There are a few interesting performers on the list. Most of it is boring genre music, same old same old.

Finally, the most interesting thing for me this month was the storm surge around 5–6 November. There was even a weather statement about it (unusual in my experience). Strong winds across the Salish Sea pushed water against the Victoria coast, raising sea-level […]

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Rain is summarised in these three panels. All observed Novembers (upper left) show that this month was typical and that the average November rain amount is pushed up by a few extremely wet months. Lower left are the number of days that saw rain in all observed […]

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Temperatures this past month were typical. The daily average trends downward over the month as we get closer to the solstice. I'm showing typical temperature ranges as well here to give you a feel for what the month can be like from year to year, and compared to […]

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@chris I don’t like this story. The problem is the agricultural pollution not Bezos. It’s easy to blame Bezos (is he even still in charge?) because he’s a dick.

@chris Don't get me started on fixing grades in high school so that meaningful admissions criteria can be set. The inability to do math at elementary level is shocking to me.

@chris We're being manipulated by governments and industry, by _people_ with vested interests. I don't think it's the same as an addiction.

@sundogplanets Writing "Despite huge advances in clean energy, greenhouse emissions were still rising", makes it seem that nothing can be done. A better phrase is "In spite of" to reflect the intentional nature of the delays.

@chris It’s actually a palindromic number. Even more difficult to reversesrever.