by Paul Douglas | Jun 21, 2018 | Blog
Best Day of the Year to Get a Sunburn Technological innovation and real-time dissemination of storm warnings is saving lives. According to Ben Carlson, the number of deaths from natural disasters is 25 percent of what it was 100 years ago. By his calculations, since...
by Paul Douglas | Jun 20, 2018 | Blog
Showers Stall – El Nino Watch Issued by NOAA Traffic is so bad my detour needed a detour. Google Maps looks like the aftermath of a troubled toddler wielding a red crayon. Much like Los Angeles, rain adds a sloppy wildcard to our commutes. Weather patterns slow...
by Paul Douglas | Jun 19, 2018 | Blog
A Break from Swamp-like Heat Into The Weekend I just got back from Garmisch, in the Bavarian Alps of Germany, where I celebrated (mourned) a very big birthday. I should stop my whining. To paraphrase Richard Gere: don’t regret growing older, it’s a...
by Paul Douglas | Jun 2, 2018 | Blog
A May to Remember – Comfortable Start to June A sloppy frontal passage provides free A/C today, with highs in the 60s most of the day. Expect off and on showers, even a growl of thunder. 70s return for a blue-sky Sunday. I’ve never been happier gazing at...
by Paul Douglas | Jun 1, 2018 | Blog
Half Decent Weekend Weather – “Brown Ocean Effect” “Alberto” did something unusual as it tracked inland from the Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday. It strengthened from subtropical low into a well-developed tropical depression. Tropical systems...
