πͺοΈ Weather - Tropical Wave Update
A tropical wave in the Atlantic is weaker and showing less chance of developing, running into shear as predicted. This update provides a summary of the current situation and the expected outcome.
Key Points:
Tropical Wave Update: The tropical wave in the Atlantic is currently weaker and less likely to develop due to increased shear.
Shear Impact: The wave is running into increased shear, which is preventing it from strengthening.
Expected Outcome: The wave is expected to continue to weaken and eventually dissipate.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - Matt DiNardo
- Tropical Wave Update - https://wric.com/weather β
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π Weather - Fall Window Condensation
As the outside temperatures drop, window condensation becomes a common issue. A simple hack using salt can help keep window condensation at bay this fall.
Key Points:
Window Condensation: Window condensation is a common issue during the fall season.
Salt Hack: A simple hack using salt can help keep window condensation at bay.
Fall Window Condensation: The salt hack is a effective solution for keeping window condensation under control.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - The Weather Network
- Salt Hack - https://t.co/JbFClhKSDT β
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π Weather - Upper-Air Maps
Upper-air maps have been added for every case all the way back to 1940, providing a comprehensive view of historical weather data. The upper-air map viewer has also been rebuilt for improved interaction.
Key Points:
Upper-Air Maps: Upper-air maps have been added for every case all the way back to 1940.
Historical Data: The maps provide a comprehensive view of historical weather data.
Upper-Air Map Viewer: The upper-air map viewer has been rebuilt for improved interaction.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - Chase Archive
- Upper-Air Maps - https://x.com/chase_archive β
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π‘οΈ Weather - CAE Summer Heat
The summer heat has decided to stay in CAE, with interesting numbers showing a 101 consecutive day streak of lows >=65 degrees. The September average max temp is also the 2nd warmest all time.
Key Points:
Summer Heat: The summer heat has decided to stay in CAE.
Consecutive Day Streak: There is a 101 consecutive day streak of lows >=65 degrees.
September Average Max Temp: The September average max temp is the 2nd warmest all time.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - NWS Columbia
- Summer Heat - https://x.com/NWSColumbia β
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πͺοΈ Weather - South American Tornado
A high-end South American tornado has been reported, with a gigantic tornado scar through forested areas nearby. The tornado was 0.9 miles wide and lasted about 14.4 miles.
Key Points:
South American Tornado: A high-end South American tornado has been reported.
Tornado Scar: The tornado left a gigantic tornado scar through forested areas nearby.
Tornado Details: The tornado was 0.9 miles wide and lasted about 14.4 miles.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - Sekai WX
- South American Tornado - https://x.com/Sekai_WX β
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π Weather - Fall Weather
Looking south from a fort Huachuca, AZ, over the Huachuca Mtns, the mountains are obscured by low cloud. This is a common sight during the fall season.
Key Points:
Fall Weather: The fall season brings low cloud cover and obscured mountain views.
Mountain Obscuration: The mountains are obscured by low cloud, creating a beautiful sight.
Fall Weather Patterns: The fall season is characterized by low cloud cover and changing weather patterns.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - WX Overlord
- Fall Weather - https://x.com/WX_Overlord β
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π‘οΈ Weather - Hurricane Season
TODAY is the average 4th hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean of the year. We haven't even come close to having one yet. All-time record low ACE (accumulated cyclone energy) through today.
Key Points:
Hurricane Season: TODAY is the average 4th hurricane in the Atlantic Ocean of the year.
ACE Record: The all-time record low ACE (accumulated cyclone energy) has been set.
Hurricane Season Update: The hurricane season is off to a slow start, with no hurricanes yet.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - Nberg WX
- Hurricane Season - https://x.com/NbergWX β
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π Weather - Dry Air
A HINT OF FALL - it looks like Friday morning will be the best feel from this dry air coming down. 60βs are likely inland, 70βs near water. Itβs a small victory in this continued hot pattern!
Key Points:
Dry Air: The dry air is expected to bring a slight cool-down on Friday morning.
Temperature: The temperature is expected to reach the 60βs inland and 70βs near water.
Fall Weather: The dry air is a small victory in the continued hot pattern.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - Zack Fradella WX
- Dry Air - https://x.com/ZackFradellaWx β
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π Weather - Marmotsat Telemetry
Finally managed to decode some telemetry/CW from Canadian cubesat MARMOTSAT with callsign VA7UVS (from University of Victoria) on 145.875 MHz. You can see the decoding in the FLdigi overlay on SkyRoof (in the yellow panel).
Key Points:
Marmotsat Telemetry: The telemetry/CW from Marmotsat has been decoded.
Decoding: The decoding can be seen in the FLdigi overlay on SkyRoof.
Marmotsat Details: Marmotsat is a Canadian cubesat with callsign VA7UVS.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - Peter Vogel
- Marmotsat Telemetry - https://x.com/PeterVogel β
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π‘οΈ Weather - RGGI
Acadia Center says RGGI is a 4-to-1 win for ratepayers. The savings are projections, not actual numbers. They compare years of benefits to one year of costs. RGGI prices just went up.
Key Points:
RGGI: RGGI is a 4-to-1 win for ratepayers, according to Acadia Center.
Savings: The savings are projections, not actual numbers.
RGGI Prices: RGGI prices have gone up.
π Resources:
- Original source β
- Original source - Watts Up With That
- RGGI - https://x.com/wattsupwiththat β
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