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Probably around 1.75” since Sunday?

We knew

Yup just the start of the acclimation process.

48 looks like it's going to be my low this morning.

I wonder if our resident -not-so-secret @CoastalWx admirer, Boris has put his clothing back on... @CoastalWx, take a peek outside your bedroom window and check...

Why am I not surprised this is turning out to be a snooze. Just enough to ruin another weekend too!

985 was always a bit suspect

Wow, that is probably too weak, but I'm balls-deep in ENSO right now, so only keeping peripheral tabs.

Doubtful....it's just unlikely to be as memorable as many starving weather enthusiasts would like.

I was thinking more strength wise. Like 1000mb seems a bit weak for this setup.

0z gfs says it’s a prelude to winter once the southeast ridge gets established. Apps runner. In seriousness, it’s good to see the gulf open.

I don't know. Feels like November not September

41.7° The step-down is real, but not spectacular...

Loving the gloom. Let's see if we can get out of this thing without any rain.

Meh. Overnight runs shifted it east. Both Euro and GFS 6z this morning have it missing us completely and into Boston. Which is good cause it's Homecoming at the school this weekend and my wife is freaking out. Why I have no idea.

.86” ending at 7AM and 2.01” since Sunday.

39.7°

Overnight runs trended weaker and further east. Lets see what today brings.

56 here

3rd hit of the season for Hawaii!

If we go neutral next year then it’ll be off the table until 30-31.

50/41 with a decent breeze. Perfect sleeping weather.

East/Central Pacific has been a Tropical nerds dream this season. Mostly harmless but absolutely beautiful blow torch storms. Polo is another gorgeous Major. I hope we're getting as much research data as possible.

CWG mentions the possibility of another coastal storm in 2 weeks.

World Weather Attribution report on the Nepal landslide. Too early for definitive attribution; but, report covers the various climate-related modes of slope de-stabilization. Also shows that strong melting was present at and well above the zone that failed. In agreement with the melting discussion upthread. A strong earthquake in 2015 also may have pre-disposed the slope for failure. https://www.worldweatherattribution.org/rapid-warming-in-the-himalaya-exacerbates-geohazard-cascades-beyond-adaptation-limits/