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Andre
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Please send some of that, we're at 14C with rain.
That was one of the worst storms I've ever been in. I heard the wind pick up suddenly and quickly checked the weather. We got one quick look at the radar before the power went out. After that, it was 30 minutes of non-stop lightning and extremely heavy rain.Astronuc said:Storms: Mid-Atlantic power outages could last days
http://news.yahoo.com/storms-mid-atlantic-power-outages-could-last-days-091242847.html
The east coast experienced a series of derechos.
That describes the storm we had 9 days ago, i.e., a week ago from last Friday. It start off as heavy rain, then intense lightning, then high wind, then the power went out. Prior to the storms, the temperature was reaching 100-105F. The day after the storm, the temperatures dropped by 30 F. Last Monday, the early morning temperature was 48 degrees and reach a high in the mid 70s. Within days the temperature was back up to the 90s during the afternoon. The thermometer on the back of the house reached 99 in the shade during the last two days.Borg said:That was one of the worst storms I've ever been in. I heard the wind pick up suddenly and quickly checked the weather. We got one quick look at the radar before the power went out. After that, it was 30 minutes of non-stop lightning and extremely heavy rain.
Whenever they can get the Earth to insulated enough to bury 345kV transmission lines.gravenewworld said:How many more of these stupid power outages do we have to endure with long periods of blackouts until power companies learn to bury the power lines?
Germany buries its power lines and has few outages. Population density is one thing going against the U.S. though. BTW, my power lines are buried and we still lost power for 29 hours this weekend.gravenewworld said:How many more of these stupid power outages do we have to endure with long periods of blackouts until power companies learn to bury the power lines?
Your shingles might melt.Insanity said:Wondering what August will be like.
turbo said:Your shingles might melt.
Depends. If you live in CO, they could happen simultaneously.Insanity said:Will that be before or after the lawn and trees burst into flames?
turbo said:Depends. If you live in CO, they could happen simultaneously.
color me jealous...George Jones said:Highs here of 16 C (61 F) both yesterday and today. Normal high for this date: 20 C (68 F).
Is there worm-sign? (Dune)Jimmy Snyder said:We are having an electrical storm, the like of which I have never seen before. There is almost continual lightening. More than 100 per minute. I can only see the flashes of light against the clouds, not the bolts themselves. And it's accompanied by a downpour. Also, I can hear the sirens of several vehicles in the distance.
turbo said:Is there worm-sign? (Dune)