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Also LOL, I just realized, of course it‘s going to be the „storm of the century“ for now, after all, the century has only just began...

Anton wrote:Also LOL, I just realized, of course it‘s going to be the „storm of the century“ for now, after all, the century has only just began...

Haha, you are right, not much competition for storms this century.

Also interesting that there are these huge "storms of the century" right when some BIG battles are going on...

@Anton you've (Germans) renamed her - Ciara to Sabine

Well lots of turbulence from those stroppy darks heading over aka battle strops Finn

Yeah even "storm of the decade" would be a stretch!!

Storm Dennis - the "danger to life" storm continues after several days of turbulence - six lives lost and severe flooding/chaos across Britain. Another storm, Ellen, is predicted to follow! Oh fun...

@elice wow, thats sounds so out of balance!

Here we are experiencing beautiful sunshiney days it's how spring weather should be! Around 10-12°C. It was mentioned somewhere on the forum recently but it's worth adding here following on from all the crazy weather we had Now it's completely calm and serene.

The weather is sooo beautiful...23 degrees celsius here, the kind of temperature we get in June/July (if we're lucky ).

Protoi cleanings are affecting our 3D atmosphere. It's simply amazing, stunning to experience the changes. Just a shame lockdown limits our enjoyment of it at the moment. But this is temporary, balanced weather changes are here to stay!!! Yay!!

Beautiful weather here too, all day everyday, it's hard to believe.

My place 38 degree at morning , at night is 28 degree but since i'm stay in the room the temperature more than 30 , even i'm not go outside but the hot weather killing me , crazy weather..., i hope someday skib can act as air conditional somehow

Nothing to see here move along citizen.

Wtf!?? That looks super abnormal? What‘s with that perfect circle??

It's simply a weather radar (it detects the radiowaves)

The months of Sept. Oct. and Nov. are traditionally the months where the area I live tend to have tropical storms, nor'easters, and hurricanes. We had a TS in august that did damage to my home and I am just getting the materials to repair the damage. Because of covid things moving at a crawl and the busy storm season adds to that. But anyway, I was reading this morning that due to an already busy storm season they are at the end of the english alphabet to name storms. With only the name Wilfred remaining. They are going to start using names from the Greek alphabet. I found that interesting and don't remember that ever happening. Wonder what that portends?

Started to get very cold here in the west coast canada recently. Harsh windchill that i haven't felt in years

 
a visualization of global weather conditions

I find it very useful. The link above shows air temperature at surface level. It always shows the current situation.

To see other attributes (wind speed, etc), click on earth in the bottom left corner.

To see the current value of the selected attribute in a specific location, just click anywhere on the map.

To zoom in and out, scroll with the mouse.
 

A few minutes ago we got some very weird cloud formations here which I've never seen before. They only lasted a few minutes.

Oh this looks sick !

These seems to be caused by cleanings side effects.
We soon will have a big announcement about these cleanings in war news.

Anton wrote:A few minutes ago we got some very weird cloud formations here which I've never seen before. They only lasted a few minutes.

Anton, the top pic figure looks like the bad gremlins from the movie " Gremlins " with a sort of weird skeleton below the head!

I don't see it

view from my balcony