I’ve always found a good way to determine the distance of a storm is to see a lightning strike then count how many girlfriends hear the thunder until it reaches me.
Yesterday looking South from Everett I could see a large cumulonimbus cloud just North of Enumclaw. GF who lives there said she saw a couple lightning strikes from it right after I took this photo.
Holy crap, I was gonna ask if you had any freezes while reaching the century mark but I thought that would be pushing it. I wonder how that even happens? An airmass warm enough to get to 101 ought to prevent you from reaching freezing overnight, no matter how sheltered you are. That's some Peter Sinks/Gobi Desert type stuff.
Recommended Posts
Posted by Tyler Mode,
16 reactions
Go to this post
Posted by SilverFallsAndrew,
7 reactions
Go to this post
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.