The Weather Where You Live? (6 Viewers)

Sounds like a meltdown.
Only it's binary, so in hexadecimal it would be B°C
 
Yup. It can't be welded. It has to be braised.
 
I think when you break the sound barrier you break the overcast, too. We do hear quite a few sonic booms around here these days.

Has anyone ever said, "We can't take off! The Density Altitude is too negative!"

Admittedly there was a period some time back where they had an unusually strong high pressure area in Alaska and the FAA grounded all aircraft because the altimeters could not be properly calibrated.
 
Here in Redding, Benton Field (O85) sits at 723ft. ASL and during summer, the DA can be impressive.

Several summers back, the air temp was 115°F, calm and conditions were such, that the DA was well over 4,000ft.
 
Rain and windy conditions for today in the west Houston area.

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Tornado warning as well,

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The Chinook we have had for a few days is ending .... back to seasonal (mid-minus-20C at night) by the weekend. Sigh.......
 
Second day of the ice-storm here. I called out, the oak I parked under sagging around my truck. No damage.

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And a couple of shots from the back yard:

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Not too bad, certainly not Snowmageddon 2.0, but I'm not driving Hill Country roads on this stuff.
 
I've been housebound by ice since Monday morning. The company finally closed all facilities yesterday, but going to reopen for 2nd and 3rd tonight. We've had freezing rain off and on since Monday morning, and I've seen ice on roads way before temp history says we should have it.
 
I woke up this morning to numerous fallen oak limbs littering the back yard, I'll post a pic before cleaning up. In terms of damage to our trees, this storm has been far worse than Feb 2021.
 
Or witches.
 

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