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A blob within a blob. Very interesting weather (an ancient curse). Two ocean plumes have penetrated, and we have an even colder blob cutting into our current one. Get the plastic on those windows!

@lazzarello Oh no, they've gone back to 'small town' directions -- Over by the red barn, with the cow...

Toronto storm not much. All the kids were going to Harry Potter downtown, and we were worried. But they all took transit and everything is running smoothly. I'm going to bed. :)

@girls_can OMG! That's a journal. Can they just do a series of tiktok videos? :)

@lazzarello I was waiting for this. Google has declared 'code red' for the chat AI. I guess that means they can't throw in ads with search any more.

@atomicpoet Soooo, Mastodon Chat System?
M... Stomping Grounds
M... Tootermainia
M... Conversation Situation

Son's electric car had the charging port freeze up.

@Benji @JonKramer If you seal the house, then you can get a natural 40% in the winter, which is good. Above that, the windows rain.
'Wind tunnel' was my term for a leaky house, which can go below 20%, which is bad.

@Benji @JonKramer Get the huge generic rolls and tape. Crack open a window in the furnace room. The chimney effect puts in a big pressure difference.

@Benji @JonKramer Ok, we'll just laugh at you when you want a glass of water. :)

@Benji @JonKramer For the old windows, I used to use that 3M shrink plastic over the frames. Then you can just peel it away in the Spring.

I've been waiting for this. The extreme cold is 10 times worse because of climate change. They are using the 'dancing jet stream' as the villian. I totally believe that (so the Dr. doesn't get blocked).
If we want to go into physics, you can look up on WikiP that the jet stream is passive to hot and cold zones. It's like a shadow, and cannot move air particles. It is just a continuous roll, like a thunderstorm, except there is a slight vector westward on the descending air. This can be 'sailed' by jet planes. Please don't think about physics, it keeps you up at night.

@Benji @JonKramer Yes, that is the natural humidity if you live in a wind tunnel. At the minimum have a steamer on at night, or you are a covid magnet. We, in Canada, usually have sealed windows. In fact, the new super houses need an energy air exchanger to stop the windows from raining.

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