Theodore
I gotta move
Just messing. *spits*
It's a dry heat
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Just messing. *spits*
Bob411
thrumming with potential
I already knew that but, the CNN link is real right? I wouldn't want his family or friends to stumble upon it.
Theodore
I gotta move
He's mega famous. I don't think MWGL has that kind of seo.
DdBob
Dogue in teh desert
https://tucson.com/news/local/humid...1c0874e.html#tracking-source=home-top-story-1
Humidity, cloud coverage helped slow spread of Bighorn Fire on Monday
The Bighorn Fire didn't grow much on Monday thanks to cloud cover and humidity, officials said.
"We wish that, you know, we would see some moisture out of the clouds that we're seeing," Mabery said. "But we'll take what we can get in here today."
Humidity recovery is expected to peak at 42% in the valley floor overnight Monday, helping temporarily slow the fire, the U.S. Forest Service said in an email update.
Humidity, cloud coverage helped slow spread of Bighorn Fire on Monday
The Bighorn Fire didn't grow much on Monday thanks to cloud cover and humidity, officials said.
"We wish that, you know, we would see some moisture out of the clouds that we're seeing," Mabery said. "But we'll take what we can get in here today."
Humidity recovery is expected to peak at 42% in the valley floor overnight Monday, helping temporarily slow the fire, the U.S. Forest Service said in an email update.
DdBob
Dogue in teh desert
LOCAL NEWS, TOP STORIES, WEATHER, WEATHER NOW
TUCSON - Isolated thunderstorms have been popping up east of Pima county for the last few days.
A low pressure center over New Mexico is causing these conditions, but it is not strong enough to overcome the dry air that is parked over Tucson.
High temperatures will remain just over 100 for the next week with no relief in sight.
The wind is backing off a bit which will help the firefighters battle the Bighorn Fire, but we will still see a light south wind over the next few days in Oro Valley and along the Catalina mountains.
TUCSON - Isolated thunderstorms have been popping up east of Pima county for the last few days.
- Tuesday: Sunny, Hot. High: 103°
- Tuesday Night: Clear, Mild. Low: 69°
- Wednesday: Sunny, Hot. High: 102°
A low pressure center over New Mexico is causing these conditions, but it is not strong enough to overcome the dry air that is parked over Tucson.
High temperatures will remain just over 100 for the next week with no relief in sight.
The wind is backing off a bit which will help the firefighters battle the Bighorn Fire, but we will still see a light south wind over the next few days in Oro Valley and along the Catalina mountains.
tiger roach
Urban Bovine Knievel
when is the last time you've seen a cornstalk crush a car ?
1956, apparently.
DdBob
Dogue in teh desert
I saw your photos in the other thread....there is no dryness there. Have you ever experienced 105 with 7 percent humidity and a 16 mph wind.....yer lips are cracked and bleeding in like 3 minutes
Theodore
I gotta move
I saw your photos in the other thread....there is no dryness there. Have you ever experienced 105 with 7 percent humidity and a 16 mph wind.....yer lips are cracked and bleeding in like 3 minutes
Anything under 50% is dry. That 89/33 felt like a normal 74 +/-.
DdBob
Dogue in teh desert
yeah but how do you explain Houston? they had a a dewpoint of 69 ,,,,humidity at 62 and it was real feel 89....I haven't done maths in a while but calculations don't add up
Theodore
I gotta move
yeah but how do you explain Houston? they had a a dewpoint of 69 ,,,,humidity at 62 and it was real feel 89....I haven't done maths in a while but calculations don't add up
My real feel is feeling it with my body. *spits*
DdBob
Dogue in teh desert
DdBob
Dogue in teh desert
June 25, 2020 4:17 am Daniel McFarlandLOCAL NEWS, TOP STORIES, WEATHER, WEATHER NOW
TUCSON - Stronger winds will begin to move into Southern Arizona thanks to the hot dry air. Wind gusts could be as high as 30 mph.
These winds will fan the flames of the Bighorn Fire potentially expanding the uncontained flames.
No rain is expected at any point over the next 2-3 days, but we are tracking an outside chance of rain starting on Sunday afternoon for southern Cochise county.
Temperatures will begin to drop over the next few days thanks to incoming humidity.
The strong winds will start to die down later in the day on Friday.
TUCSON - Stronger winds will begin to move into Southern Arizona thanks to the hot dry air. Wind gusts could be as high as 30 mph.
- Thursday: Sunny, Hot, Windy. High: 110°
- Thursday Night: Clear, Mild. Low: 73°
- Friday: Sunny, Hot Breezy. High: 106°
These winds will fan the flames of the Bighorn Fire potentially expanding the uncontained flames.
No rain is expected at any point over the next 2-3 days, but we are tracking an outside chance of rain starting on Sunday afternoon for southern Cochise county.
Temperatures will begin to drop over the next few days thanks to incoming humidity.
The strong winds will start to die down later in the day on Friday.
