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Misc 2021 Spring/Summer Whamby Thread
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Dewpoint Dan
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Which part? I remember always getting a day or two in late August with highs in the low to mid 80s with lows near 60 and low dewpoints. I remember one year we actually had upper 40s in Mid August in the wake of Hurricane Charley.
Maybe one out of four years that would happen. Usually the first cold front only drops humidity and doesn't drop temperatures.
We are really starting our seasonal cool down in the second half of August 85/65 or so in the last 10 days of August is fairly normal
Dewpoint Dan
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I guess it just depends what part of GA you are from. In the western part it seems to cool down earlier than further east.
Dewpoint Dan
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This is an interesting map. Apparently the further east you go the earlier your warmest day of the year will be. Further west its in early to Mid August. On average, most of NC has already seen their hottest weather of the year.
Man here you go bringing my name into something, if you want a hug or a kiss just tell me man sheeshI told yall charlotte stinks. from cancer in the soil around Huntersville because of coal ash, to natural gas spills in Huntersville as well, to raw sewage spills in charlottes drinking water... and according to the link it's only the largest in a year so this is normal business apparently. Muh progress. Muh development. Enjoy your poop water @Myfrotho704_ !
850,000 gallons of raw sewage spills into North Carolina river
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — Charlotte Water says nearly 850,000 gallons of raw sewage spilled into the Catawba River near Old Dowd Road on Friday. It was the largest spill of untreated wastewater in Cha…myfox8.com
South Florida is the same as western California, proving that longitude doesn't matter!
Has anyone noticed that there are fewer mosquitoes this year? Or they're biting less or something? I usually get tore up anytime I'm outside, but I have 0 bite this year. My neighbor mentioned the same thing to me the other day.
I've also noticed less fire ants, but that may be because I've done a good job killing a lot of them.
I've also noticed less fire ants, but that may be because I've done a good job killing a lot of them.
Dewpoint Dan
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Maybe all the cicadas are eating the mosquitoes. I've noticed less as well.
West Nile mosquito reported in Charlotte just recently.
Strawberry cheesecake from Korea town on a hot day. 
NHC has 20% circle blob off the s/e coast on day 5 I see no one is talking about. Not even Webb
Dewpoint Dan
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Is this NYC, LA?
CraggyRider
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Captured a few photos of a nice valley inversion this morning:
Sucks I missed out because the big dry for everyone (I never got out of the big dry) is upon us. 
Same, I had one mosquito on me this morning but that's it, usually they are swarming. I've still got some fire ants around but there does seem to be fewer mounds this year, now that I think of it within the last couple of weeks I've noticed fewer deer flies as well. Weird considering the high humidity
edit: now, the gnats, that's an entirely different story..... whatever has run off the other stuff don't mess with gnats, they are horrendous.
You'll be fine...Brick always says that you get way more rain when they're not calling for it.
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