and coming down fast and floodious. (contraction of flood and furious)

Yes, that a lot cooler but spare a though for me come July/Aug (if not June) when the temps might once again exceed 115F daily for weeks on end. The super hot periods out here used to be a few days here and there during the summer but past couple years we've seen day after day after day for weeks on end, with > 115F - it gets old very fast!

 

Yes, that a lot cooler but spare a though for me come July/Aug (if not June) when the temps might once again exceed 115F daily for weeks on end. The super hot periods out here used to be a few days here and there during the summer but past couple years we've seen day after day after day for weeks on end, with > 115F - it gets old very fast!

 

The super hot periods out here used to be a few days here and there during the summer but past couple years we've seen day after day after day for weeks on end, with > 115F - it gets old very fast!

Been like that here as well. Average is just a few days 100+˚ but the last few years we've been setting records where we've seen that for 22 days in a row. But that doesn't mean we get 22 days of 100˚ heat, that running record may be interrupted by a few 98 or 99 degree days then back into the hundreds. And yes, it DOES get old fast.

What have we done to our planet?

 

We had a total of 1/4 inch of snow here this winter and are now seeing the recent pattern of having no spring...winter straight to summer.

Every storm that came by this winter Philadelphia was right below and to the east of the snow line.

 

the recent pattern of having no spring...winter straight to summer.

What I call "Too Cold Too Long - Too Hot Too Fast"
Then "Too Hot Too Long - Too Cold Too Fast"

Skips right over spring and fall.