Nah you need to move that ridge about 1000 miles east to be in mid winter form
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Misc Sizzling Shenanigans: warm season whamby
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Damn! Slow down Steve!
You trying to take ove SD’s foot hustle
CltNative90
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I know the feeling. I was in ankle deep surf at Topsail in 2014 when I felt an intense pain in the side of my foot. Got out of the water and I was bleeding pretty badly. At first I thought a crab had gotten me but the pain became worse. I went back up to the house we were renting, laid on the couch, and the pain started shooting up my leg. My mom rushed me to urgent care, where they put my foot in a bucket of 120 degree water. The water drew the barb and poison out and the pain went away almost instantly. I was also given a tetanus shot, since I hadn’t had one in a few years. Still have a small scar on the side of my foot 10 years later.
I watched a lady get stung in a similar spot next to us at Cape San Blas a couple of years ago. Got to do the sting ray shuffle.
It actually doesn't feel bad really in the shade. The dew is in the upper 50s with a breeze. I'd take this over 90 and dews in the mid 70s any day. This doesn't get us rain though unfortunately
ragtop50
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Is there a place in these forums to ask opinions on the best weather station (Davis vs tempest vs ambient vs ??)?
You're telling me temperatures are going to rise 0.5 - 10 degrees within 10 years?
NOAA tells me that we have had a 2 degree increase as a whole, since the pre-industrial era.
What is going to happen over the next 10 years, to cause 0.5+ degrees per year?
I agree but I’m pretty sure he’s not being serious about anywhere near that fast of a rise. Even the doomsdayers aren’t going for anything nearly that rapid.
But hasn’t there already been ~3F rise rather than just 2F?
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This is just a run-of-the-mill eighty's type hot and dry summer. It's really not that uncommon, historically. It's just been awhile since we've had one. Most recent summers have been above average in rainfall and lower temps.
Yes, some sarcasm in that post but are you telling me that it would be impossible to see a 7-10 day period by 2030 where highs are 105+. Not saying on avg we are going to rise that much...
I don't see how we could do it. Most of our true big heatwaves are advected in and not insitu and I can't formulate a pattern that would stick for that amount of time to produce all time record highs for a week plus. That said with the rdu sensor being so hot vs surroundings the all time record is in jeopardy, it's not going to be long before rdu pops off with some crazy 106-110 number while the rest of us are in the 100-105 range