The Atlantic Ocean has a lot to say right now. And none of it is particularly good. My take on the deep Atlantic heat – which blows May 2005 out of the water – how it could impact hurricane season, and how it’s affecting us today via @CC_Yale https://t.co/5guoHicvON
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This el Nino year has made Texas have one of the wettest springs I can remember in the past 10 years. Been really overcast too, very little sun exposure. A lot of flu and colds this spring also.
Not far west Texas…dry as a bone! Our “rainy season” usually starts around July 4 weekend….
Haha, “rainy season”, that’s a good one. I’ll be surprised if we get 2 or 3 short rains in west Texas for the whole summer.
Is anyone really not mentioning weather modification, geoengineering?