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TONIGHT: some event in six hours! - 17h ago
I live in the sunniest part of Germany. Still happens.
ITT: People being mad at Seattle.
Which happens to be where Matt Inman (the artist) lives.
You’ve just described Buffalo/Rochester to a T
I deeply relate and also feel personally attacked haha
This is the Pacific Northwest described in 6 panels. Well done.
I got to see the boob clouds once. 10/10
Ugh, my entire life in Washington State
Fucking Seattle.
This is exactly what happens in ukraine.
I’ve been screwed by the pnw about this, but it’s been no worse than fucking ohio.
This is me now that birds are migrating back. I want to get up early for golden hour photos but it’s always cloudy until the sun has been up for a few hours. One of these days I’ll get lucky.
There’s an interesting phenomena that happens when there’s a solar eclipse, the clouds clear out shortly before the eclipse begins.
Not sure if it’s consistent or why that happens at all, but that was my experience with it during the last eclipse.
Sounds like the phenomenon is you being the luckiest bastard under the sun!
Some clouds will dissipate, some will not. A storm will not dissipate because of an eclipse, let’s put it that way. It’d be sick as fuck, and probably freak everyone the fuck out, but I don’t think it can happen. Maybe if the storm was already dying.
Yeah. Wasn’t a storm, just cloudy.
After reading a bit about it, it seems low level cumulus clouds will clear due to the shifting weather, due to the onset of colder climate of the sun being partially blocked, those clouds clear out and basically vanish by the time the solar eclipse starts.
Won’t work on storms or such, but if it’s just cloudy, by the time the eclipse is in full force, you get a clean view.