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Search results for tag #weather

[?]isixtyfive » 🌐
@isixtyfive@mastodon.world

Finally some rain moving through.

Binghamton weather radar.

Alt...Binghamton weather radar.

    [?]Brian Harper » 🌐
    @That_One_Guy@mastodon.world

    It feels like 124°F/51°C at the theater. We can cook eggs on the asphalt soon.

    The forecast for Sappington, MO

    Alt...The forecast for Sappington, MO

      [?]Brian Harper » 🌐
      @That_One_Guy@mastodon.world

      You can literally feel the air outside. It's thick and wet. It's going to get a few degrees hotter by mid afternoon. It's fucking miserable right now. We have the AC turned up to 78°F to conserve a little power while we're gone but all the fans are on moving air for pets so we're probably not saving much electricity.

      It's currently 95°F/35°C with a feels like with humidity temperature of 117°F/47°C.

      The forecast for my town of Arnold showing a temperature of 95°F with a feels like of 117°F.

      Alt...The forecast for my town of Arnold showing a temperature of 95°F with a feels like of 117°F.

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        [?]Farhad A. » 🌐
        @faab64@todon.eu

        Apocalyptic video of forest fires in Spain.

        Canada and France are burning too.

        It's truly depressing, our politicians are busy helping orange shitler and Netanyahu destroy the world and act like global heating and climate catastrophe is not important enough to put all their energy and resources on.

        Over 25000 people evacuated in France, Madrid is dangerously close to be burned and 100s of . millions of trees burned down across the globe.

        As if our pollution wasn't enough,we are loosing our valuable trees too.

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          [?]Canvases By Peter 🇵🇸 » 🌐
          @CanvasesByPeter@mementomori.social

          7am, piping-hot cup of mocha, opened the front door, very misty outside and drizzling rain but kind of nice as the sun rises (9.6c so not overly freezing), magpies are doing their morning warbling across the park next to my place.. will be staying in my dressing-gown & pjs for a while today I think..

          Morning Mastodon 👋 ☕

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            [?]Akshay » 🌐
            @Akshay@eupolicy.social

            “The European drought is a compound crisis, driven by prolonged precipitation deficits and extreme heat, with impacts already evident despite the summer only just beginning.

            Wildfire activity has also intensified rapidly in western Europe. The drought is placing severe strain on agriculture”

            worldweatherattribution.org/in

              [?]slamr » 🌐
              @slamr@hub.uckermark.social

              crazy light in with stormy skies highlighted by sunshine

                [?]Jon Lord » 🌐
                @jonlord@mastodon.world

                Is It Still Called JFK ?

                (Details In The AltText) (A Repeat)

                This is a black and white photo in landscape format of a busy airport taxiway surrounded by fog with a long line of aircraft waiting to takeoff. JFK, New York (2011).

One third of the way to the right of the left edge of the photo is a long solid line stretching along the centre of the taxiway and away from the camera. A short distance to the right of the centre line (about ten cm) is a line of lights inset into the tarmac, spaced every few metres. About ten metres to the left and right of the centre line are two parallel solid lines marking the edge of the taxiway, one either side, though the tarmac continues for a distance of another five or ten metres beyond. Further to the right is a wide grass area before a small portion of a parallel runway is in view. Surrounding this scene is a bright, white, morning fog with a visibility of no more than five hundred metres. In front of the camera is a row of five aircraft on the taxiway waiting for their turn to take off. The closest aircraft is about ten metres from the camera, is a Boeing 737 narrow body, shorthaul aircraft with two jet engines slung under the wings and small winglets on the wingtips. Beyond the queue of aircraft is a further larger aircraft, about five hundred metres away, at right angles to the taxiway and is on the runway and starting its takeoff roll, this aircraft is partially obscured by the fog. Above and beyond is filled with a large body of bright, morning fog.

                Alt...This is a black and white photo in landscape format of a busy airport taxiway surrounded by fog with a long line of aircraft waiting to takeoff. JFK, New York (2011). One third of the way to the right of the left edge of the photo is a long solid line stretching along the centre of the taxiway and away from the camera. A short distance to the right of the centre line (about ten cm) is a line of lights inset into the tarmac, spaced every few metres. About ten metres to the left and right of the centre line are two parallel solid lines marking the edge of the taxiway, one either side, though the tarmac continues for a distance of another five or ten metres beyond. Further to the right is a wide grass area before a small portion of a parallel runway is in view. Surrounding this scene is a bright, white, morning fog with a visibility of no more than five hundred metres. In front of the camera is a row of five aircraft on the taxiway waiting for their turn to take off. The closest aircraft is about ten metres from the camera, is a Boeing 737 narrow body, shorthaul aircraft with two jet engines slung under the wings and small winglets on the wingtips. Beyond the queue of aircraft is a further larger aircraft, about five hundred metres away, at right angles to the taxiway and is on the runway and starting its takeoff roll, this aircraft is partially obscured by the fog. Above and beyond is filled with a large body of bright, morning fog.

                  [?]Dragofix » 🌐
                  @Dragofix@veganism.social

                  [?]Ian Kluft ✅🖥️📡 » 🌐
                  @KO6YQ@pnw.zone

                  Thunderstorms are crossing the Portland, Oregon area south-to-north into southeastern Washington State. The clouds seem to have capped the high temperatures short of the forecasted 100F/37C.

                  NWS radar snapshot showing a line of thunderstorms crossing Portland, Oregon

                  Alt...NWS radar snapshot showing a line of thunderstorms crossing Portland, Oregon

                    [?]Ian Kluft ✅🖥️📡 » 🌐
                    @KO6YQ@pnw.zone

                    Who's surprised about thunderstorms in Oregon & Washington? There's always someone who says we "never" get thunderstorms. I heard the same thing when I lived in California. Thunderstorms are weird that at least small ones happen far more often than most people realize. Meteorologists & pilots are trained to recognize cumulonimbus clouds, or storm cells on weather radar. Without such training, most people need to hear thunder or see lightning to recognize a thunderstorm.

                      [?]Yakyu Night Owl » 🌐
                      @YakyuNightOwl@mastodon.world

                      The completely predictable thunderstorm that is going on right now is why we don't trust forecasters as much as our eyes.

                      This was a tip in from a stepladder.

                        [?]Amy » 🌐
                        @littlestbee@c.im

                        Good morning! Once we returned to the base lodge the improved immensely.

                          [?]Dragofix » 🌐
                          @Dragofix@veganism.social

                          Well-designed urban street plantings provide relief from summer heat phys.org/news/2026-07-urban-st

                            [?]Dragofix » 🌐
                            @Dragofix@veganism.social

                            [?]Pankil Richards » 🌐
                            @Zf@c.im

                            [?]Pankil Richards » 🌐
                            @Zf@c.im

                            [?]Bean 🇺🇸🇻🇪 [He/Him/His] » 🌐
                            @TechBean@mstdn.social

                            NYC metro now getting tornado warnings.

                              [?]Janet [she/her] » 🌐
                              @Janet_52square@sunny.garden

                              4/3 (oops) The cause of this drought is a high pressure system sitting mid-Atlantic which is being caught between southern weather patterns pushing north and northern ice melt/higher temperatures pushing northern weather fronts south.
                              This high is storing heat out at sea and evaporating sea water which currently has nowhere to go. While we are all needing rain, the likely outcome of a summer weather pattern like this is storms- and storms which have been powered by a continuous high pressure ‘battery’ or energy store for weeks.
                              This is so very far from the normal tracking of weekly changeable weather across the Atlantic to the Western Seaboard of the UK it is hard to imagine or prepare for - there’s certainly a lot of unpredictability in it - but in basic terms we are likely to be in for a wild autumn after such a hot summer.

                              A clip from the UK Met Office pressure video for this week. Showing an enormous area of high pressure off the west coast of Ireland and weak weather fronts curling round it from the north.

                              Alt...A clip from the UK Met Office pressure video for this week. Showing an enormous area of high pressure off the west coast of Ireland and weak weather fronts curling round it from the north.

                                [?]Pankil Richards » 🌐
                                @Zf@c.im

                                Satellite TV --

                                Do not open umbrellas
                                Let a fall.
                                (that's what! it wants.)


                                  [?]tomo :flipboard: » 🌐
                                  @tomo@flipboard.social

                                  On the morning of July 20, the temperature reached 35 degrees Celsius in central Tokyo, it was central Tokyo's first mosho-bi in 2026. This is 13 days later than last year. Mosho-bi is a day on which the temperature rises to 35 degrees Celsius or above.

                                    [?]tomo :flipboard: » 🌐
                                    @tomo@flipboard.social

                                    On July 20, the rainy season (tsuyu in Japanese) appears to have ended in the Kanto-Koshin region including Tokyo. This is 1 day later than usual and 22 days later than last year.

                                      [?]tomo :flipboard: » 🌐
                                      @tomo@flipboard.social

                                      7月20日、関東甲信地方が梅雨明けしたとみられます(速報値)。平年より1日遅く、昨年より22日遅い梅雨明け。