Weather

[spencerdl]

 

[dmoskaluk]

Nice Tropical day and not really humid. Good to continue in the yard. [emoji296]️

 

[nico97605.nc]

We breathe !

 

[scifan57]

 

[jasassy]

Warm Day

 

[nico97605.nc]

Good morning

 

[dmoskaluk]

This could get interesting late next week but historically systems looking like this in the early do pass north of us. [emoji120]

 

[scifan57]

 

[scifan57]

This could get interesting late next week but historically systems looking like this in the early do pass north of us. [emoji120]

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Here’s hoping that this storm behaves in the typically expected manner. I certainly don’t want to see your house blown into the next township.

 

[dmoskaluk]

Here’s hoping that this storm behaves in the typically expected manner. I certainly don’t want to see your house blown into the next township.

Windy shows actually two disturbances in the single area. One passing a bit North mid week and one following a day later going more towards Trinidad & Tobago. But it's early yet.

 

[scifan57]

I was checking Wikipedia and found this info on the last hurricane to make landfall on Barbados 66 years ago in 1955. It was listed as category 5. Hurricane Janet - Wikipedia

 

[J. A.]

 

[dmoskaluk]

I was checking Wikipedia and found this info on the last hurricane to make landfall on Barbados 66 years ago in 1955. It was listed as category 5. Hurricane Janet - Wikipedia

That was Janet. Around the same time frame as when Hazel clobbered the Toronto area for what it's worth. I do take a measure of comfort in that. I really don't at this point see 'early hurricane' in this disturbance. Will watch it and of course share what transpires. But thanks!!

 

[Bkdodger]

Hot days coming

 

[dmoskaluk]

That was Janet. Around the same time frame as when Hazel clobbered the Toronto area for what it's worth. I do take a measure of comfort in that. I really don't at this point see 'early hurricane' in this disturbance. Will watch it and of course share what transpires. But thanks!!

And as long as a stronger 'Bermuda High' doesn't develop, normal coriolis force effect should steer/ spin the disturbance more north as time goes on. In theory [emoji3166]