Pear Earth Weather Thread - Page 36

Prince Humperdinck · 21st August 2018, 03:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jerome

Hey, so how do we see these stars so far away when if our sun was a fraction further away we could not see it.

FM

MondoVman · 21st August 2018, 05:53 AM

lol, Fucking Magic

Magicziggy · 21st August 2018, 10:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jerome

At 8 light minutes away, our sun is small in the sky, doing the math, at a light month it would be invisible, yet you all believe stars many light years away, at the same size, can be seen by the human eye.

Science debunks the vast universe theory.

How about you do the maths..

borealis · 25th September 2018, 10:00 PM

Have just lit the first woodstove fire of the season.

It was 2 when I got up this morning. Toughed it out until half an hour ago. At least it was sunny and got up to 13C.

gib · 26th September 2018, 12:08 AM

4C when i got up, by the time i went out this afternoon it was full sun and 18C

the heating went on today

Imp · 26th September 2018, 12:11 AM

I wish it was just cold. Having to switch the AC in my car from hot to cold and back again every day is just so inconvenient.

oblivion · 26th September 2018, 12:28 AM

92F/33C here today. There have been two hillside wildfires in a nearby* town so far this week. At least one (and I think both) involved evacuations and a multi-firedept response as well as the state fire fighting org.

*nearby as in holy shit that was about a mile from where I live. Given how fires have spread rapidly and aggressively this year a mile-ish is WAAAAAAY too fucking close.

Prince Humperdinck · 26th September 2018, 01:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by borealis

Have just lit the first woodstove fire of the season.

It was 2 when I got up this morning. Toughed it out until half an hour ago. At least it was sunny and got up to 13C.

Hhahaha, the guys from Dallas were whining about how hot & humid it was in the warehouse today. It was actually quite pleasant compared to the last several weeks. First time I've spent significant time out there without complaining.

borealis · 26th September 2018, 03:36 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oblivion

92F/33C here today. There have been two hillside wildfires in a nearby* town so far this week. At least one (and I think both) involved evacuations and a multi-firedept response as well as the state fire fighting org.

*nearby as in holy shit that was about a mile from where I live. Given how fires have spread rapidly and aggressively this year a mile-ish is WAAAAAAY too fucking close.

A mile is definitely way too damn close.

MSG · 26th September 2018, 05:17 AM

burning embers can be carried on the wind much further than that. that is definitely not in the comfort zone

MSG · 21st October 2018, 07:55 AM

for anyone wondering what Timewave looks like - image from southeast Queensland

Imp · 7th November 2019, 07:38 PM

Amber warning for rain.

borealis · 9th November 2019, 02:21 PM

It is sunny and the dusting of snow has not melted yet. This is not good.

longhair75 · 9th November 2019, 02:32 PM

We have a respite here today. It is supposed to get to 60f (15c) and then drop like a rock tonight. The high tomorrow is forecast as 20f (-7c)

ffejrxx · 9th November 2019, 04:25 PM

its been under 30f for the last few days here

no snow yet

21st August 2018, 05:53 AM	#436042 / #877
MondoVman Giant Member Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Southwest Atlantica	lol, Fucking Magic __________________ Never see them let you sweat! Online dating is less painful than playing mafia.

25th September 2018, 10:00 PM	#437955 / #879
borealis poikilothermic Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Canada	Have just lit the first woodstove fire of the season. It was 2 when I got up this morning. Toughed it out until half an hour ago. At least it was sunny and got up to 13C. __________________

26th September 2018, 12:08 AM	#437966 / #880
gib concerned third party Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Tory enabler Jo Swinson	4C when i got up, by the time i went out this afternoon it was full sun and 18C the heating went on today __________________ communicating my inner something since 2017

26th September 2018, 12:11 AM	#437968 / #881
Imp Inanimate bowl of pasta Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Waddle waddle	I wish it was just cold. Having to switch the AC in my car from hot to cold and back again every day is just so inconvenient. __________________ Basically a dead sunflower

21st October 2018, 07:55 AM	#439273 / #886
MSG Ol' Zipperlaig Read my posts with the following stupid accent: N?yfb	for anyone wondering what Timewave looks like - image from southeast Queensland __________________ Over 19,000 more posts than Prince Humperdinck

26th September 2018, 12:28 AM	#437969 / #882
oblivion Asylum Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Norton's Empire	92F/33C here today. There have been two hillside wildfires in a nearby* town so far this week. At least one (and I think both) involved evacuations and a multi-firedept response as well as the state fire fighting org. *nearby as in holy shit that was about a mile from where I live. Given how fires have spread rapidly and aggressively this year a mile-ish is WAAAAAAY too fucking close.

26th September 2018, 05:17 AM	#437980 / #885
MSG Ol' Zipperlaig Read my posts with the following stupid accent: N?yfb	burning embers can be carried on the wind much further than that. that is definitely not in the comfort zone

7th November 2019, 07:38 PM	#451579 / #887
Imp Inanimate bowl of pasta Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Waddle waddle	Amber warning for rain. __________________ Basically a dead sunflower

9th November 2019, 02:21 PM	#451784 / #888
borealis poikilothermic Read my posts with the following stupid accent: Canada	It is sunny and the dusting of snow has not melted yet. This is not good. __________________

9th November 2019, 02:32 PM	#451785 / #889
longhair75 rose tints my world and keeps me safe	We have a respite here today. It is supposed to get to 60f (15c) and then drop like a rock tonight. The high tomorrow is forecast as 20f (-7c) __________________ Laeti vescimur nos subacturis

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