Going up to 32 today, and up to 56 on Friday! Hallelujah!
It’s bad enough having the flu. It’s even worse in this kind of bone-chilling weather.
Bye bye polar vortex
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Going up to 32 today, and up to 56 on Friday! Hallelujah!
It’s bad enough having the flu. It’s even worse in this kind of bone-chilling weather.
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Go Eagles.
It’s not a vortex, though the “cyclone bomb” is an apt descriptor for a localized weather event. That, the localized weather event, is indeed a vortex, a whirlpool. What is commonly referred to as a vortex is an oscillation in the jet stream brought on by the collapse of the north atlantic conveyor. Watching the models unfold on a fifty inch HD monitor is a thing of beauty. Once you out figure out the mechanics of how it all interacts it’s really rather simple. And we can read the record and see where this has happened before.
Saw something at Tengrain’s house today that made me think of you: squirrels are as harmless as cigarettes, until you put one in your mouth and light it on fire 😉
Ten Bears, the Atlantic cyclone has helped funnel the polar circulation down to the Eastern US. Susie’s not wrong to call it a vortex, even if that’s not what weather.com is calling it this year. It’s the same pattern as the year when they were calling it that.