*** Official Weather Discussion Thread ***

[Millennial_Messiah]

Complain about the heat, discuss hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, fires, winter weather, & more. Not meant to be a global warming debate threat, but if it comes up it comes up, I guess. @Kick-Stand


81 degrees here on the Far West Side on Christmas today, similar to 2021 and 2015 as warmest Xmases I remember.

 

[scott]

Not to talk Spurs in the Not Who We Are section...

But how's the cedar so far in SA? Asking for tall Frenchman-related reasons.

 

[Kick-Stand]

Not to talk Spurs in the Not Who We Are section...

But how's the cedar so far in SA? Asking for tall Frenchman-related reasons.

It was bothering me for a couple of days, but it always does that the first time it comes in any real force. Pretty mild for Christmas time to be honest. Always go to my uncle's on the NW side where you can see those pos trees everywhere for Christmas Eve and sometimes it really fucks me up but mountain cedar count was like 1250 and didn't bother me too much. I think with the complete lack of rain in the fall we may get off with a decently light season. Last year was the weakest cedar season I can remember in at least a decade and we had similarly poor fall rainfall amounts. It's crazy we have gotten back into drought though because our June and July were wildly rainy. As in rainiest June and July since I have been back in the area after moving from LA in 08.

When it gets past say 15000 count that's when I start feeling like I'm gargling with razor blades and have COVID.