Enid
@ylangylangca.bsky.social
Birder, gardener and aromatherapy. YlangYlang and Vetiver are Heaven and Earth. Speaking of Earth, what have we done to our mother? 🌏🐦⬛💐
And in SF 🌈
Talk about microclimates! 🧐
Talk about microclimates! 🧐
December 25, 2025 at 10:50 PM
And in SF 🌈
Talk about microclimates! 🧐
Talk about microclimates! 🧐
Woke up at 3 AM to wild wind, pelting rain and thunder in Sunnyvale. Poor Santa! 😳
December 25, 2025 at 12:34 PM
Woke up at 3 AM to wild wind, pelting rain and thunder in Sunnyvale. Poor Santa! 😳
San Jose had no measurable rain from this last one. Fingers crossed we get at least an inch from the next one.
December 22, 2025 at 7:18 PM
San Jose had no measurable rain from this last one. Fingers crossed we get at least an inch from the next one.
We’re in the rain shadow in Sunnyvale by the bay. I’ve been watch the Doppler all day and it keeps staying north and dry. Hoping for better readings next week 🤞☔️
December 20, 2025 at 11:46 PM
We’re in the rain shadow in Sunnyvale by the bay. I’ve been watch the Doppler all day and it keeps staying north and dry. Hoping for better readings next week 🤞☔️
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I'm not sure most folks are aware of the immense magnitude of loss this would entail for the global weather and climate community, and beyond. NCAR has played a greater cumulative role in advancing weather prediction and atmospheric modeling than perhaps any other single entity in the world.
December 17, 2025 at 3:46 AM
I'm not sure most folks are aware of the immense magnitude of loss this would entail for the global weather and climate community, and beyond. NCAR has played a greater cumulative role in advancing weather prediction and atmospheric modeling than perhaps any other single entity in the world.
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Nearly all weather, climate, & natural hazard research involves NCAR in some way-either directly (as is the case with countless affiliated scientists at universities or elsewhere) or indirectly (through use of NCAR's irreplaceable community datasets, predictive models, or its computing facilities).
December 17, 2025 at 3:46 AM
Nearly all weather, climate, & natural hazard research involves NCAR in some way-either directly (as is the case with countless affiliated scientists at universities or elsewhere) or indirectly (through use of NCAR's irreplaceable community datasets, predictive models, or its computing facilities).
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In NorCal, a prolonged period of light to moderate (and occasionally heavy, in the mountains) rain will occur over next few days as a very persistent & warm atmospheric river stalls overhead. Snow levels will generally be above 7k-8k feet, so even Sierra passes will see rain.
December 18, 2025 at 8:12 PM
In NorCal, a prolonged period of light to moderate (and occasionally heavy, in the mountains) rain will occur over next few days as a very persistent & warm atmospheric river stalls overhead. Snow levels will generally be above 7k-8k feet, so even Sierra passes will see rain.
