More from The Crystal Ball
truebluebasher said:
On the down low...Recent Astronaut crew have been Sharing Flaring!
Crew ain't got the time to pop in for a lighting visit...
Lazy crew : "I…
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basesix said:
as much as I love a good gall-peters projection for our hemisphere, a few polar shark fins does not a flattened globe make.. very hard to…
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velocityjohnno said:
Craig wrote:
Very interesting, you can go back in time here (though it's ozone), check the 23rd of May and there's an even stronger signal…
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velocityjohnno said:
Heard Island volcanic kaboom Jan 2024, ongoing:
https://www.volcanodiscovery.com/heard/news/232451/Heard-volcano-Austra…
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Craig said:
Yep looks like it's a misrepresentation of ozone as SO2. More later.
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basesix said:
Craig wrote:
Very interesting, you can go back in time here (though it's ozone), check the 23rd of May and there's an even stronger signal…
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Just wondering if some of you weather gurus out there could shed some light on why the models are drastically divergent at present, even in the short to medium term forecasts of 3-5 days out, let alone the long term forecasts (7+ days).
Is it due to a rather active and unusually late monsoon trough stretching across the top of the continent and out into the Coral Sea/Tropical South Pacific?
I just can't recall the models being this divergent (particularly in the short to medium term) for some time.