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28-October 12

Liampie Offline

Along with the Netherlands. Good lord, it's hot!
posted 9 years ago
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Austin55 Offline

Crazy shit in Colorado

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjb7QtMEBUg
posted 9 years ago
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Xeccah Offline

Liam, 85F with 60% humidity isn't hot sorry hon
posted 9 years ago
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Cocoa Offline

fuck that video was hectic, what a good view. I lived in kansas for 10 years and never saw a single one
posted 9 years ago
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Lagom Offline

Holy shit... That tornado is a beast. Truly incredible. Hope no one got hurt.
posted 9 years ago
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Jappy Offline

Monsoon rain with just a dash of lightning here.
posted 8 years ago
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bigshootergill Offline

Monsoon rain with just a dash of lightning here.

We had the same thing a few days ago. Just about got drenched coming from the car to my back door
posted 8 years ago
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That Guy Offline

I second that Cocoa. I've made it my goal to see one before I leave Kansas in a few years.
posted 8 years ago
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chorkiel Offline

A town here basically got turned into venice yesterday.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl_1tqCs8YI
posted 8 years ago
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Liampie Offline

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posted 8 years ago
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Faas Offline

It's great to be Dutch.
posted 8 years ago
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Austin55 Offline

Nice work, dikes.
posted 8 years ago
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Austin55 Offline

Hows everyone doing with Mathew?
posted 8 years ago
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Liampie Offline

I'm fine!
posted 8 years ago
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chorkiel Offline

Can't complain here, either.
posted 8 years ago
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MorganFan Offline

Safe and dry in Colorado
posted 8 years ago
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Sephiroth Offline

https://m.facebook.c...&id=10643211755
posted 8 years ago
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In:Cities Offline

Currently living in Vero Beach. Thankfully the eye wall didn't hit us directly, but it was still really really nasty. Did a lot of damage to our house and pool cage. Thankfully nobody is hurt and none of our belongings are destroyed.

After spending a lot of last year in the Caribbean, I'm really worried for the people of the Bahamas and Haiti. We're fortunate with the way our houses our built in Florida, but I can't say the same for many of the citizens there.

Hurricane season isn't over either.
posted 8 years ago
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Sephiroth Offline

After freezing our butts off this winter, were truly experiencing summer now. Humidity up in the 50%-70% range last week. Missing my recent trip to the southwest US where its dry. Ill take 90-100 F and dry over all of this humidity any day, haha.

All values in image are in degrees F:
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Also, a metric translation of the above image for all you fine folks out there:
Minnesota is known for its cold winters, but the state truly experiences all four seasons. In Minneapolis/St. Paul this year the difference between the coldest wind chill and warmest heat index has been 77°C! The temperature range for the Twin Cities so far for 2019 is 51°C with a high of 35°C on July 19th and low of -33°C on January 30th. Also, the largest yearly temperature range for the Twin Cities was 61°C in 1936. January 22, 1936 was -37°C and July 14, 1936 was 42°C.

In 2019:
Lowest Wind Chill: -48°C at 11PM on January 30th
Highest Heat Index: 46°C at 5PM on July 15th
posted 5 years ago
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Liampie Offline

That's a crazy range.
posted 5 years ago
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