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How flower give so good smell
by RITESH- 1 reply
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Hello How flower give so good smell that it is used in shampoo, perfumes, soap, washing powder how flower is converted to smell can we eat flower ?
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UK Winter 2022/23 & rainy season
by UK_Palms- 1 reply
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I figure I better do a thread for this coming winter so that I am not clogging up the 'what is your current yard temperature' thread again. So far it has been incredibly mild and almost summer-like at times. The rain and unsettled windier conditions have arrived though as the Atlantic oceanic influence has reestablished, taking over from the high pressure, subtropical ridging associated with the Azores high and Csb conditions in southern England. No sign of any cold potential though yet, assuming we even get any this coming winter. ECMWF has temps pushing 26-27C / 80F on Halloween in London and southeast England. A far cry from the weather that we used to experience …
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Erin
by steve 9atx- 1 reply
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Who's gettin' wet out there from TS Erin? It's pouring in Houston right now. Unfortunately, I have to get on an airplane for Austin in a few hours - it's socked in the whole way from here to there. Steve http://www.wunderground.com/radar....D=HGX19
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Hurricane Nicholas
by DCA_Palm_Fan- 1 reply
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I know it formed right before landfall, and it only made it to Cat 1. What concerns me about this storm is the stall. Its going to stall probably tomorrow for at least a few days. The cone turns into a circle indicating a stall. This could be catastrophic. I guess we will find out, but after what we saw Harvey did, this is a definite concern.
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cold in florida some damage?
by samirbouag- 1 reply
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hy everyone! i saw in a french weather website that a cold wave touched florida! did you get some palms damage? how much did you get (temperature)?
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Haven't see the sun in a very long time.
by Palm crazy- 1 reply
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Yesterday we had a few hours of sunshine here around noon, that means in the last 60 days I have had 1.5 days of sunshine, lol! Maybe in January this poor Kangaroo Paw will get some of its color back.
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Lowest summer diurnal variation
by Xenon- 1 reply
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What's the Deal?
by alex_7b- 1 reply
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I see temps are way up out west, even at higher altitudes.
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Equinox today
by Tyrone- 1 reply
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Today is the equinox when day and night are roughly equal right across the globe. So here is a track by Jean Michel Jarre.
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no Alaska storms this year.......
by trioderob- 1 reply
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lived in san diego 40 years never remember a rain season with no storms dropping down from Alaska all we had were weird mini pineapples from the south west coast of mexico
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Hurricane Paolma
by bubba- 1 reply
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I heard Paolma had jumped to 140 MPH and then yesterday saw our local mullet wrapper showing it coming directly our way.(So/Fla)Those mullet wrappers are getting thinner and thinner and I wonder why?
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Honolulu cool October temps
by CLINODAVE- 1 reply
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I posted this in another weather thread some weeks back: "Regarding Hawaii's recent temps, I checked nearby Wunderground stations and other NWS stations close to HNL where I think the main NWS station is located, and none of them showed lows below the 70sF on 24 Oct, when the airport was in the 50s supposedly. To add to the weirdness, Kaneohe observations (windward Oahu) went from 72 at 1:57 a.m. to 55 at 2:57 a.m. and back up to 75 at 3:57. Seems like a short time for such wild swings. I emailed NWS Honolulu to get their take. Last time I noticed a local temp anomaly and contacted them, they told me I was correct and their equip had malfunctioned." I emaile…
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Tropical monsoon
by ruskinPalms- 1 reply
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Hi all! Just curious about this map I pulled from Wikipedia about tropical monsoon climates. I’m surprised (but maybe not totally surprised) to see parts of Florida shaded in on the map. I guess that explains why so many tropical palms do ok here until the big freezes 🤷♂️
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Flirting with the Monsoon ..and some thoughts on summer 2018
by Silas_Sancona- 1 reply
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On another hot Saturday evening, it is interesting to think that at the same time just last week, it was cloudy, humid and only 78F, compared to 95F out atm. That coming after a very good ( and unexpected) downpour earlier in the day, thanks in part to the squeeze play between the remnants of former Hurricane Bud, and an approaching upper level low moving N.E. from northern Baja. While most of the valley ( inc. Phoenix proper ) completely missed out, and thus continue the streak of rainless days since March ( 102+ and counting) we received a healthy .50-.75" which, in other places, might not seem like much.. but is practically un-heard of here, esp. in June. Rain duri…
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Man Made Urban Heat Island
by Collectorpalms- 1 follower
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Tonight’s GFS forecast is a good illustration of the impact of urbanization. Take a look at forecast for DFW and Austin tonight. DFW airport is expecting 25F, rural areas in the low teens to single digits. Downtown Austin 25F as well, rural area low/mid teens. Whenever I get asked if climate change is real, I say ask yourself if you have ever laid on asphalt in the sun. Yes, it’s real for anyone in a very urbanized area like Dallas, Houston, Phoenix for example.
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cold coming- more record lows?
by Geoff- 1 reply
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Supposedly a really amazingly cold front is coming to Southern California that might eclipse the horrendous freeze of two years ago. Not again! http://www.venturacountystar.com/news/2008...sets-sights-on/
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Check out the burning tree and the image in the car's windshield. Watch it on youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9vIM2t8nIE#t=12
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Hot times in US
by bubba- 1 reply
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Temperature Humidity Dewpoint Feel Like Florida Sunrise/100F/53%/80/123F Okkeechobee/102F/43%/75/116F Winter Park/104F/47%/73/113F Louisiana Houma/100F/54%/81/123F Theriot/96F/54%/77/114F Dulac/95F/57%/75/115F Texas Alvin/97F/63%/83/126F Pasadena/97F/54%/73/109F Lampasa/102F/42%/75/113F California Palm Springs/107F/30%/66/127F Calexico/108F/28%/66/121F Needles/112F/21%/61/119F Arizona Tucson/103F/35%/70/115F Phoenix/108F/30%/65/117F Yuma/109F/25%/65/121F Not certain how the “Feel Like” is calculated but I know what a dew point over 80 feels like…
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A Year of Weather 2013
by Jimbean- 1 follower
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I thought I would share this:
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2010 and 1977
by Jimbean- 1 reply
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For those who have lived and remembered then, or have studied the events well enough, how do these freezes compare? Both of which are El-nino winters.
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Temps OK here
by Fouquieria- 1 reply
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If we don't get a substantial amount of rain in Feb-Mar, this coming summer is going to be a disaster. Temps on the other hand have been quite mild in San Diego. These are readings so far in January from a place just down the hill from me: http://www.wunderground.com/weatherstation...mp;yearend=2010
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Hawaii Big Island eruption
by Tracy- 1 reply
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I didn't see any posts on the impacts of the volcano eruption and evacuation of Leilani Estates, and know that some folks who post are either in Leilani Estates or nearby. I was wondering how everyone is doing while hoping for the best? Volcanoes are sort of weather.
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What the hail?
by Hillizard- 1 reply
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Strong storm with lightning, thunder, rain and hail passed through interior NorCal this afternoon. Temperature dropped from low 60sF to mid 40sF in a few minutes. Doesn't look like it damaged most of my palms as the hailstones were small. Events like this happen almost every winter here, but once a season is enough!
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SOUTH FLORIDA COLD - RECORDS
by Cristóbal- 1 reply
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From weather underground: Public Information Statement Statement as of 12:00 PM EST on January 11, 2010 ... Historic cold weekend in South Florida... Temperatures over the weekend and early Monday morning plunged to levels not seen in 20 years over South Florida in the wake of the Arctic cold front which blasted through the region early Saturday morning. Temperatures remained at or below 50 degrees for more than 48 consecutive hours, finally rising above 50 during the late morning to midday hours Monday. Although no records are kept of consecutive number of hours at or below 50 degrees, it is likely that this streak is among the longest on record…
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http://sciencedude.freedomblogging.com/200...a-little/12526/ I am off to cover the plants....... Jeff
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