Ya, after watching the news and the flooding around here, F NY and them whiny bitches.

BTW gonna be almost 100 here tomorrow. That'll make flood cleanup fun.

The flood footage from Spencer Iowa is crazy.
They are going to have a long and difficult recovery.
We are holding steady here at the Cedar River in NE Iowa and they have dropped the river forecast.
We probably over prepared...but with full watersheds anything (like Spencer) can happen.

Same here. This summer has been nasty as ****. I hate hot, humid weather like I hate the Broncos.

Same thing every year around here the last ten years or so, we get maybe two weeks of nice 70 degree weather... then its straight into the 90s

Just imagine the suffering people endured before AC lol

A nasty system with up to 80mph winds and potentially baseball size hail headed into OKC.

Guess where I am this week?

Pawtucket Kentucky

According to the radar in the OP, I’m smack dab in the middle of Cheney Reservoir just west of Wichita.

It looks like I’m missing the core of the storm as it is staying east of where I am.

Crazy summer

Flooding is terrible. No words.


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Last night sure was a "welcome back" storm for me. It's been quite a few years since something like that

South part of the city was nuts, it thundered without stopping for like ten straight minutes. I picked a crazy day to fly into town

I know it's several days out, and I generally never believe forecasts that far in advance. But the high forecasted for the 4th of July is 83.

Can anyone in recent times remember a high that low on the 4th in the Midwest? I can't. But then again, my memory is shot.

I know there are sites that have historical data. But I just woke up. Give me a little bit to research it.

Could look it up on the NWS but too lazy. Don't need to if you don't want to.

A decade-ish or so ago we had a family thing down at the Lake of the Ozarks around the 4th. Woke up one morning to temps in the mid to upper 50's, and it was pretty damned refreshing. Can't lie.

https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=abr
https://www.weather.gov/wrh/Climate?wfo=fsd

play around with this
ABR is aberdeen
FSD is Sioux Falls

should be able to find historical temps for each date