It is hot in North America because cool Arctic air is not moving south. That means that the cool air is staying in the _rct_c.
Can you fill in the missing vowels?
It is hot in North America because cool Arctic air is not moving south. That means that the cool air is staying in the _rct_c.
Can you fill in the missing vowels?
It was 108 in Newark today (all time record) and 105 at BWI and Dulles in the DC area. The local media is sh__ing in their pants
Yup , a nice hot day in NJ. I drove in a big circle around North Jersey today. ( work, errands)
It’s past 5 and my digital thermometer says it is still 103.
Last night it never went below 90. I’ve seen that before.
But not in recent years. Last night was the first really hot night in at least 5 years.
The weather girls explained this the other day. It’s that Heat Dome thing like in Russia last year.
A solar effect I think.
I feel for the guys who work outside.
B nd J?
Or could it possibly be %,n #?
The S-N has nothing to do with it
Is there a model we can use to solve this?
We sure can, but several idiotic trolls sure can’t. They seem to be missing from this thread.