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@ilySalt What is goin on with jynxzi’s arm am I tripping

Mooda apologized to Jynxzi for lying about his hours on Rainbow Six Siege after he claimed he was new to the game but was exposed for having over 4,000 hours 👀❤️

@5nddcszzrx @pokimanelol @bigmonkeong Not that I agree with her, but you’re contradicting yourself by using the word sociopath immediately after saying she diminishes powerful words into nothing lol

@pokimanelol @bigmonkeong People like you are a threat to real victims because you dimish powerful words into nothing. You are as expected a sociopath who never formed any friendships.

you realize people can be victims of cheating, right..?

@diga_loquediga @fvckfemi_ That 1 day is the first day of year 26. You don’t become 26 until you’ve completed the 26th year. When you turn 1 year old, you’ve already been alive for one year, and are now starting your second

@fvckfemi_ what are you talking about, if you turn 25 this year, the first day of your birthday you´ll have 25 and 1 day years old

when you realize that the age u turn on ur birthday is the age u just completed, not the age you're starting

@fniasimperrz @HumansNoContext I was squinting at first, I could tell it was ai but couldn’t see it then I closed and opened them and I actually gasped 😭

@HumansNoContext That fucking jumpscared me

@stormwx1 if said obsv. is correct, would it be the result of extr. cold events tending to underachieve and heat events tending to overachieve? Or rather a mechanism of how the model makes its predictions? Complexities of lake interactions? Just a ? to further my understanding. (2/2)

@stormwx1 slightly off topic question - I notice that the HRRR tends to frequently overestimate extreme cold, however when it comes to extreme heat, it tends to be a little more accurate, while also more bullish in comparison to other models (1/2)

Snow squalls, cold, and wind incoming.

@9northofthehill @TermsAndLimits @6ixbuzztv toronto.weatherstats.ca/charts/tempera… go ahead and go back as many years as u want

@TermsAndLimits @6ixbuzztv Can't... they erased all the data 🤷🏼‍♂️😂

Toronto has gone 18 days without temperatures above freezing, one of its longest cold streaks in over a decade

@slattydonsaint @itsqail it might have been sainte-marie among the hurons in Midland. I recall going on that one in elementary

@itsqail yall remember that first nations/aboriginal field trip? shyt was such a fever dream with the giant longhouses and tipis and of course the smell of fire and wood😭

I have a very vague memory of the most Canadian elementary school trip ever where we went into some forest and collected sap from maple trees

@Mitchh_gm @BorHawks @WxOntario1 Also, winds can cause upwelling and draw warmer water from deeper within the lakes

@BorHawks @WxOntario1 Layers of ice pile on top of each other and collect at waters edge, reducing overall coverage but not necessarily total volume of ice

Lake #Huron is now 73% ice covered 🧊 We'll see how this week plays out with the cold temps persisting Gusty winds this week may shift/ break apart the ice, which would bring the total coverage down #OnWX #ONStorm

@stormwx1 What kinda ratio are we talking with -10c? 20:1 ballpark?

0.8” QPF with temperatures <-10c is downright impressive. This could be a doozy.

@WxOntario1 Your neverending beef with InstantWeather is a beautiful thing

"SuPrIsE SnOwStOrM"....pffft Models have been showing some kind of snowstorm impacting parts of Southern #Ontario for the past 3 days now Track has been shifting back and forth, but the storm itself is no surprise 🥱 #OnWX #ONStorm

@WxOntario1 @scottjohalloran Lot more of the map south of Algonquin would be blue if it wasn’t for lake effect

@scottjohalloran A combination of several things...storm track, mild temps, lake temps etc..

The #GTA snowhole is back 🥀 Both the 🇪🇺 and 🇨🇦 show the heaviest snow staying outside this area over the next 10-15 days with many cashing in on plenty of snow #OnWX #ONStorm

@SMcsabbath @BrianRoemmele youtu.be/_A31FwHKAiA?si…

@BrianRoemmele AI bullshit! Rocks don’t bounce like that. I live in Oak Creek Canyon in Sedona, we get at least 4 rock slides a year here. Totaled my Sequoia with one last year. It was either the rocks or the on coming truck. I chose the rocks. Rocks don’t bounce like that.

This Is Why Rock-Shed Tunnels Exist. Just in time for this landslide…

@natlforecast Won’t mixing have a significant effect on totals south of the 401 corridor?

Strong upward omega towards DGZ and southerly winds should enhance lake effects, and any 750–850 mb frontogenesis could push snowfall rates higher. This system has solid over-achieving potential, with HREF max showing 15–20 cm possible for Toronto. #onwx #onstorm #Toronto

@Barrakuda53 @RedStateLiving @ClimateCornerHQ I’m not too well versed in climatology, however to my understanding climate change is a story of higher variability and more extremes. I imagine as global average temps rise winters will trend warmer, but with more frequent and extreme changes, such as storms and cold snaps.

@Biggi3_ @RedStateLiving @ClimateCornerHQ Thanks. Looking at winters only for the long term (next 25 yrs), would you project warmer, cooler or similar-to-recent-history winters for the central US?

BREAKING🚨🚨 The earliest Major Polar Vortex Collapse in history could be unfolding right now... Only three November SSW events have occurred in the past 70 years - two triggered full wind reversals. This one would set a new record.... #polarvortex #winter #forecast #outlook

@Barrakuda53 @RedStateLiving @ClimateCornerHQ It indicates a potential colder and more active pattern in December rather than the entire winter, however the current ENSO phase (La Nina) trends colder and more active for a large portion of North America during the winter.

@Barrakuda53 @RedStateLiving @ClimateCornerHQ The temperature warming in the arctic causes more stability between the air on either side of the jet stream, thus weakening it, and allowing it to bend such that the cold air (at the surface) can dive southwards. (2/2)

@RedStateLiving @ClimateCornerHQ Common occurrence in winter, and when the polar jet dips far south the air contained within it is what you hear being referred to as the polar vortex. The interesting part here is how strong the sudden warming might be is for this time of year. More typical of mid winter.

@RedStateLiving @ClimateCornerHQ Sudden warming in the polar stratosphere weakens the boundary between the arctic airmass and mid latitude airmass (polar jet stream). When weak, said jet stream develops dramatic waves, and thus can dip far south allowing the cold arctic air at the surface to flood southwards