Edited to add context. This was NC Highway 12 approximately 90mins before (top) and 90mins after (bottom) high tide at Oregon Inlet today, which divides the northern and southern outer banks in North Carolina.

What you’re seeing here is overwash due to a nor’easter off shore.

This is the only road that allows access to Cape Hatteras and the greater Hatteras Island area. This is the second time in 45 days the road has been washed out. It happens annually these days, the road is in a constant state of being washed out, re paved, and in some cases abandoned and replaced with bridges.

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Do you have mental guidelines — 14° means jacket, 22° means t-shirt? Do you weigh wind, sun, and rain too?
What does the forecast actually tell you? Or are you just checking whether it'll rain?

Is this low so far south and off shore unusual and related to the El Nino pattern, or just the transitional nature of late summer early fall?

Get ready to bask in some delightful sunshine! With a high of 58 degrees and gentle winds from the NNE at 5 to 10 mph, it’s the perfect day to enjoy the outdoors.

The past few years , the weather media outlets have changed the severe forecast maps. If you look at color shaded areas now, storms and forecasts that use to be yellow are now red or pink for example. Issuing Tornado Warnings when they aren't on the ground They make out the storms to be worse than what they are. I'm in Arizona and multiple news reportings of weather groups say "first Tornado Watches issued since 2010". No , you can search and see tornado watches were issued in 2025, 2024, 2023 etc. Why lie? Is it to get more views to up their ratings? That's my theory.

It's good to be aware and ready, but not at the expense of fear mongering.

We're having a huge Bogong moth year in Sydney Australia, and I noticed the radar lighting up after sunset on nights when nothing was falling.

The gif is 30 September. Going by the radar, about 4 mm of rain fell over land that night. The rain gauges caught 0.02 mm.

I wanted to know if it was a one-off, so I lined up every day from 22 September to 16 October against the gauges, this year and last. On a typical day this year it was 3.2 mm over, against 1.2 mm last year. On rainy days the BOM's cleaned radar matches the gauges pretty well, so the extra really is non-weather echo. The ZDR is 5 to 6 dB too, which fits insects I think?

Obviously radar can't tell you the species, so I can't prove it's Bogongs. But about 1 in 3 moths people photographed around Sydney this spring were Bogongs, compared with 1 in 67 last spring.

Write-up and data sources: https://aussiedatagal.github.io/bogong-moths/

I'm keen to hear from people who know radar better than me. Does this seem plausible? Are there explanations I haven't explored?

Get ready to soak up the sunshine! We’re in for a delightful day with a refreshing spring vibe. Expect a warm high of 67 degrees and gentle breezes coming in from the north at 5 to 10 mph. Perfect weather to enjoy the outdoors!

Hello,
I feel like there are times where cold is not pleasant at all, im shaking, my teeth are chattering.
And there are time where, for some reason, the cold is deeply pleasurable. I feel very aware, very alive, not shaking at all.

What is the difference ? Is is just mental or maybe it has something to do with humidity, wind or something else?

Photo #1: March 20th, 2026 @ 2:32pm

Photo #2: March 26th, 2026 @ 1:36pm