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  1. Here in Jacksonville Florida, it's been a much warmer February than normal. The temperature has reached 21C or 70F or above on most days. It's cooled off a little now though.
  2. I used to live right next to Bracknell! Wokingham in particular.
  3. wunderground.com might offer you some sunshine details. Local weather stations won't necessarily have reliable data, and definitely won't go back 20 years. Airport stations should be good though.
  4. Damn, this really shows how quickly the light level changed. It also shows the dusk-like light that resulted.
  5. My timelapse of hurricane Irma moving through North-East FL... My bedroom light kind of ruins some of the evening scenes unfortunately
  6. I live near Jacksonville, FL. We only had tropical-storm force winds in our area as far as I know, but it was still very loud and pretty damn scary. Yesterday, the winds picked up throughout the day as squall-lines moved through. However, the peak of the storm had to be between 2 and 3am last night. The biggest squall-line of them all came through then. The sound of the rain slamming into my window woke me up. It was COMPLETELY black, as no lights were on in the area. I'll be honest, it was terrifying. I was ready to dive out of my bed and into my closet, as there was a tornado watch. The squall moved on at 3am-ish. By dawn this morning, most of the rain had gone, but it was still very windy. The wind gradually died off throughout today. My area got it lightly compared to the rest of Florida. I can't imagine what it must have been like for areas further south than me and in the Caribbean. What a beast Irma was.
  7. Hi guys, I live near Jacksonville in NE Florida. The area is currently being battered by Irma's outer bands. Since earlier this afternoon, we've had multiple squall lines rattle through, bringing horizontal rains and the threat of tornadoes. This is forecasted to continue all night here. If there are any other Florida residents reading this (or anyone else being/has been affected by Irma, how is it where you are?
  8. Hello, I'm not sure which category this topic fits into, so I'm just posting here. nearly 2 weeks ago, I & my family traveled to Greenville, South Carolina, USA (from Florida) to see the total solar eclipse of August 21st, 2017. The event was spectacular and awe-inspiring. Photos and videos do not give away the incredible feeling of seeing it in real life. Images: A few minutes after the partial eclipse begun. Image taken through solar eclipse glasses. About midway through... Just a few minutes left by this point.. The diamond-ring effect seconds before totality. video:
  9. Damn, that sounds pretty serious. California and areas south of BC have had their drought, now it's Canada's turn
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