AM Twilight 545 SunRise 613 ↑ ≺⊥≻ SunSet 819 ↓ 847 End Twilight PM
Mʘʘn Rise + 547pm Waxing Gibbous 91% Visible Set - 453am after midnite
Sun←→Moon events are updated for Wednesday
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The UV Index is 9 today so must be the clouds are going to clear soon. The NWS Discussion at 442am has this to say: "Have added patchy fog wording through midmorning to the forecast across the western sections of East Texas/southeast OK/adjacent SW Arkansas with this weak surface front expected to drift east to near the middle-south region SW into north central la/deep East Texas later this afternoon before stalling."
K4O4[Idabel] Airport bytes of information to chew on
K4O4 observed May 2013
Conditions at 22 May 2013 14:15 UTC[915am}
Temperature: 17.0°C (63°F)
Dewpoint: 16.0°C (61°F) [RH = 94%]
Pressure (altimeter): 29.93 inches Hg (1013.6 mb)
Winds: calm
Visibility: 10 or more miles (16+ km)
Ceiling: 1000 feet AGL
Clouds: overcast cloud deck at 1000 feet
Mesonet 4 miles south of K4O4 Airport at 755pm May 22nd
Temp: 76° F
Humidity:68%
Wind:Calm
Wind Gusts:2 mph
Pressure:29.88 in
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The Daily High Temp 81.0 was reached at 550pm and HI. 82.1
"Nice days bring happiness; but also the trash"
Updates
I'm pleased with the Monthly Rainfall Total to date: 6.3in.
And so are the birds, the trees and generally everyone
except for those bad actors polluting the skies daily.
It's not over till it's over, even if it seems over.
Winds-Z maxes will be updated after they calm down.
Winds-Z maxes ▼
415pm Windmax 25.7mph direction: 326° NW by N || Gustmax 44.3mph
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Nautical Compass Bearing in Degrees and Directions
Direction and Degrees
N NbyE NNE NEbyN NE NEbyE ENE EbyN
0 11.25 22.5 33.75 45 56.25 67.5 78.75
E EbyS ESE SEbyE SE SEbyS SSE SbyE
90 101.25 112.5 123.75 135 146.2 157.5 168.75
S SbyW SSW SWbyS SW SWbyW WSW WbyS
180 191.25 202.5 213.75 225 236.25 247.5 258.75
W WbyN WNW NWbyW NW NWbyN NNW NbyW
270 281.25 292.5 303.75 315 326.25 337.5 348.75
We're still waiting, walking on eggshells tossed out the backdoor of the diner
for sumthin... I'm not at liberty 2 tell.
But, to those inquisitive few, here's a vague hint: Itʼs somethin that's not all bad.
O0oops! I diddit again
Orange Roses Forecast
Today ▒
Tonite ▒ ONL 57°
Seems to be the same conditions without clouds and less humidity than 24hrs ago
It's not over till it's over, even if it seems over.
Forecast Accuracy
The ONL of 57.2° was reached at 540am√
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means My Forecast checks Or
Is within ±2º of the actual temps or other specific weather conditions: wind direction(exact) and max speeds within 1mph.
Also, I expect forecasted temps to be within this narrow range from the people paid to do this. In addition, other parts of my forecast adhere to the same tite standards.
I should always trust my intuition and listen to that reality who guides me and guards me in Her Garden.
Titeness is a virtue. Sloppiness is disgusting.
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Remember: If you hear the trendy little phrase "It's all Good," a good counter to that expression may be, "Rather, it's not all Bad."
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Dispersion condition categories indicate the ability of the atmosphere to dilute airborne particles (i.e. smoke, pollution, pesticides). Atmospheric dispersion includes both horizontal and vertical dilution of released vapor-like particulates. The higher the dispersion number category the faster atmospheric dilution is likely to occur. When conditions are poor (2) or very poor (1) vapors can stay concentrated for long periods of time.
Prophecy
When the polluting truck hexaust minority leaves the area and the balance is restored, the prayer will be answered and the drought will be over.
Drought Information is released. The Northern tip of our County is white(no drought). Still, more than half the state(53%) is in Severe Drought. The Drought Monitor image is small. If you want to zoom in click it, to return to normal double-click.
May 2013 Drought Information Statement Shreveport NWS
Of note in the report:
Our area is 23 inches below normal in a running 13 month total
“All I see turns to brown • as the sun burns the ground
And my eyes fill with sand • as I scan this wasted land
Pilot of the storm who leaves no trace • like thoughts inside a dream
Who heed the path that led me to that place • yellow desert stream
My Shangri-La beneath the summer moon • I will return again
Sure as the dust that floats high in June • when movin' through Kashmir”♯
When you look you will find what you seek
Al-lat says a Lot when She shows us Signs
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Arab triple Goddess who existed before Islam
Left: Al-Uzza – Mighty one, Goddess of the morning star (Warrior Goddess)
Center: Al-Lat – Mother Goddess of prosperity who oversees the fertility of the land and the people. (the great mother) Her Symbol is the Sun that gives life to the lands.
Right: Menat – Crone-goddess of Fate or Time and her Symbol is the moon, hence she is a Moon Goddess
They were the Goddesses of the lands from Nabatean Petra (North), Arabia Felix (South), Saba (Biblical Sheba), Iran, and Palmyra. These three Goddesses were the main Goddesses of Mecca long before Mohammed.
National Weather Service Shreveport
442 am CDT sun may 19 2013
Discussion...
the morning low stratus has just begun to spread north into East Texas/north la
early this morning...and should advect north across the remainder of the
area through sunrise...scattering out by middle to late morning. The
pressure gradient will begin to tighten up by middle-morning across the
Southern Plains...ahead of a 998mb surface low that will drift east over southern Kansas/northwest
OK along the dry line once it mixes east into west-central OK/northwest Texas this
afternoon. Lake Wind Advisory criteria should be met across all of East
Texas/southeast OK...however have expanded the current advisory east into portions
of extreme SW Arkansas and western la as wind gusts to 25-30 miles per hour will be
possible. Otherwise...persistence in temperatures will be the rule today once
the low stratus scatters out...with maximum temperatures nearing or exceeding 90
degrees areawide. The short term forecasts remain consistent with The Rockies
upper trough drifting east and closing off over western NE/South Dakota today...with a
middle level shortwave/speed maximum rounding the trough across central OK into
eastern Kansas this afternoon and evening. Strong diurnal heating and
resultant MLCAPES exceeding 3000-3500 j/kg within in strongly sheared
environment will result in scattered strong/severe convection developing once
again this afternoon in vc of the dryline...which should advance east-northeast
across northwest Texas/OK/cntrl plains late this afternoon and evening...before
diminishing later tonight with the loss of heating and boundary layer
stabilization. Can/T rule out some of this convection migrating east into
extreme southeast OK/adjacent SW Arkansas tonight...although in a weakened
state...thus have retained slight mention probability of precipitation for these areas.
The pressure gradient will again tighten across the Southern Plains Monday
as surface low pressure deepens once again along the dry line...this time
farther S across the upper Red River valley of northwest Texas in response to
strong heating...such that another lake Wind Advisory will likely be
needed across much of the area. Scattered strong/severe convection should again
fire near the dryline from northwest Texas into central OK/southeast Kansas Monday afternoon
as the primary trough beneath the South Dakota/NE closed low rotates east into the
southern rockies. This convection should advance east-northeast from North Texas through much
of OK/northwest Arkansas Monday night...with its remnants again possibly reaching
southeast OK/extreme NE Texas/SW Arkansas late. Have increased probability of precipitation slightly to middle
chance across southeast OK...with this convection weakening as it approaches
the area again given the stabilizing boundary layer. However...this
convection could very well end up leaving remnant convective boundaries in
vc of the I-30 corridor Tuesday morning...which will focus more
organized convection Tuesday afternoon/night as heating/resultant
instability is maximized...and large scale forcing increases with the
approach of the upper trough as it moves into the Southern Plains.
Have beefed up probability of precipitation to likely for southeast OK/northern sections of SW Arkansas Tuesday
afternoon and night given the better model consensus...with a
developing south-southwest low level jet aiding in a potential mesoscale convective system development from SW Arkansas
into NE Texas Tuesday night. Severe potential appears to ramp up Tuesday
afternoon and evening as MLCAPES rise to 3000-3500 j/kg across southeast OK/SW
Arkansas/NE Texas. This mesoscale convective system should shift southeast into north la early Wednesday and
gradually weaken...and thus have kept high chance probability of precipitation going for this
area although the convection should diminish from west to east during the
afternoon and evening with the departure of the upper trough.
Northwest flow aloft will follow the trough passage Wednesday as upper
ridging develops over much of the plains beneath the upper Midwest
trough...and a closed low entering the Pacific northwest. A weak but persistent
srly low level flow may be enough to enhance the development of scattered
convection over OK/Arkansas Thursday through Saturday as embedded shortwave
perturbations drift southeast atop the upper ridge axis...and beneath the
Midwest trough. Thus...have added slight chance probability of precipitation for this time
period mainly over the NE half of the area. Temperatures through the middle and
late week /extended/ timeframe should remain slightly above normal.
The Forecasts almost always change within 2 days after issued; I will revise them when they differ.
As always remember the Prophecy.
They haven't left yet and most likely will remain snithering.
Latest GOES 13 Satellite Color Enhanced Image High Resolution
Protection against sun damage is needed. If you need to be outside during midday hours between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., take steps to reduce sun exposure. A shirt, hat and sunscreen are a must, and be sure you seek shade.
You may wonder about the UV Rays on cloudy days. EPA states in their Calculations of UV Indices: "UV intensity increases about 6% per kilometer elevation above sea level. Clouds absorb UV radiation, reducing ground-level UV intensity. Clear skies allow virtually 100% of UV to pass through, scattered clouds transmit 89%, broken clouds transmit 73%, and overcast skies transmit 31%." Because the UV Index is based on weather forecasting a day in advance it is possible to lower the index when clouds are here. This may seem to solve the apparent inaccuracy, as I once believed. If you open the Hourly UV Index link below you will see this has already been taken care of in their forecast.
Hourly UV Index Today
Air Quality Forecast Guidance for Idabel
"Their disgust for the rain, Nature, or anything feminine is only surpassed by their misogynous tendencies."
Their disgust for the rain, Nature, or anything feminine is only surpassed by their misogynous tendencies.
Drought Section
Buried machinery in barn lot in Dallas, South Dakota during the Dust Bowl, an agricultural, ecological, and economic disaster in the Great Plains region of North America in 1936
When we fail to learn from our mistakes the past tends to repeat itself.
Article from Tulsa World via Bloomberg News May 2, 2013
Oklahoma wheat output seen falling 45 percent after drought, freeze
Wheat output in Oklahoma, the nation's second-biggest grower of winter varieties, may tumble 45 percent this year because of drought and freeze damage, says Debbie Wedel, a spokeswoman for the Oklahoma Wheat Commission.
Production may drop to 85.5 million bushels from 154.8 million a year earlier, Wedel said Wednesday in an interview in Buffalo, Okla., during a three-day tour of fields in Kansas and Oklahoma by analysts, farmers and grain traders.
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