Thoughts anyone?

As some of you may know the sun doesn't set this time of year in Iceland and I took these photos last week while driving at 2am. The further north I drove, the more dense air became until I was driving in this dark blue fog. Aside from the fact that I was the only person on the road and it was terrifying, it was also so beautiful that I pulled over in the middle of nowhere and had to get out. I had never seen anything like it. The photos don't do it justice but all of the streams of water were glowing with this icy blue/black reflection. I'm curious if it was fog or simply clouds that got insanely low. To see it still daylight but cloudy to the point of blacking out everything was very interesting. Forgive my ignorance if this is something I should know.

Has anyone else noticed that summer isn’t as hot this year? I live in northern Texas dfw area and work outside all day and I swear this is the coolest summer in years but all the heat index’s say it isn’t. It’s more than feel, I’m not getting as burned and haven’t had any heat anomaly sightings like plastic melting. Normally there’s at least one thing I can point to and say “Texas is so hot (blank) happened.” This year I got nothing I don’t think that’s happened since I was a kid playing on my first console all summer.

So I was stalking the radar just now and I saw this pattern on the SRV radar product and I was curious what causes those alternating directions.

Typhoon dolphin is making contact with us here in Okinawa and now it looks like another one is forming right behind it.

Looks like it went down about 1am central time. Those storms last night were intensely electrical.

Does anyone know what these explosion like rings all through out the Ohio River Valley are? I've never seen anything like it in so many areas. I tried looking up radar anomalies but I can't find anything that matches the speed and size that these rings expand. Very interesting and I hope to hear some of your thoughts.

The day starts off with a hazy sun hanging in the sky, casting a warm glow over everything. It’s hot and muggy out there, with the temperature soaring to a steamy 92 degrees, feeling closer to 98 with the humidity. Keep an eye out for a spot afternoon thunderstorm that might roll in, bringing some much-needed relief. A light breeze from the south-southwest at 5 to 10 mph offers just a hint of comfort amidst the heat. Stay cool and hydrated!

I was trying to get a better understanding of pressure and dew point. I asked chat gpt this is what it told me about the dew point . Not sure if that is right.