Governor DeSantis wants to keep Florida sunny

Banning Geoengineering and weather modification

Ron DeSantis @GovRonDeSantis

"I support the bill by Senator @IleanaGarciaUSA to ban geoengineering and weather modification.

The Florida house, though, has gutted the bill and actually codified the practices.

We don’t want to indulge this nonsense in Florida, where we are proud of our sunshine."

Hear what our governor has to say--

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Florida is well-known for its sunshine, hundreds of miles of beautiful white sandy beaches, and clear turquoise waters.

Ron DeSantis is calling on the legislature to keep Florida sunny by banning geoengineering and weather modification.

Inauguration Day Weather

An Arctic blast will give Trump the coldest inauguration in 40 years

CNN — The coldest air of winter so far will blast into Washington, DC, on Monday as President-elect Donald Trump stands up in front of the capitol to take his oath of office.

The temperature on Inauguration Day at noon — when the president-elect swears in — is expected to be in the low-20s, which is around 20 degrees below normal.

It will likely be the coldest Inauguration Day since President Ronald Reagan’s second inauguration in 1985 when the noon temperature was 7 degrees. The noon temperature was 28 degrees for President Obama’s first inauguration in 2009.

Winds of 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph are likely Monday. These winds will make conditions feel downright frigid. Wind chills are likely to hover around 10 degrees during the daylight hours Monday and could drop into the single digits after sundown.

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New Jersey governor has declared a state of emergency.

Kamala desperate

 Kamala Harris recently called into The Weather Channel and tried to tell the experts about how hurricanes work.

Talk about censoring & and overstepping. Here’s Kamala calling into the Weather Channel to tell them what they should & shouldn’t say when reporting on the Hurricane.

She’s a certifiable clown 🤡

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NOAA’s monthly and yearly reports are not representative of reality

“NOAA fabricates temperature data for more than 30 percent of the 1,218 USHCN reporting stations that no longer exist.”

“They are physically gone—but still report data—like magic,” said Lt. Col. John Shewchuk, a certified consulting meteorologist.

“NOAA fabricates temperature data for more than 30 percent of the 1,218 USHCN reporting stations that no longer exist.”

He calls them “ghost” stations.

Mr. Shewchuck said USHCN stations reached a maximum of 1,218 stations in 1957, but after 1990 the number of active stations began declining due to aging equipment and personnel retirements.

NOAA still records data from these ghost stations by taking the temperature readings from surrounding stations, and recording their average for the ghost station, followed by an “E,” for estimate.

Read The Epoch Times

So now we have NOAA fudging reports--fake data under a fake president.

Hail in Lake Worth Beach

This is a video of the hail we got yesterday...I thought at first someone was throwing stones at the buiilding. The hail was good size chunks of ice.

"I thought the pier was going to blow away"

Just for the fun of it:' People watch waves, wind at Lake Worth Beach

At Benny's on the Beach in Lake Worth Beach, Palm Beach County residents watched as the storm rolled in on Saturday afternoon.

"I came out here to get some food and some drinks with my cousin and see the rain from the pier, honestly. That's why we came here," Brian Kiewicz said. "Tornado, hurricane conditions, honestly, like, I thought the pier was going to blow away."

The city of Lake Worth Beach closed the pier for the weekend, citing the inclement weather.

Heavy winds and large surf are also why lifeguards throughout Palm Beach County flew double red flags Saturday, closing the water to swimmers.

WPTV

Lake Worth Beach Pier closed

Lake Worth Pier closed for second day as strong winds and rough surf continue

WPBF 25 First Warning Meteorologists have declared First Warning Weather Days through Sunday due to widespread rain and the potential for severe weather and tornadoes.

There are multiple advisories in effect across Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast.

"Strong winds, dangerous boating and heavy rain will continue to materialize into the weekend," said Chief Certified Meteorologist Cris Martinez. "Boating conditions continue to be on the dangerous side with wave heights up to 15 feet in some locations offshore," he added.

A high surf advisory is in effect for Coastal Palm Beach County through Sunday and a gale warning is in effect for the coastal waters from the Jupiter Inlet to Deerfield Beach until 7 a.m. Sunday.

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Video from 5 years ago--Similar to what we are experiencing right now.

Flood Watch through this Evening

The Weather Channel® Weather Alert • 24 min ago

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch on Oct 1 for Metro Palm Beach County.

...FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT THROUGH THIS EVENING...

* WHAT...Flash flooding caused by excessive rainfall is possible. * WHERE...A portion of southeast Florida, including the following areas, Coastal Broward County, Coastal Miami Dade County, Coastal Palm Beach County, Metro Broward County, Metro Palm Beach County and Metropolitan Miami Dade.

* IMPACTS...Excessive runoff may result in flooding of rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations.

* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...
- Periods of heavy rainfall is expected this morning through early this evening across the east coast metro. Rainfall amounts of 2-4 inches with locally higher amounts of 6+ inches are possible. This rainfall when combined with already high soil moistures from previous heavy rain, may result in flooding today, especially across poor drainage locations. - Weather.gov

The "real" View

Waterspout across Intracoastal from Harvard Drive College Park area

UPDATE--SEE 2ND SPOUT BELOW
I was sent this photo just now by a Lake Worth resident who took this photo of a waterspout across from her home. Waterspouts can do a lot of damage.

From the photo it looks like a "Tornadic waterspout," also accurately referred to as "tornadoes over water," are formed from mesocyclones in a manner essentially identical to land-based tornadoes in connection with severe thunderstorms, but simply occurring over water.

It was reported that this was moving down the coast. Has anyone ever seen a waterspout before? I just got a severe weather alert on my phone until 6:15.

See the videos

Around 4th and Lakeside Drive--taken by Pam Triolo's husband

State's Snowpack off the Charts

Colorado's snowpack is 40 times normal after rare summer solstice dump

Even before the snow on the first day of summer, The Denver Post wrote, the state's snowpack was "in virtually every numerical sense--off the charts."

Climate change freaks are going nuts.

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Tonight 1-31-19

Blame it on Gordon

Read about Gordon...

Tropical Storm expected through Tuesday

Surfers might love this--Tropical wave could bring wind gusts up to 45 mph; Florence no threat

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Hurricane Season underway

NOAA predicts nothing to worry about with these two storms but they may turn into tropical storms by week's end. Right now X is a tropical depression at 35mph.

What a downpour!

At last - RAIN

We have been experiencing a drought for quite some time. My front lawn looks like dried wheat.

Baby Iguana affected by our cold weather

Just found this guy on our lawn--At first I thought it was a Cuban Anole but decided it was a young Iguana.

Dead to the touch but "these cold-blooded reptiles go into a deep sleep when the temperature falls into the 40s Fahrenheit.. Their bodies turn gray, and they lose their grip, experts say." He has about 15 more minutes of sun in this spot.  Not good for his survival as tonight it will be in the 30's.

Hopefully, this little guy will awaken.

Severe weather Palm Beach County

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What a day!

Up to 3 inches per hour--
FLOOD WATCH FROM 3:39PM EDT TUE UNTIL 8PM EDT WED ...FLOOD WATCH IN EFFECT THROUGH WEDNESDAY EVENING...