[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Maru

Leo Sayer.

[Crimson Dynamo]

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Thank god I’m off to Tenerife today.

[Vanessa]

Weather isn't too bad here in London.

[Zizu]

Isn’t there a crazy amount of rain due to fall on the UK soon ?


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[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Isn’t there a crazy amount of rain due to fall on the UK soon ?


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No we will get some rain mid next week but it wont be enough for England who really need it

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

No we will get some rain mid next week but it wont be enough for England who really need it

Ahhh


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[Maru]

Meteorologists in the US are doing this thing now where they compete on who is the most cheesiest (ie most socially awkward) weather person... Not limited to including inviting random strangers on the internet over to their home:



Also yay, a needed cold front. Plenty of thunder and dark clouds the past few days, but it just passes us Part of my lawn is a little dormant/heat stressed, but most everything is St Augustine so still looks lush and green The rest could use a drink, but it's supposed to rain in a few days.

Our temps are slowly dropping out of the 90s(32C~38C) into the high 80s (~30C) ... we might be able to go outside again soon!

[Crimson Dynamo]

Today is the first day of Autumn 2025

[Maru]

Texas supercell:

Youtube video

We had some significant flooding in our area (not widespread). Some people had their cars flooded out trying to get through an underpass. They never learn.

For us, September usually means tropical season begins as this is about the time any systems start to make their way through.. all our storms of recent have been earlier, though.

Also, the sun has been busy. Northern parts of the US got an advisory for northern lights:

Northern lights may be visible in these 18 US states tonight
https://www.space.com/stargazing/aur...-sept-1-2-2025

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Maru

Texas supercell:

Youtube video

We had some significant flooding in our area (not widespread). Some people had their cars flooded out trying to get through an underpass. They never learn.

For us, September usually means tropical season begins as this is about the time any systems start to make their way through.. all our storms of recent have been earlier, though.

Also, the sun has been busy. Northern parts of the US got an advisory for northern lights:

Northern lights may be visible in these 18 US states tonight
https://www.space.com/stargazing/aur...-sept-1-2-2025

scary!

[Crimson Dynamo]

At the moment 2 main UK and USA models have this as a serious hurricane heading up the Caribbean towards Florida. One to keep a close eye on for week begining 13/9

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

At the moment 2 main UK and USA models have this as a serious hurricane heading up the Caribbean towards Florida. One to keep a close eye on for week begining 13/9

Order to stand down CD

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Order to stand down CD

Man, look at all that climate change

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Maru

Man, look at all that climate change

Indeed and i am sorry to say I am charging you an extra $150 per year to collect your trash because of it.

[Vanessa]

It's quite sunny again here in London

[Maru]

Originally Posted by Crimson Dynamo

Indeed and i am sorry to say I am charging you an extra $150 per year to collect your trash because of it.

When I was in school, one of my professors was a retired engineer who worked as a project manager on one of Voyager probes (1970s) for NASA for the purposes of studying our weather. He was a stickler for both facts and accuracy (especially the miswording of things)... and even he was like "It's the ****ing sun".

[Maru]

Speaking of, I've been meaning to pull our my DSLR to take a peak at the sun with a solar filter... we've had two forecast events so far this past month or so for Northern Lights, even as far as Texas. So I guess it's been busy.

[Kate!]

It's bouncing it down!

[Crimson Dynamo]

A band of heavy rain and thunderstorms will continue to move north across parts of
western England and east Wales bringing 1-2 hours of torrential rain in places before
clearing northwards. This will be accompanied by frequent lightning and a risk of hail.

20-30mm of rain is likely, with a few places perhaps seeing as much as 40mm which may
lead to some travel disruption.

[Cherie]

Suns out Norfolk, bit windy but warm

[arista]

[Maru]

I love the look of this old school map. When we used to get the weather from a newspaper. With a reference to their app, of course.

[Maru]

Parts of Texas could see repeat of windy, stormy start of weekend
https://www.chron.com/weather/articl...s-21035472.php

Days after high winds toppled over airplanes and caused damage across parts of North Texas, severe storms are back in the forecast Sunday. The National Weather Service is calling for isolated thunderstorms "with hail and winds being the primary hazards" Sunday across the Texas Panhandle.

The winds could reach up to 60 mph with "quarter-size" hail possible. The NWS said the worst of the weather could come between Sunday afternoon and Monday morning.

Texas saw more straight-line windstorms of recent... we had a "Derecho" last year that tore through Houston and as we were in the worst spot for it, it knocked down major transmission lines and we were out of power for 4-5 days:

Straight-line winds up to 80 mph collapse barn, kill livestock, and damage property in Gunter
https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/g...operty-damage/