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Good evening from Port Angeles Quite the view of the straights this evening. I’ve been watching the winds blow in from the west. Very slow process as it worked its way east. I Stupidly enjoyed this . I’m also attaching a pic of Devils Punch Bowl on lake Crescent . Pretty amazing spot here in the PNW !!!20 points
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me coming into the forum seeing posts about "ufo's" and "bees"..13 points
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Yeah, good for you, I wish I could just enjoy this, but as I said yesterday, its every D**n year at this point... If this was May 2008 it would be interesting and exciting. 15 years later its just another hot month in a sea of them.13 points
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This is the hardest I’ve ever seen it rain. I just recorded .56” of rain in the last 6 minutes with a a rain rate of 7.11 in/hr. Insane downpour with abundant lightning.12 points
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Only been in Colorado Springs 3 days but I think I’m already smitten. Open views, snowcapped terrain, light traffic, interesting weather, etc. Already had a small hail shower and some thunder since I’ve been here. Air is light, no humidity, cardio workouts are more challenging due to altitude (plus it’s easier to get a buzz on, haha). Definitely #1 on my “move-to” list now.11 points
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My goodness, what an impressive lightning show in SE Thurston County. Going for several hours now. This is the best thunderstorm outbreak we’ve had since the Microburst on 5/4/17.11 points
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Today really felt like a perfect weather day! Warm and sunny, but not too hot. Also lots of really pretty cloud formations over the mountains from convection firing up. Beautiful!11 points
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What the Euro is showing would be one of the few ways we can get svr warned sfc based warm core convection west of the Cascades. Super rare, it happens once anywhere in this part of the region maybe every few years?11 points
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Early summer + El Nino means early fall. You have all been warned.10 points
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The last couple of days have been a nice change of pace. Cool, comfortable and not covered in sweat. God takes care of his children.10 points
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Had no idea the Kraken were playing so early. Way too summery for hockey but they won! Game 7 coming up.10 points
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I remember when we used to just call them "high pressure systems." "Heat Dome" is one of those sciency-sounding terms that seem to have developed a kind of weird emotive resonance with the non-sciency pop culture crowd. Seems like it shows up in almost every weather and climate change story. "Polar Vortex" and "Atmospheric River" are a couple of others. I've seen nature shows on TV that give the term "Atmospheric River" a sort of mystical woo-woo quasi-religious significance. I remember when we just called them "Pacific storms," but that was before we knew much about them, and much of the modern technical understanding hadn't been developed yet.10 points
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It finally rained here! A tiny, but potent, cell popped over me late this afternoon. It quickly went from nothing to heavy rain, strong wind, and pea-size hail. I picked up 0.27" of rain.9 points
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Down in Iowa for the weekend. Perfect weather with 80s and sun. Quick life update. Last Saturday my fiancee and I tied the knot! Officially married. We had a small backyard ceremony up at the MN home with family and a few close friends. The weather was perfect with low 70s and sunshine with light wind. It was a blessed day!9 points
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Congratulations, soldiers. We fought the good fight today and won. KSEA managed to avoid 90F today. That's worth a cold beer on the porch.9 points
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That 18z RGEM is actually really intriguing. It shows what looks like an outflow driven convective band from the SSW. Modest shear means fast tower buildups, if skies can remain clear. Very unusual convective meteorology on display tomorrow for western WA and OR. More akin to a continental climate.9 points
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