Marine heatwave off Oregon coast considered ‘extreme’ by NOAA
Marine heatwave off Oregon coast considered ‘extreme’ by NOAA
The average ocean temperature around the world reached 70 degrees in 2023 – the highest ever.
The average ocean temperature around the world reached 70 degrees in 2023 – the highest ever.
Dang it!
I have a business trip to Portland next week and I was looking forward to cooler temperatures than here in Tucson, but alas, it'll only be 5-10 degrees cooler.
Gee thanks climate change!
Don't get shanked!
Lived there for 7 years - I think I got it.
Step one, do not be in downtown, inner SE, inner NE, Gateway, or anywhere near a Max line or bus station after dark. Step two, carry mace and a stun gun. Step three, leave Portland for good and only return if I must << We are here.
We got a lot of hate from certain left leaning folks in Portland for leaving "because of the homeless". It's like, "No, dude, I'm leaving because my wife was assaulted by homeless no less than 3 times (twice physically, once was almost a rape), and that's even when she was "safely on TriMet. You can 'but not ALL homeless' all you want. My wife is traumatized and we want nothing to do with this shithole of a city".
Yeah, after the 3rd one we left, and we can say with certainty that we'll never ever come back to live in PDX.
I hope it doesn't kill off our delicious crabs.
That would explain why the temperatures have been above average consistently.
so... low 90s? not uncommon in the summer months.
I don't really get what you are trying to say. Do I read it as "There is nothing special about it" or as "This is a severe problem"?
low 90s is pretty normal in the late summer in the PNW