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Search results for tag #weather

[?]Bill » 🌐
@w_b@mastodon.world

Since the abomination on the South Lawn is taller than the White House, it should attract the lightning predicted for tomorrow nicely.

    [?]Human after all » 🌐
    @humanhorseshoes@mastodon.world

    This fucking weather is going to be the death of me. It's genuinely five seasons every five minutes

      [?]chestas » 🌐
      @chestas@aus.social

      Good morning!

      I have one weather forecast telling me rain is coming. Not sure what I can hear pelting down outside?

      I have another forecast telling me that we're having a rain shower. I wonder how long showers have to last before they are considered persistent rain?

      The lies/spin/falsehoods of weather forecasting. I am getting more and more convinced that politicians are just failed weather forecasters.

        [?]Mark Ingalls » 🌐
        @ingalls@mstdn.ca

        I recorded a dust devil earlier today on my new station here in Hermiston, Oregon! It wasn't much but it was neat that I could capture the air pressure drop.

        A chart showing wind gusts and sea level pressure once a minute from 13:10 to 13:20 PT Thursday. Wind gusts peaked at 23 km/h when air pressure dropped by 0.2 mb.

        Alt...A chart showing wind gusts and sea level pressure once a minute from 13:10 to 13:20 PT Thursday. Wind gusts peaked at 23 km/h when air pressure dropped by 0.2 mb.

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          [?]J. » 🌐
          @diametrijenesis@lgbtqia.space

          My latest thing is watching radar. It started the other night because I needed an extremely neutral thing to listen to and that ended up being storm coverage in a different state. Then I got itchy to do my own map zooming and panning so here we are.

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

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

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

            Portland forecast:

            Friday: Hot
            Saturday: Really Hot
            Sunday: Really Really Hot
            Monday: Really Really Really Hot
            Tuesday: Hot

            Please check on elders. Leave some water out for the critters too.

              [?]~* Sarah » 🌐
              @stellarsarah@mastodon.world

              Currently sitting here with a tornado warning going on and the rain beating against the house, feeling very happy that I put my potted plants in the garage this evening.

              Stay safe all!

                [?]Y⃒̸̷̝̜̙ͥͥͥngmar » 🌐
                @yngmar@social.tchncs.de

                Evening sky.

                Dark skies over a meadow, somewhat pinkified at the tops by the setting sun.

                Alt...Dark skies over a meadow, somewhat pinkified at the tops by the setting sun.

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                  [?]Extrême Météo » 🤖 🌐
                  @extrememeteo@mastodon.fibre74.fr

                  RT from Stormyalert (@Stormyalert)

                  Espectacular supercelula al norte de Treviso, Italia!⛈️

                    [?]Stevan » 🌐
                    @withaveeay@mastodon.scot

                    Rats! Happened to be outside and glanced up at the wind charger tower, to see the anemometer wasn't turning. It's several years old now, and lives in quite harsh conditions.
                    I climbed the pole and got it down. There's not much you can really do with these things without breaking seals, but a clean with WD40 equivalent seemed to make it happier. The entire unit at the end of its post was shoogly, so that's tightened now too, and probably where corrosion has got in. I'll need a new one

                    The anemometer unit on a desk.

                    Alt...The anemometer unit on a desk.

                      [?]LM Little » 🌐
                      @miki_lou@mastodon.social

                      C'mon support this Parliamentary petition to reverse cuts that impact , and science and recognize forecasting and climate monitoring as essential infrastructure. ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Pet

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                        [?]Patioboater » 🌐
                        @patioboater@mastodon.social

                        Island and storm cloud.

                        June 9, 2026. Wolverine Lake, Michigan.

                        Photo of an island in shadows to the left and a bright storm cloud to the right, both reflected in a still lake.

                        Alt...Photo of an island in shadows to the left and a bright storm cloud to the right, both reflected in a still lake.

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

                          [?]Ari "Two Elements" Jackson [they/them] » 🌐
                          @arisummerland@beige.party

                          Welp, at least now I know that not only does my radio go off when some bad stuff is coming our way, my phone will also bleat out critical emergency alerts, even on silent.

                          That's what woke me up, right before the weather radio went off. So of course I spent about two hours overnight watching until he told us that we could go back to sleep. 😮‍💨

                          My area was the star of the stream!

                          To my knowledge, no touchdowns, but there were three or four areas of rotation in the huge bow of thunderstorms that came through. It was pretty spectacular to watch all that on radar and hear it all come through so quickly. We didn't have any damage, thankfully.

                          And, oddly, we just had one blip of the power going out.

                          Normally, when our power goes out it's usually during a light, steady rain -- and then it's out for hours.

                          During these intense thunderstorms, it's actually been more rare to lose power unless a tree falls on a transmission line.

                          I don't understand that at all. Then again I don't understand electricity -- or the energy company -- either.

                          I figure when it's a light rain, it's just particularly good for dissolving the squirrel spit that they keep our transmission lines together with up here (because they hate us, and they of course need to make sure that their CEO can still fly around the country in a jet and eat steak and send his kids to private schools or whatever).

                          Must be different magical physics when it's a thunderstorm with high winds and heavy rain vs a light rain. 🤷⚡️⛈️

                            [?]Linus Cat » 🌐
                            @linuscat@infosec.exchange