Interesting article on how deep water salinity keeps ocean stratified and carbon sequestered, and risk of that mechanism breaking down with further warming
First snowless winter here for us.
Arizona town shatters US temperature record for March
These temps are common in July in Arizona, March not so much.
LA is unseasonably hotter than Hell as well. 92 as I drove home from lunch.
My oldest daughter just arrived in San Jose for a travel show and she just advised me it is 34C/93F there. Surprised to see it that hot that far north!
It’s a pleasant 62 degrees here today, first day of spring. We just had a blizzard last weekend!
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Here, too. And even warmer tomorrow, before we go back to March weather.
Similar temp here but more importantly the sun is out after three days of an atmospheric river pounding us. Very unusual to have the rivers in March.
are we neighbors?
BC forest fires are going to be ugly…
Neighboring states, yes.
Same here. 74 degrees tomorrow then back to 40s next week. Mother Nature is moody this time of the year.
Would you like some of ours? We set an all time record for snow in February. 30-50 cm more coming tomorrow…
Fortunately this pile has since melted…
i had a foot of fresh snow on the ground a week ago. yesterday was 75 degrees and the last of the piles on the yard melted. today i ran and it was 35 with a flurry. it’s been a week!
The places that usually get snow that got so little this year (BC, Colorado, etc.) are set up to have one hell of an awful wildfire season.
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Had to use a few portable A/C Units (Delonghi) this weekend for the first time this year.
I noticed the water breaks in the EPL.
90% likelihood of El Niño hitting us by November this year (2026)
Might potentially be the worst one on record.
This has been predicted for a few months.