87° and mostly cloudy
What's the temperature where you are???
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MamaPoult
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A short summary of Alaska:
It is sunny and seventy with no clouds in the sky and you hang your laundry out on the clothes line. Next thing you know the sky's black and it starts hailing then down pouring. Guess the clothes got an extra rinse
!
The End.
It is sunny and seventy with no clouds in the sky and you hang your laundry out on the clothes line. Next thing you know the sky's black and it starts hailing then down pouring. Guess the clothes got an extra rinse
!The End.
Tuesday: 5:00pm, 100°F, feels like 119°F, humidity 61%, wind SE @ 9mph, sunny
85*
Nym
Free Ranging
Wednesday 5th of June 9.40a.m. Overcast, some spittle. 9.3 / 13kph SW, Hg 51%, 14.4C / 57.9F top of 17C / 63F. Rain increasing.
Sheep graziers are warned that cold temperatures, rain and showers and southerly winds are expected during Wednesday evening and Thursday. Areas likely to be affected include the Illawarra forecast district and parts of the South Coast, Southern Tablelands, Snowy Mountains and Australian Capital Territory forecast districts. There is a risk of losses of lambs and sheep exposed to these conditions.
The next warning will be issued by 11:00 am EST Wednesday.
Moon is 3.1%
Roll clouds as seen over Gladesville in Sydney's north-west. (Supplied: Sandra Chapman)
An unusual and rarely seen cloud formation has highlighted the skies across eastern NSW.
A series of roll clouds materialised roughly around 11:30am before moving east and dissipating around 3pm on Tuesday.
The formation stretched more than 300km and was seen on satellite extending from the Southern Highlands all the way to Nelsons Bay in the north, and even further.
Residents across locations in Greater Sydney, the north coast and south coast shared photos of the phenomenon on social media.
"This cloud has been slowly rolling its way across Sydney for the last couple of hours. Must be at least 100km long. Amazing," wrote one person on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"Sydney clouds currently going wild out here," said another.
Many questioned what the clouds actually were.
Roll clouds are long tube-like clouds which are rare across most of the world.
What separates them from other horizontal clouds, for example a shelf cloud on the leading edge of a thunderstorm, is roll clouds are detached from other cloud features.
Roll clouds form when wind shear across a horizontal boundary leads to uplift and cloud formation - but confined to a shallow vertical slab of air.
This very specific prerequisite for development is why roll clouds are rarely seen in most regions.
On exception though is the famous and regular roll cloud, named the Morning Glory, found over Cape York Peninsula.
It forms when sea breezes collide from the Gulf of Carpentaria and northern Coral Sea.
ABC
Warning to Sheep Graziers
Issued at 7:54 AM EST on Wednesday 5 Jun 2024.Sheep graziers are warned that cold temperatures, rain and showers and southerly winds are expected during Wednesday evening and Thursday. Areas likely to be affected include the Illawarra forecast district and parts of the South Coast, Southern Tablelands, Snowy Mountains and Australian Capital Territory forecast districts. There is a risk of losses of lambs and sheep exposed to these conditions.
The next warning will be issued by 11:00 am EST Wednesday.
Moon is 3.1%
Series of rare roll clouds stretching more than 300km appear across Sydney skies
16 hours ago
By ABC meteorologist Tom Saunders and Jesse Hyland
Roll clouds as seen over Gladesville in Sydney's north-west. (Supplied: Sandra Chapman)
An unusual and rarely seen cloud formation has highlighted the skies across eastern NSW.
A series of roll clouds materialised roughly around 11:30am before moving east and dissipating around 3pm on Tuesday.
The formation stretched more than 300km and was seen on satellite extending from the Southern Highlands all the way to Nelsons Bay in the north, and even further.
Residents across locations in Greater Sydney, the north coast and south coast shared photos of the phenomenon on social media.
"This cloud has been slowly rolling its way across Sydney for the last couple of hours. Must be at least 100km long. Amazing," wrote one person on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"Sydney clouds currently going wild out here," said another.
Many questioned what the clouds actually were.
Roll clouds are long tube-like clouds which are rare across most of the world.
What separates them from other horizontal clouds, for example a shelf cloud on the leading edge of a thunderstorm, is roll clouds are detached from other cloud features.
Roll clouds form when wind shear across a horizontal boundary leads to uplift and cloud formation - but confined to a shallow vertical slab of air.
This very specific prerequisite for development is why roll clouds are rarely seen in most regions.
On exception though is the famous and regular roll cloud, named the Morning Glory, found over Cape York Peninsula.
It forms when sea breezes collide from the Gulf of Carpentaria and northern Coral Sea.
ABC
Data Sources
- Weather information based on data supplied by the Bureau of Meteorology and
- © 2024 WillyWeather
722 pm Tuesday fixing to storm
76° and clear
EmmaDonovan
Crossing the Road
9:30 PM
92F
7% humidity
clear
Young danger noodle crossing the street (he got across safely).
92F
7% humidity
clear
Young danger noodle crossing the street (he got across safely).
63°F mostly clear and calm
11:40 p.m.
11:40 p.m.
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