The PSL Dilemma.
Thursday, August 17, 2023 · Elan
intern reprimanded for (1) possession of banned vile brew (2) even if unvile we smack dab middle summer (3) failure to abide by handbook which takes this issue so seriously we affixed a ghostbusters 🚫PSL sticker (what’s next we gonna start naming winter storms?) pic.twitter.com/FoKJX7JIg6
— NashSevereWx (@NashSevereWx) August 17, 2023
Whether I was rightfully reprimanded or not, I stand by my actions. PSL is a good great flavor, and the morning air just had that fall feeling to it, so I went for it. Tomorrow I might go for an iced pumpkin spiced latte. Who’s gonna stop me? I’ll face the consequences.
The next few mornings I will continue to sip on my PSL because it’ll be feelin’ like fake fall.
High temps will slowly warm throughout the week, reaching uncomfortable levels by next week, when I will (maybe) put away the PSLs for a little. At this point I might just stick with them, I’m already committed.
Along with the rising temps, dewpoints will also be rising, causing heat index values to surpass the 100° mark by early next week. Blah.
Enjoy the next few mornings, remember and cherish them. Fall is soon, but not soon enough.
Still no rain chances the next 7 days, and that is okay. We can “afford” a dry period.
Since June 18, there have been 33 days with measurable rainfall in Nashville, which is the most we've ever experienced in the period of June 18th through August 16th. The previous record of 32 days with measurable rainfall during that period was set all the way back in 1883.
— NWS Nashville (@NWSNashville) August 17, 2023
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