Sunny mid 40's had the 50's last week.
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What's the weather like where you are?
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It was incredibly nice here today. It got into the high seventies and might have kissed eighty degrees today. It was a cloudless sky with only a slight breeze. It was the sort of day that demanded your outdoor presence. It could stay like this year round and I'd be happy. It was so hot in the house that I fired up the AC for a bit. Tomorrow is supposed to be a carbon copy of today. Perfect!
65 on Monday, 71 on Tuesday. Then snow on Wednesday. I guess I have to remember it's still February
I don't have snow forecasted for Wednesday but highs are only to be in the low forties. The ol' weather yoyo.
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Been reallly nice and breezy, these past few days it has been 75 with 22mph.
It's warm again today with temps nearing eighty. However, it is very windy. This morning the wind was out of the SW with gusts nearing mid 30mph. Now the wind is directly out of the North and gusting into the mid 40's range. Low tonight is to be in the low twenties and the high tomorrow mid forties. Kansas at its best!
Tornado watch until 10pm then a Wind Advisory until 6am Wednesday
Stay safe...
Wind gusts over fifty mph. I'm anticipating the rest of the neighbors tree to take out our power again.
Tornado on the ground 25-30 miles SW of us. So we're under a Tornado Warning now.
Be safe and take shelter.
I just recorded a 64.4mph gust.
I just recorded a 64.4mph gust.
The weather got pretty crazy here. It's bound to be on the news tomorrow. Had tornadoes north and south of us I'm thinking 10-12 tornadoes. Then areas started getting straight lines winds starting a 70mph going up to 90mph. Weathermen were saying it's the first time they have seen tornado warnings inside tornado warnings. Reed Timmer was right in the middle of it broadcasting on YouTube
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Good grief Augie. I hope there isn't a lot of damage and certainly hope there are no injuries.
Too dark out to see any damage around me. City next to us had a touchdown so I'm sure they had some bad damage.
Tornadoes and high winds both are destructive. At least the trees are lacking foliage this time of year. It would likely be far more damaging to trees a month or so from now.
Years ago I took a picture of a grain tower in Illinois that got hit by a tornado. It looked like a giant hand came out of the sky and twisted the grain tower counter clockwise.
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I worked on some homes that were rebuilt after a tornado went though their neighborhood. There was still homes that hadn't seen any attention beyond the property being cleaned up. The damage was just unreal. And the stories the home owners that I talked to were just bazar. The story that stuck out the most was one house had the two family vehicles parked side by side in what was the garage. The roof was gone and the walls were under the cars. The cars had zero damage.
It's still blowing like crazy here but not stormy at all. I know it got close to eighty degrees this afternoon and it's now twenty six degrees. Wind chill of nine degrees. I'll have to put my shorts up and get out my jeans again.
joe71
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You will love your weather station Chief. I have a station made be Ambient Weather that I've used for years. It connects to Wunderground helping to provide a network of stations monitoring the weather.
I enjoy the accuracy of the station and I'm now impressed with the longevity of the outdoor measuring instrument. It's also very handy to access your station via the net from your phone to check current weather at your home while you are away. Have fun and enjoy your new weather station.
I was just looking at the unit and in one picture it says "solar power" then when I looked at what's in the box I see something called, " Hub power supply" with a 120v plug. Is the unit solar powered? or does it need 120v?
Addendum: It looks like the Hub puts the unit on WiFi and runs off of 5v so I would think the Hub connects to the unit via Bluetooth, but it says super long range wireless connection so that tells me it's RF of some type.
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It's likely like mine. The instrument outside has a solar powered charger. The heads up display inside has a 110v connection.
Mine connects to my router. The indoor sensors ( inside temp & humidity) connect via BT. I'm fairly certain that most use a similar means of connections. Zero wiring. The outdoor sensing unit has to be mounted and that's about it. Pretty slick tech!
It looks like something fun to play with. I might get one for my RV slot in Tennessee.