Ok Californians What the [email protected]@ is going on with this Weather??

I can't recall a Memorial Weekend here that has been so gloomy....

Can anyone else?

I was cold yesterday out catfishing about 6:00pm and thinking this is just like march or april. Weather going down

Did you catch some catfish?

I'm in Central Cal also, Modesto to be exact. It was kinda cloudy and cool with some light showers on Saturday evening but, its nice out today.So nice, I am going to make my son mow the yard :)

Another low tuesday and possible rain next weekend. Trees love it! Got a lot of mice, tho.
The problem is when these storms pass us they cause trouble up North and in the Midwest!
Ware, friends!
Chilly here in So Cal but beautiful. Snow flurries above us last night!
If I did not know the rain is full of fukushima, I would be thrilled with all this rain...

rained good on the SLO coast saturday nite!!!

cold and sunny now.

here in portland, oregon, we're having a really chilly, extended, super rainy spring. starts aren't getting going because it is still so cold at night.

i can feel the oversaturation all around, it's intense.

keep the tomatoes IN.

The seasons are running together. I live in SC. I notice the days are very long. The sun doesnt go down until 9:00pm and that does not happen this early in the year. Late July and August we have long days but not in May.
I believe the earthquakes have caused a rotation that will have an effect on everything since we and the planet are connected. Maybe that is why people claim to be tired all the time. Something has changed our planet, therefore it changes humans also.

Peace to all.

I am not to far from you .... My son lives in Modesto :)

It is still really chilly here...


I am used to camping during this weekend.

We had that yesterday in the Bay Area. Today is sunny though. Going to go hiking in a few hours.

The weather has been very strange this year. Lots of hail. And it's usually very hot around this time of year and it hasn't been at all. Not that I'm complaining. I like it a little cooler.

nuclear fallout will do that to the seasons.

I'm pretty sure HAARP is testing some new technology, and we are seeing the side effects in CA...the end is near.

may gray june gloom.. normal

new to cali?

Nope!

Was in Palm Springs the Wind was crazy blowing with rain today snow flurries in the mountains and only 50 degrees!


No Swimming and bbq today!

I am curious about this summer..

Do you think we will get the heat like we are used to?


PS... Love the Bay :)

also, PLEASE BE WARNED, as soon as the snow melt starts to hit, cali is gonna be SCREWED. the snow pack is massive this year, over 2 times average in some places...check these links out!!!!

[link to urbanearth.gps.caltech.edu]

this one is the USGS 'disaster scenario and warning' about what they are calling ARkstorm. clip to MAKE YOU click the link and read it all:

"The nontechnical term “Pineapple Express” is popularly used to describe the meteorological phenomenon that causes moisture to be drawn from the Pacific Ocean near the equator and transported to the U.S. West Coast with firehose-like ferocity. Atmospheric rivers are embedded within much broader atmospheric storms referred to technically as “extratropical cyclones” (ECs). ECs are the winter-time analogue to hurricanes, but have much different structure. Also, they gain their energy largely from the pole-to-equator temperature contrast, unlike hurricanes, which draw their energy from ocean surface heat content. ARs are the business end of ECs because where the AR hits the mountains it can create extreme precipitation, flooding and high winds. In terms of impacts, an AR is to the broader EC it is embedded within, as the hurricane eyewall is to the broader hurricane of which it is a part. The importance and structure of ARs has become recognized recently through new satellite data and field experiments."

and about the flooding potential:

[link to www.ecoworld.com]

google california super storm.

“Our storms really are as bad as hurricanes in the amount of rain that they can bring,” USGS Director Marcia McNutt said, according to ABC. “Without that type of labeling, we haven’t recognized that our storms are that bad and we risk underestimating emergency response (to storms).”

Climate scientists have long linked rising temperatures to intense weather events like the potential ARkStorm. As the earth’s atmosphere gets hotter, it stores more energy, setting off more extreme weather events with greater frequency.

Scientists say they are able to monitor the ARs with satellite imagery that has improved in the last few years, the New York Times reports.

They estimate that the AR that set off an intense storm over California last month moved water at 20 times the rate of the Mississippi River discharging water into the Gulf.

the 90's is pretty normal for the Central Valley this time of year

For us in the Los Angeles area it has been really cold every night since last fall. We are still running the furnace at night. The days have been warm though.

Hmmm...


I hate to say it out load but I thought about that...

I currently live in Michigan(I know, not the same thing), and except for a day here and there, its been gloomy since last August...

This morning we had both fireplaces ablazing in the house. Still had to turn on the central heat because it was so cold. It seems like last year we were actually swimming in our pool at this time. I haven't even started prepping the pool yet because I don't know when its finally going to warm up around here. I'm in the foothills above Sacramento.

Makes one wonder ..


We have had planes flying overhead for days now.
It has been driving me crazy. They aren't spraying but what else could they be doing ?




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Its was like that here last week in Tucson. Now its blazing hot.

Wow Thanks RDog....


Great info...
Californians you should read...

I have heard, that besides spraying toxic chemicals, planes have been known to transport people and other commodities once in a while, so....

Uh, nothing wrong with the WX in California. One unseasonably low pressure system and a storm. Nice today...

Orange County, SoCal.

Freezing wind.

i can't really remember it having a good rain storm since i moved here almost 10 years ago.

everyone around here is sayin the same thing....

no storms this late in the year...usually its pretty warm indefinitely by now.

and last winter it would have weeks of late spring weather! go figure.....