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  1. #Heatwave #SevereWeather #ClimateChange #RyanHall

    From Ryan Hall Y’all on FB: It's official.

    June, July and August of 2026 were the hottest summer in American history.

    Hotter than the Dust Bowl summer of 1936. Hotter than anything in 132 years of records.

    Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico just had the hottest summer their states have ever measured. Texas, Florida and California, top 4.

    1936 had eight states at #1. It also had six states cooler than normal. This summer had four at #1 and not one cool state.

    That is how you beat the Dust Bowl. Find your state on the map.

  2. Saturday’s forecast discussion begins.

    National Weather Service, Wakefield, VA
    705 AM EDT, Sat Sep 5, 2026

    Confidence in severe weather this afternoon has increased.

    Key messages:
    1) Scattered showers and storms are expected today into tonight.
    2) Strong to severe storms may occur with damaging wind gusts, heavy rainfall, and isolated large hail.
    3) Cooler temperatures are expected early next week with a brief warmup by midweek.

    #VAwx #NCwx #SevereWeather

  3. @BakerRL75 supper in the cellar tonight? Looks like it’s getting loud up there. Dismal Manor is close to the projected track. #VAwx #SevereWeather

  4. Weather Barn staff has just put together the afternoon updates. There’s now thunderstorm and heavy rainfall watches for the area up at 1400Q running until 2000Q or so. #VAwx #SevereWeather

  5. #Lala #SevereWeather #CountyofMaui #HIwx #Maui

    From County of Maui on FB: Tropical storm conditions are now spreading across Maui County as Hurricane Lala approaches, and a Tropical Storm Warning remains in effect for Maui, Lanai, Molokai and Kahoolawe.

    Heavy rainfall is expected to slam the valley isle, with 8 to 12 inches forecast for East Maui and 4 to 6 inches expected in West Maui. Officials warn that this intense downpour could trigger life-threatening flooding and mudslides, particularly in areas of steep terrain. Stay safe and avoid unnecessary travel.

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