As per usual, I dont have enough time to provide adequate updates to this website. And I do apologize for the people that actually read this.
However I do have some news. This guy is ENGAGED! That’s right I decided to take a big step in my life and ask a very important question to a special someone. Want to know how I did it? Check out this website:
I bought that domain a while back, and while it just now houses the video I created before popping the question, I plan on turning that into our wedding site, so STAY TUNED!
After all, they did leak the iPhone4 months before it was officially announced by Steve Jobs. Maybe they know something about this storm meteorologists dont know.
Satellite Image of Storm (source: NASA Goddard)
Today they are talking about the big weather event that is affecting much of the central US today and will affect the northeast US tomorrow. As of this morning there are winter weather watches/warnings spreading as far west as New Mexico, and as far east as Maine (there’s even a Tornado Watch in Louisiana!) And of course, nothing in the south east US
Not just any bubbles, but frozen bubbles! This youtube video was taken last sunday on the summit of Mt Washington, where temps were at a balmy 33 degrees….BELOW ZERO! Now that’s what I’m talking about.
I overheard someone last week that said the following:
“I am so excited to see this fall weather”
I was so upset to hear this, because the south just doesn’t understand what fall really is. Technically speaking there are 3 different versions to the start of fall:
Meteorological Fall: September 1st, 2010 at 12:00 am
Autumnal Equinox: September 22nd, 2010 at 11:09 pm
MY VERSION: High does not go above 69.9 and/or Low does not go above 39.9
And according to me: Fall has not arrived yet, even though the Autumnal Equinox is later tonight. Take a look at the forecast temperatures in Asheville:
Some of the high temps are in the 80′s and almost even 90′s!!! In my world, it’s still summer.
Hello, my name is Jared Rennie. I am a recent graduate of the Master of Science degree in Applied Meteorology at Plymouth State University in New Hampshire.
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