Thread: Hows your weather today

Mostly sunny and 67.

Originally Posted by Canmore

Mostly sunny and 67.

I tell this to my family, and friends, back in Louisiana. They tell me I suck.

I just laugh.

Originally Posted by Canmore

Mostly sunny and 67.

now you're just showing off. . .



96 here today. . . #FML

Originally Posted by Nomad

I tell this to my family, and friends, back in Louisiana. They tell me I suck.

is the weather all they're referring to?

Originally Posted by dogfish

now you're just showing off. . .



96 here today. . . #FML

Wind was blowing off the water hard. You needed a jacket.

Hotter than a jalpeno fart.

Originally Posted by SR

Hotter than a jalpeno fart.

How's the fishing, SR? Hope you, and the family, are doing good. I bet your boys are growing quick.

I just walked on our asphalt driveway, and it burned my bare feet. That means it is too damn hot.

Should break records today in the Granite State. Temps near 100 w/ oppressive humidity.

Today in Villajoyosa, Spain, it is sunny and windless. Actually it is almost all year round weather here to tell you the truth good weather was one of the most important reasons for me to move to Villajoyosa from Birmingham 3 years ago. Villajoyosa is a small (34 000 of population) cozy city in a great area. Here is a great overview of the city in case you are looking for an awesome city to live or to travel to after the lockdown. In case you have any questions feel free to ask them.

Maybe I've never paid close attention to past storm tracks. While it's common that most hurricanes that hit texas or western LA, typically come up through Arkansas and we get rain/wind events, I don't recall them being forecast to still be tropical storms. Southwest Arkansas is currently under a tropical storm warning, and it's projected to still be a tropical storm when it reaches Hope Arkansas Thursday night/Friday morning.

Originally Posted by Tned

Maybe I've never paid close attention to past storm tracks. While it's common that most hurricanes that hit texas or western LA, typically come up through Arkansas and we get rain/wind events, I don't recall them being forecast to still be tropical storms. Southwest Arkansas is currently under a tropical storm warning, and it's projected to still be a tropical storm when it reaches Hope Arkansas Thursday night/Friday morning.

It does happen sometimes. I'm from northern Mississippi, and when Katrina hit, we still had some pretty nasty (maybe even tropical?) storms from it. Every hurricane is so unique it's hard to really say how any given one will act.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

It does happen sometimes. I'm from northern Mississippi, and when Katrina hit, we still had some pretty nasty (maybe even tropical?) storms from it. Every hurricane is so unique it's hard to really say how any given one will act.

We always get wind events and thunderstorms, I just don't recall the tropical storm warnings, but like you said, I'm sure this isn't the first, just not remembering it. Even before seeing that, I had already told the wife we were going to need to move in the planters and stuff we have on an uncovered deck, as the plants would likely get whipped around pretty bad.

Originally Posted by Tned

We always get wind events and thunderstorms, I just don't recall the tropical storm warnings, but like you said, I'm sure this isn't the first, just not remembering it. Even before seeing that, I had already told the wife we were going to need to move in the planters and stuff we have on an uncovered deck, as the plants would likely get whipped around pretty bad.

One of the hurricanes that went up the east coast a few weeks ago gave us some nearly tropical storm force storms up here in Vermont even. Was by far the nastiest storm I've seen in my 3 years living here.