Looking for folks who would be interested in playing host to some sensors, radios, and small computers. I would be collecting atmospheric conditions, gases, radiation, and emergency pages sent out to first responders.
This would be a part of what might be an open mesonet network of stations that provide more data than your typical weather station. As host to the station you would have access to the data coming from it as well as the data collected from other stations.
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I haven't understood why the western world has taken the Hamas-run Health Ministry reported number of deaths as gospel. All these people going "omg 30,000 women and children have died, Israel bad" without mentioning that those numbers are provided by the very group that Israel is fighting, as if they don't have a vested interest in making those deaths appear as large as possible. It seems like a pretty easy point to make yet it always gets overlooked by the groups that want to make Israel appear inhumane.
To be certain, I'm not saying Israel's response has or has not been disproportionate or that a large number of deaths are women and children. I'm just saying maybe just maybe we don't take Hamas's word for it.
Sorry, I must've forgotten to add on my last rainfall and was nearly at 4" for May. I picked up another half inch since midnight bringing my May total to around 4.33" now. I was somewhat disappointed how the southern and heaviest part of a line of storms was heading right at me after 12:00a.m, but suddenly gusted and crapped out just before it got here, and shifted just north. Radar estimates show up to 2"+ not very far west of here. Late yesterday afternoon a small potent line also died as it was about to move in. Got a decent lightning shot from that at least. A few models did well in showing my area near the south end.
Mother Nature is going to continue roaring with rumbles of thunder across the majority of the Heartland...it'll stay pretty busy for a lot of you guys...
It'll probably be quiet here the rest of today and much of tomorrow, but it does look good for storm chances here in the evening. A much higher threat though to the northeast in areas that have had plenty of action lately. I suspect there will be a few hailers in the area so we will see how that turns out.
Definitely going to stay busy though with many days of strong mid-upper flow and a frontal boundary meandering through the area. CSU ML page rightly shows a slight risk of something every day for many days in a row.
Beyond this, ensemble guidance shows us moving into our June pattern as the desert southwest ridge flexes north and puts us in W-NW flow. That is typical June climo here with MCS's moving in during the night...and that takes us through the rest of this month.
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