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RustyLMehlberg

NORTHLAND FORECAST FOR MARCH 12, 2025:

A quick moving small #storm system will bring light #snow #showers across the #Northland Tuesday night. #Winds will remain light with lows in the upper teens and 20s.

Wednesday will see a mix of #sunshine and #clouds with light winds. A warming trend returns with high #temperatures in the upper 30s and 40s.

VIDEO: fox21online.com/2025/03/11/tue

Fox21Online · Tuesday Evening Northland Forecast: 3/11/2025 - Fox21OnlineCategories: Weather Blog, Weather Video
#wxtooter#wx#weather
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Edge 🇨🇦🇲🇽🇺🇦🏳️‍🌈

Good #Wednesday morning, everyone, hoping those who've been through this line of storms have done well, and those who will see them later don't have problems.

My PWS recorded large gusts, and quite a bit of rain (which we do need). The worst of the line is past us, but the NWS has extended the high wind warning in #Asheville until 7PM

The dark theme screencap from my weather station shows the temperature at 52.7F (yikes, that's barely even been the high recently!), a current windspeed of 0.7mph but a max of 37.6mph, and a rain total of 0.66" The wind is still howling, but randomly. And that's a really big oak tree outside of my office.
Another screencap, this one a colorful one from WeatherBug shows the line of storms running from Georgia up through West Virginia (the actual line is much longer than this.) A red arrow points to the blue pin of my location SW of Asheville, which is now west of the bright yellow, orange and red scary spine of this storm. The blues and many greens and yellows are still in the area, and run up and down through the 5 states. It seems to be taking its time to move, and covers a width from Waynesville to Huntersville, about 120miles. Good luck, everyone to our east.
#NCwx#Storm
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Zoom Earth

⚠️ A powerful #storm system will impact millions across the U.S. in the coming days.

❄️ Blizzard conditions and high winds will hit the Rockies and northern Plains, while severe storms target the southern Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley.

🌪️ #Tornadoes, damaging winds, and hail are possible, starting tonight in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, intensifying Tuesday in Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Tennessee, and reaching the East Coast from the Mid-Atlantic to Georgia by Wednesday.

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Or M. Bialik

This paper puzzles me. The authors suggest that over the last decade, evaporation has been going down, mostly because of near-surface #wind speeds lower, but at the same time, we observed stronger #storm events. #ClimateChange interactions are weird sometimes.

agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.co

There are some things in the data treatment that look a bit odd, but I don't feel like I know enough to make a call (but if you are, have a look at Figs S3 and S6 and tell me what you think)

Reversal in ocean evaporation (Eo). (a) Anomalies in global-averaged annual Eo during 1988–2017. The black dot-line represents the ensemble mean of four satellite products, while the gray shading indicates ±1 standard deviation across these products. A statistically significant turning point (TP) in 2008 (vertical dash line) was detected by the piecewise linear regression. Trends for the whole period of 1988–2017 (magenta) and for the periods before (1988–2008, blue) and after TP (2008–2017, red) are illustrated. (b)–(d) Spatial pattern of the trends in annual Eo from the ensemble mean of four satellite products over above three periods and the corresponding area fractions with different trends (and matching color) specified in the horizontal bar. Stippling indicates statistically significant trends with p < 0.05.
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David - Forking Mad 📷
This is my driveway to our house. In the #storm last month several trees came down. One took me offline for a month. This one is still hanging on, like the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

It has propped itself against another tree on the opposite side, which is now straining with the extra load, and sitting at a jaunty angle!

The guy is apparently coming tomorrow to dispatch the #tree. It's very windy today so I hope the tree remains steadfast! More on the offline story: https://forkingmad.blog/the-internet-missing-in-action
A photo of a long straight driveway. It is lined with old tall trees on either side. One tree on the left has fallen over and is leaning on another tall tree on the right.
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