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[jasassy]

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

[emoji33]Let’s Hope & Pray [emoji1317] that doesn’t Happen!!!

 

[jasassy]

 

[dmoskaluk]

N.Florida, Georgia & Carolinas under coastal watches. Caribbean is anybody's guess. Should be more defined by mid week.

 

[dmoskaluk]

But a pleasant night for us.

 

[jasassy]

Looks like possibility of Rain All Week.

 

[scifan57]

 

[spencerdl]

 

[dmoskaluk]

Can't say I'm amused....

 

[scifan57]

Can't say I'm amused....

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I saw that earlier this morning. If it does develop into a hurricane I hope it turns north away from the Caribbean.

 

[nico97605.nc]

 

[nico97605.nc]

Can't say I'm amused....

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Let’s pray [emoji120]

 

[spencerdl]

 

[scifan57]

It’s HOT HOT HOT​

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An extreme heatwave continues to dominate much of western North America.

An all-time Canadian heat record of 46.6 °C was reached June 27, 2021 in Lytton, B.C. beating the old record of 45.0 °C that was previously set in July 1937 in Saskatchewan. It is highly likely that this new record won’t even last 24 hours, as scorching temperatures are forecast for another few days. The extreme heatwave is being caused by a significant atmospheric blocking pattern where a massive dome of hot air, reaching high into the atmosphere, remains stagnant over western North America.

Heat spreads east

The dome of oppressive heat will spread further north and eastwards today. As a result, heat warnings are in effect for today (June 28) for much of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories.

Warning map for Canada for June 28. All areas in red in western Canada indicate heat warnings.

Extreme heat can put your health at risk, causing illnesses like heat stroke and even death. It is important to take steps to protect yourself and your family.

For more: Extreme heat.

 

[spencerdl]

It’s HOT HOT HOT​

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An extreme heatwave continues to dominate much of western North America.

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An all-time Canadian heat record of 46.6 °C was reached June 27, 2021 in Lytton, B.C. beating the old record of 45.0 °C that was previously set in July 1937 in Saskatchewan. It is highly likely that this new record won’t even last 24 hours, as scorching temperatures are forecast for another few days. The extreme heatwave is being caused by a significant atmospheric blocking pattern where a massive dome of hot air, reaching high into the atmosphere, remains stagnant over western North America.

Heat spreads east

The dome of oppressive heat will spread further north and eastwards today. As a result, heat warnings are in effect for today (June 28) for much of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories.

View attachment 57350Warning map for Canada for June 28. All areas in red in western Canada indicate heat warnings.

Extreme heat can put your health at risk, causing illnesses like heat stroke and even death. It is important to take steps to protect yourself and your family.

For more: Extreme heat.

Now that's a WEATHER REPORT...LOL [emoji23]

 

[nico97605.nc]

Canicular is impressive!