Fall Weather 2024

[TheGreatAbyss]

From the NYT, temps around 85 degrees. Insane

 

[Harvey]

From the NYT, temps around 85 degrees. Insane

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So peak water temp is like 4-6 weeks behind peak air. Interesting.

 

[tirolski]

So peak water temp is like 4-6 weeks behind peak air. Interesting.

We’ve been getting some lake effect rain bands from the recently cooler winds blowing across the currently warmer Lake Ontario the last few days. Salmon River area had quite a bit of rain too. Here come the fish.

Salmon River Live Web Stream - Fat Nancy's Tackle Shop Pulaski, NY

Live webcam of Salmon River in Town of Pulaski, NY

fatnancystackle.com

 

[tirolski]

Hope everyone's family/friends are safe.

Uncle’s place near Tampa Bay in St. Pete had water in it from Helene.
Lots of folks had their ruined stuff put out near the roads for pick up.
Unfortunately Milton gonna blow all that stuff around.
Hope folks stay safe.

 

[jasonwx]

I've read that this storm surge is setting up to be unprecidented? Jason?

Hope everyone's family/friends are safe.

yep...this storm is pushing a lot of water in front of it.. not sure on the tide schedule ....it's not good, the only saving grace is the winds look to be from the NE, which would push water out of tampa bay .. so much depends on the exact track

 

[MarzNC]

It's pretty cool in the Berkshires this week. Spending a few days at Jiminy Peak with a ski/travel buddy and her husband. Caught three days with sun to enjoy fall colors. I put the week on our calendar back in Dec 2023, so we got very lucky.

October 9, 2024 at Jiminy Peak

 

[Peter Minde]

Uncle’s place near Tampa Bay in St. Pete had water in it from Helene.
Lots of folks had their ruined stuff put out near the roads for pick up.
Unfortunately Milton gonna blow all that stuff around.
Hope folks stay safe.

My mom and stepdad rode it out in their house. About 6 or so miles north of Tampa airport. They're fine, house is fine. No power or internet. Fortunately they're 50 feet above sea level.

Water in the Gulf of Mexico is warmer than it used to be, which is making hurricanes more violent. If I can find the article that I read about that, I'll share it.

 

[Warp daddy]

My mom and stepdad rode it out in their house. About 6 or so miles north of Tampa airport. They're fine, house is fine. No power or internet. Fortunately they're 50 feet above sea level.

Water in the Gulf of Mexico is warmer than it used to be, which is making hurricanes more violent. If I can find the article that I read about that, I'll share it.

Glad to hear they are safe

 

[x10003q]

Thursday, 10-10-2024, 10:27am Killington

 

[TheGreatAbyss]

Can we get some freakin rain though?