a cold front is approaching and weather maps like WeatherUnderground WunderMap show the front on the map, but how is the position of the front determined? it it based on barometric pressure at the reporting stations? Temperature or something else. ??
@BianchiWeather @NWSBoulder
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#cowx Thankfully the Humidity is low, at 18% which allows my evap cooler to keep the inside at 72 F, for now,will see later how it goes.
(KFNL)
Fair
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Humidity 18% Wind Speed E 14 mph Barometer 30.10 in (1011.2 mb) Dewpoint 42°F (6°C) Heat Index87°F (31°C)
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Doug Baker retweeted
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@cowx @NWSBoulder fixed! ! thanks I think, although now I know how cold and snowy it may be. ❄️❄️❄️
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#cowx ok, how low will it go. I am in Fort Collins, will this beat the cold snap of Dec 2022, or Dec 1990?
@9NEWS @9NEWSWeather
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I read a rumor - strong arctic front moving into the area either on Wed. or Thu.
Anyone want to guess how low will it go, along the front range of Colorado?
#cowx
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#asknasa, how much change in velocity because of the 17 min deorbit burn.
I say if you fill it, launch it :) #Artemis Don't press your luck in filling this again on the 27th.
I know can't launch today, just joking:
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Replying to @fortcollinsgov
@fortcollinsgov @coloradoan it seems there are many(27) outages, are these related to high temperature today?
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Black Box Episode 1: Inside the Cockpit of JAL 123, The Worst Single Aircraft Accident in History - Part 1 milestogo.libsyn.com/black-b…
@milesobrien when is Episode 2? and 3?
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It is 50f at midnight in Fort collins, but 36 at the fort collins/ Loveland airport. Crazy #cowx #FortCollins
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#cowx when the forecast discussion uses the word
enigma, who knows how much snow?
Friday`s system remains a bit of an enigma.
forecast.weather.gov/product…
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former potus may have broke the law, shocking, actually can't wait to see him in a orange jumpsuit.
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#MarsHelicopter I know Mars atmosphere is thin, but how thin?, as compared to vacuum, moon(almost vacuum) and Earth, at sea level and where I live at 1524 meters elevation.


