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net work error posted:TD3 is here Yeah it doesn't have a well defined course yet. 
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if it weren’t for the impacts on people i would be a huge fan of the one where it literally exactly retraces the way from which it came
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https://twitter.com/NHC_Atlantic/status/1267856057872736256 https://twitter.com/NHC_Atlantic/status/1267875148792598533
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Zil posted:Yeah it doesn't have a well defined course yet. so if it manages to escape the yucatan, we have a 40% chance of houston, 40% chance of new orleans, 20% chance of tallahassee 
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So any new reports on that tropical storm in the mid atlantic?
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It's covered over in the SAL thread.
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Kind of related to weather I guess https://twitter.com/BreakingNAlerts/status/1268355970377428992 2020, chill the gently caress out.
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Zil posted:Kind of related to weather I guess Ehh, no one in LA cares about anything under a 6
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Lol GFS is so broken the latest run has Cristobal making landfall at 999 mb and continuing to strengthen overland all the way into Hudson Bay
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shame on an IGA posted:Lol GFS is so broken the latest run has Cristobal making landfall at 999 mb and continuing to strengthen overland all the way into Hudson Bay lol
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SKULL.GIF posted:so if it manages to escape the yucatan, we have a 40% chance of houston, 40% chance of new orleans, 20% chance of tallahassee Decent ways south of Houston there. Hitting like Victoria on those tracks.
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yeah norway has big problems wiht quick clay failures this is a staple of our geotechnical engineering classes. also featuring sexy norwegian drillers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tZV8fNH6k0
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shame on an IGA posted:Lol GFS is so broken the latest run has Cristobal making landfall at 999 mb and continuing to strengthen overland all the way into Hudson Bay you laugh, but do account for the "2020 factor", where everything insane is possible - perhaps even likely
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After devastating Canada, Cristobal will delicately navigate the Hudson Strait and then it's straight on to Ireland.
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This guy thinks Cristobal could become a hurricane, also says the season has potential to be "historic" https://twitter.com/hurricanetrack/status/1268635115963453440
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i am furious he didn't zoom back to the white house again seems...well-built
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  Cristobal is pretty lopsided, so places east of the storm are the ones that will get hit more initially; but it looks like it'll drag a lot of moisture inland along the Mississippi Valley.
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Grand Theft Autobot posted:Imagine watering your lawn or raking leaves. Who do you think does that poo poo in the forest, bitch?
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New pic of Cristobal, which stalled 90 miles south of Louisiana  Michigan may get half an inch of rain from Cristobal by the middle of the week 
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redleader posted:you laugh, but do account for the "2020 factor", where everything insane is possible - perhaps even likely https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brown_ocean_effect
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HUGE PUBES A PLUS posted:Michigan may get half an inch of rain from Cristobal by the middle of the week austin won't see a drop of rain and shifting winds and pressure have the high for tuesday at 104
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i say swears online posted:austin won't see a drop of rain and shifting winds and pressure have the high for tuesday at 104 I know it sucks, you would think the tail once it spun around would at least graze us
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Zil posted:I know it sucks, you would think the tail once it spun around would at least graze us Wouldn’t that require the tail to travel hundreds or thousands of miles in a 180+-degree arc over land before reaching you?
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Grundulum posted:Wouldn’t that require the tail to travel hundreds or thousands of miles in a 180+-degree arc over land before reaching you? Look I didn't say it had to make sense. I just want rain damnit
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I'm sorry, but is the graphic showing Cristobal strengthening when it hits the Great Lakes? 
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Cat Wings posted:I'm sorry, but is the graphic showing Cristobal strengthening when it hits the Great Lakes? it’s less severe than a tropical depression, a post tropical cyclone
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post tropical means it takes on characteristics of an extra tropical cyclone
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Cat Wings posted:I'm sorry, but is the graphic showing Cristobal strengthening when it hits the Great Lakes? Tropical cyclones undergo a process called extratropical transitioning that makes them turn into more standard non-tropical cyclones (think of a nor easter, for example). With the right setup, they can get significantly enhanced during this transition if an existing trough interacts with them the right way. So it will get stronger, but it won't be a tropical system at this time. i.e. the strongest winds won't be near the center nor will there be a warm-core eye feature.
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Seems like Cristobal fell apart. Still managed to flood the gently caress out of Grand Isle, but what doesn't these days?
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Just thought I'd give this thread a little bump from the activities in the Alberta prairies this weekend. On Saturday evening (June 13th), NE Calgary got pummeled with golf ball sized hail causing upwards of $1BIL+ dollars of projected damage. The hail was able to destroy windshields, windows, house siding and caused severe flooding to several areas of the city over the course of the hour it took to move it's way across town. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4mhED2eJoA   Fun times. There's a poo poo load of videos and clips online that show the extent of the size and speed of destruction the hail caused. I won't post them all, but was looking for this thread to see if anyone had posted an update and thought I'd just share in something that happened very recently which I think is again on the extreme end of the weather spectrum.
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Is that just wind damage to the siding, or did the hail punch holes through it sideways 
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thats like a billion line drive balls hitting your house/car
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Did nobody ever tell those beaver-punchers that driving through floodwaters is a terrible idea?
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this storm is over me now, I dont have a good view to the west though so its cool to see it clear like this https://twitter.com/mark_tarello/status/1273758292645425153
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After a rollicking start to the hurricane season, things appear to have calmed down (thankfully—I have no idea how a nation that can’t comprehend the idea of germs would handle a hurricane on top of a pandemic). Is it possible that the fast start was due to substantially above-average temperatures over the winter, making the surface of the sea warmer than usual for this time of year? And once the tropical systems passed over and churned up the top 50 meters of ocean the temps dropped below cyclone-sustaining levels? Or is this just small-number noise, and I am seeing a pattern in randomness? (As an additional question, how is vertical heat transfer in oceans modeled? What is the time scale for surface heat to travel down to the 50-ish meters tropical cyclones supposedly mix?)
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waters were warm but not incredibly so iirc. weather channel says right now that saharan dust is preventing what would be a couple strong storms from forming in the east atlantic
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i say swears online posted:waters were warm but not incredibly so iirc. weather channel says right now that saharan dust is preventing what would be a couple strong storms from forming in the east atlantic All it's going to do is delay the inevitable, because it will come back, and Florida will gnash it's teeth and rip at it's clothing wailing to open er up again!
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THE DUST IS HERE THE DUST IS HERE
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