Weather Forecast:
Part 1: Scary World Wide News... An absolute must see!!!!
Part 2: Warmest day of the warm weather, coming up!!!!
Part 3: Nasty weather to take the place of the warmth...
Part 4: Westport Weather Update...
Part 1:
I do not know if it is just me, or if there is a freakish number of earthquakes lately... Especially major ones... Think about it... Haiti earthquake... Brazil earthquake... Mexican/Californian earthquake... and then the earthquake today in Sumatra... Of course, as always, i did my full on research... Well believe it or not, it seems that we are on the right track for a normal earthquake year... Technically... We are just about 25% through with 2010, believe it or not... And just about 4,000 Earthquakes have been recorded this year... Wow that is a lot, right? Well the average number of earthquakes for one year in the world is around 30,000!!!! So if you multiply 4,000 by 4 to get one years worth of earthquakes... So the answer would be about 16,000 Earthquakes... The almost half of the average earthquakes... So we're heading for a below average earthquake year? Not exactly... Records show that after about 25% of the year the average number of quakes are 10,000... Then, records show throughout the year the earthquakes only increase... Meaning that we are ahead for this time of year, and will likely become more and more ahead as we go into the season, as we see an even higher increase in Earthquakes... If i had to estimate, i would say that by the end of the year, we are maybe just shy of 40,000 Earthquakes... Maybe more... This is really scary, because i am thinking, we are going to see more monster earthquakes, and in more unusual and highly populated areas... This is something that we should all keep an eye on and see if my prediction is right, and what the future holds... Since we are talking about earthquakes, why not pull up some facts and statistics so everyone can see just how substantial and scary this is... For some, this may be a warning...
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eqarchives/year/eqstats.php
http://www.ask.com/wiki/2010_earthquakes?qsrc=3044
Here are two great sites for looking at all the earthquake info and comparison!!!! I may talk more about this tomorrow...
Part 2:
Well tomorrow will be the warmest day for a while for many across the northeast... I am not going to talk to much about this other than temps will be anywhere from the lower 80's to the lower 90's!!!! So it will be a hot one, and record breaking... For more info, please go back to the last post...
Part 3:
Well starting Friday, it will get pretty ugly... Temps will drop into the 50's from the 80's and it will turn cloudy and rainy... No big monster rainstorm, just a plain, boring, lazy rain that will be just an annoyance... Luckily we will have a slow warm up into next week... Slowly into the upper 50's, then lower 60's, and by next weekend, we may be up back to around 70... So nothing to worry about, just a reality check!!!!
Part 4:
Hello Westport, hope everyone is having a good evening... We hit 75 today with cloudy conditions on and off throughout the whole day... We where close to getting some thunderstorms, but fortunately they passed of to the north and west making for a dry, cloudy day... Tomorrow no clouds, temps into the mid 80's, and no wind!!!! It will feel like the middle of summer!!!!!!! Record breaking warmth!!!!!!! Just beautiful weather tomorrow... You won't see this kind of weather again until maybe June or July!!!!!!! So, get out tomorrow!!!!!!! Now, don't get me wrong, Thursday will be beautiful and still warm, but no where near to as warm as Wednesday!!!! temps will be in the lower 70's Thursday and sunshine with building clouds... And Friday will be wet and cool, as a cold front pushes through... The cool and wet will continue through next week, so enjoy the warmth while it's here, because it won't be here again until maybe June or July!!!!!!! That's it for now, enjoy the weather!!!!!!
- P.S. : Remember, Monday, April 12, 2010, this blog may be completely changed... Check out the last post for more info!!!!
-Scott Pecoriello
