Weather where you are

[Tabascocat]

In Fargo for a week. It was 36 when I got here and today it is 48 with rain. I packed nothing for cold weather

 

[Montanalo]

In Fargo for a week. It was 36 when I got here and today it is 48 with rain. I packed nothing for cold weather

Sounds like our weather - a cool 38 this morning - with lot of of rain.

 

[triplets_93]

Here in the DFW area:

It’s 87F now (feels like 93F) SE 17, with a Dew Point of 72F.

This is why we all have AC in Texas . . . ! ! !

 

[triplets_93]

"Trail Ridge Road in Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park will remain closed over Memorial Day weekend due to challenging weather conditions.

Despite earlier progress, snowplow crews have faced setbacks caused by strong winds, which have led to low visibility, snow drifting back over cleared areas, and a thick layer of ice beneath the snow.

The road, which reaches elevations of about 12,180 feet, is the highest continuous paved road in North America and connects Estes Park and Grand Lake.

With snow and freezing temperatures forecast above 10,000 feet, park officials are urging visitors to stay updated on conditions and be prepared to adjust travel plans." - CBS Colorado

 

[triplets_93]

It’s hot up in here today ! ! !
93F (99) Dew Point 69F

 

[triplets_93]

Canadian wildfire smoke and a dust plume from Africa could collide over the South this week

A plume of dust originating from Africa’s Sahara Desert is tracking west across the Atlantic Ocean Tuesday and will soon reach parts of the Southeast.

https://www.accuweather.com/en/weat...ould-collide-over-the-south-this-week/1781046

Premier Scott Moe accredited the start of “over 90 per cent of the fires” in Saskatchewan to be caused by “human activity.”

“If you take away the human activity that’s starting those fires, we would have a lot less fires in the province,” Moe said Sunday, further suggesting an increase in agricultural production, province and nationwide, would help prevent wildfires throughout the season.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford chimed in, suggesting forestry cleanup — including tree harvesting and dry brush removal — was imperative to mitigate the chance of widespread fires.