Nora fizzled - tropical remnants being pulled north by high pressure - two day flood watch posted for Arizona effective 8/31

11AM EST Update

Location: 18.4 N 105.4 W
Movement: N at 10 mph
Wind: 80 mph
Pressure: 981 mb

https://imgur.com/tzzox4m

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*these Gulf of California tropical storms often drift east

2PM EST Update

Location: 19 N 105.4 W
Movement: N at 10 mph
Wind: 85 mph
Pressure: 977 mb

https://imgur.com/NEoJ2wn

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Good, the aquifers are running low. Hurricanes bring water to land. They are an important part of the planet's life sustaining systems.

Snowpack is a better option due to a measured run-off.

Maybe you've seen some of the 4 or 5 flash-flood videos in AZ this summer - especially off burn scars?

What kind of stress does a hurricane put on the earth? Can it cause earthquakes?

That's not normally happened. Atlantic tropical cyclones are seasonal. EQ's can happen anytime.

8PM EST update

Location: 20.2 N 105.4 W
Movement: N at 12 mph
Wind: 80 mph
Pressure: 980 mb

https://imgur.com/xkKcBsd

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Maybe it will wash the bean-ers away...

Needs to rain itself out over Lake Mead.

This storm will be OVER LAND just in time to have
the solar CME "hit" DUMP "GASOLENE" on it and strengthen
from whatever it ends up being at landfall UPWARD.

Here is the reason from Ben Davidson's daily report
for today...1-2-PUNCH from 3 or 4 major solar eruptions
headed earth-direction.

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Ben Davidson of "Suspicious Observer" narrates
this daily report 8-28-2021 explaining WHY THE
COMING CME IMPACTS WILL STRENGTHEN THE STORMS
THIS WEEK.


The Oracle's Cookie

PRAYERS UP FOR ALL IN THE PATH OF THESE DEADLY STORMS!

True. The flooding in places like Flag has been crazy!

But this is the first summer I can remember that we've had this much rain AND stayed around or below 100 for a big chunk of the summer...the cloud cover alone has been a godsend!

ANY moisture that doesn't run off into the ocean is GOOD MOISTURE for Arizona.

The groundwater reservoirs have been continually drained in Arizona for decades ... so all the water that doesn't run into the ocean soaks into those reservoirs ... thus extending their lifespan. Beggers can't be Choosers when it comes to water when you have been in a drought for 20 years ... and after 80 years of over pumping out of the underground aquafers

Do a little research about how far below the surface the water table was for downtown Tucson in 1940 ... and then how far below the city it is today ... and you will suddenly realize just how much water they have been pumping out of the aquafer over the last 80 years. (must of Tucson basin used to be GRASSLANDS that is how water rich it USED to be). Same deal throughout the agricultural belt of Arizona ... MASSIVE pumping of water from the underground aquafers.

Enjoy the rain, if you get it. The ground needs it.

8PM MST update

Location: 21.3 N 105.5 W
Movement: N at 14 mph
Wind: 75 mph
Pressure: 984 mb

https://imgur.com/1qoAXoQ

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*will Nora hug the coast for 3 days??

2AM MST update

Location: 22.5 N 105.9 W
Movement: N at 10 mph
Wind: 75 mph
Pressure: 985 mb

https://imgur.com/hRdb69Q

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MRBBB said that the hurricanes job
is to bring HEAT up and away from the equator.
it keeps the planet cool.

Last Edited by rob2 on 08/29/2021 08:06 AM

If that's the case we can expect to see 200 MPH 'canes on the regular at some point in the not-to-distant future

8AM MST update

Location: 23.3 N 106.4 W
Movement: NNW at 9 mph
Wind: 75 mph
Pressure: 985 mb

https://imgur.com/t7OyoHO

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Tropical Storm Nora - Hurricane Ida

https://imgur.com/hWeEc1S

11AM MST update

Location: 24.1 N 107.3 W
Movement: NNW at 11 mph
Wind: 70 mph
Pressure: 988 mb

https://imgur.com/tMZoaaG

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8PM MST update

Location: 24.8 N 107.9 W
Movement: NNW at 10 mph
Wind: 40 mph
Pressure: 1002 mb

https://imgur.com/FWsKzbW

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*Nora may fizzle by Tuesday over land, cone is small on this latest update. Precipitation likely to enter Arizona mid-week.

And it could impact Arizona beginning early next week.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1431396612602011655

*we'll be keeping an eye on this one
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Grounds wet but it won't be '83

Nice start today as usual weather people had no clue starting today

Arizona's gonna get slammed with Nora remnant moisture- Utah too.

High pressure system over AZ is pulling it north.

Flash Flood watch for southern AZ from 11 AM tomorrow to Thursday at 5AM - same for most of the state.

But as AC said we need the moisture lol