Another earthquake shook southern California Friday night. This one a Magnitude 7.1 quake. BREAKING NEWS- LIVE VIEW OF GRIFFITH OBSERVATORY SEISMOMETER RECORDING THE 7.1 EARTHQUAKE. #anotherearthquake pic.twitter.com/MHobf6vGmL — Disclosure Tv (@DisclosureTv_) July 6, 2019 The quake was estimated to be about 900 meters deep – that is very shallow. But the depth was correct to about 10 miles. Not even… Read more →
Well, that didn’t take long did it? After a handful of models starting to come into agreement that something may develop off the east coast or in the Gulf, the scare-tactic posts have begun. In general, this post from yesterday still stands: However, we do have some new data to look at that may mean better chances for rain further… Read more →
This one is for the nine-five, degrees that is. The story at hand is that July is here, it’s almost Independence Day, and the southern ridge is relentless. If you’re gonna celebrate your ‘Murica day with a cold one and barbecue, I’d suggest being indoors or keeping a gallon of water on you at all times. Tomorrow, however, we have… Read more →
I don’t often get onto sub-seasonal oscillations on here for a handful of reasons… 1. I don’t know as much as I wished I did about them 2. In general, it doesn’t apply to everyday life for people 3. It can be really complicated But today, I’m going to set all of that aside. Because I know some smart people,… Read more →
I posted a quick graphic on Facebook the other day that seemed to resonate with a lot of people. It was a basic look at the different strengths of storms South Mississippi endures during the summer. It is a pretty straight-forward and simple graphic, but I think it leaves some room to elaborate. Plus, I want to point out the… Read more →
