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Yikes!We've been having temperatures near triple digits (38 C) with low humidity, 8% or so and plenty of range fires: two just north of Reno that will probably combine into one of about 60,000 acres (27,000+ HA) and there are still some just north east of Las Vegas (aka Lost Wages)but yesterday we had a real frog strangling gully washer of a rainstorm. It only lasted a couple of hours and dropped 1-2" (2.5-5 cm)but the wind was gusting way past 50mph (80kph). Living in the mountains, particularly in the desert, that means flash floods and/orsheet flooding. Driving back from the store (completely soaked) the streets were virtual rivers and fast moving at that. A few minutes into the storm and the water was up to the floorboards of my truck at some intersections. We went from heat warnings to flood/flash flood warnings in an hour.
IMHO there's no such thing.Perfect. 70s. Low humidity. Good for going back to school if there is such a thing.
We all know that Rob. Your ill equipped.IMHO there's no such thing.
You can force me to school but you can't make me think.
Minneapolis MN earliest measurable snowfall September 24, 1985.Beautiful and sunny, with (shockingly) no wind. A gorgeous day ... but the higher peaks in the west already have snow ..........
I recall there have been years in my time here where we have had snow in every month ....... hopefully we get decent skijoring conditions, at leastMinneapolis MN earliest measurable snowfall September 24, 1985.
The snow shovels are dusted off and ready to go.