buddy wrote:

Enjoy it now because roughly 5 billion years from today, the Sun will exhaust the hydrogen fuel in its core and start burning helium, forcing its transition into a red giant star. During this shift, its atmosphere will expand out to somewhere around 1 astronomical unit — the current average Earth-Sun distance. This means the Sun will gradually engulf Mercury, Venus, and likely Earth. 

After days of record breaking heat, Denver is 75 today!          

 Proclivities wrote:

stay safe 

Debby has made her way up here - heavy rain today and tomorrow, flood and tornado warnings all over the area.  Apparently one fatality from an overnight tornado about 75 miles west of here.

 GeneP59 wrote: Yep.
There's a tug- of- war going on with the humidity around here. One day is passable. The next death.
Our dewpoints can crept up there to those figures... but with the temps pushing 120 F. , any moisture just plain sucks the life out of you.
And it kills the deodorant by moving it down to your shoes.

it’s still 90° and a dewpoint of 76°.   

There's nothing as refreshing as 109 F. at 8:40 PM.

 rgio wrote:

Congratulations!

 rgio wrote:


https://earthquake.usgs.gov/ea...

I'm pretty sure I just experienced my first earthquake....ever.  In NJ!

76f going to 84f
bright sunshine, low humidity, slight breeze
silly beautiful

76 and (always) sunny in Philadelphia

39" and counting in Evergreen, CO

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
We do like to mix it up from time to time. Gives the peoplekind something to chatter about, other than how shitty our govts are.

The weather in northeast Scotland is cold and partly cloudy.  But one of the most enchanting things about living here is watching the skies becoming works of art.  Personally, I'm a cold weather kinda girl, mostly because the air is crisp and clean and the skies are often brilliant with ancient, flickering lights.  We've had way too much rain and lots of flooding but that isn't unusual given the circumstances.   If I knew how to post a photo here, you'd see what I mean about being enchanted with Scotland.    Bring on the chill.....

-22C.  Headed back down to -26C tonight.  -7F and -14.8F

Not that cold, although a few records were broken on the BC coast.

What's with the jump in natural gas spot prices?  Reserves are much fuller than usual.

Down in austin Texas it’ll be high teens (Fahrenheit) next week. It’s the talk of the town, has been all week hah. Thankfully no precip expected. 

 Beaker wrote: The last time we drove through Edmonton... they had a tornado warning.