Harry Potter Fans With No Life

Nineties here for the next few days, as well.
Though the dew points will be much higher than in Howlerville.
None of the storms developed.

yup ... it is a dry heat. thank goodness for that.

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Not mine! 72°F dew point now.

Pretty nasty out, right now.

So - it was 95 F/35 C in Denver today. I was critter sitting for some friends who went to the high country to see the Perseids better. As I headed home around 1pm there were towering nasty black storm clouds over my county, lots of lightning, but by the time I got home it was just a pleasant rain and maybe 70 F/21 C... (The evil storms headed East and are now giving parts of the southern 'burbs a go.)

I'd never make it as a NASCAR driver. The 90s F/30s C exhaust me!

Any flooding your way?

Not really. Most of the storms have skipped past us. The really good flooding was a couple days ago, west of Colorado Springs (three or so hours from here).
http://kdvr.com/2015/08/10/heavy-rain-f ... ngs-areas/





I am, however, concerned about this "Godzilla" el nino they are talking about.

Do you believe it will be responsible for a Mothra winter?

From the expert (something or other) I was listening to the other day, he presumed/predicted that only the coastal cities will experience the Godzilla effects; inward lands were suppose to get milder weather similar to last year's winter. Time will tell.

rained yesterday evening; rained during the night and rained again this morning.

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With all the rains, has the greater Howler region begun to green-up a bit?





Still hot & humid here.

Our weather guys are comparing the el nino to the winter of 1997, sort of like Moo's last winter was.