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Basically most of this upcoming winter

Today's Highs: EWR: 83 New Brnswck: 83 BLM: 82 PHL: 81 TEB: 80 LGA: 80 TTN: 80 JFK: 79 * missing intra hour highs (2 weeks now) NYC: 79 ACY: 79 ISP: 78

Hi Liam

I’ll never forget driving over the Verizano bridge on September 12th on my way home from college in Maryland. Just me and mostly military vehicles. My dad was assistant director of security(port authority staff lieutenant) for the wtc from 91-99 when he retired. Almost died in the 93 bombing. I vividly remember him taking me to the giant crator inside the building after 93. He went on to become director of security for trinity church. He happened to be in midtown that day at a meeting. My mom was an American Airlines flight attendant and was grounded in Dallas. Just a monumental day for my family and me as I had no communication and thought both my parents were dead for a few hours. My favorite story is a friend who called in sick that day to surf the huge waves from hurricane Erin. He was an investment banker at cantor Fitzgerald on the 97th floor. I remember every second like it was yesterday. The winds, the smoke smell, the waves. .

Jackpotted with rain tonight and currently getting a lightning storm.

That thing was trucking it. That did look a little odd.

Horrible. So sorry.

Especially for those who lived through it. Future generations will probably remember it like Pearl Harbor or Kennedy assassination I suppose. For those that lived through it and actually witnessed it in real time it will always be there. For me it is as vivid today as it was 25 years ago. Absolute horror. I have not been able to watch any of the video from that day since the evening of 9/12/01. That was the last time I viewed it. Just can't do it. To think what the people on those planes went through not to mention the people in the buildings.

time sensitive Wierd really fast moving cloud(?) flying over NH into Maine around sunset any thoughts https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=local-Vermont-truecolor-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined

We’re getting hit hard with what looks like a severe thunderstorm even though it’s not warned yet! It started at 7:15PM.

Would love that but would also love not having to constantly cut my grass so…..

I havent followed this thread like I have the enso thread in the main forum, but honestly, I haven't seen anyone be optimistic for a "good winter". Its weird because I keep seeing posts like this cautioning optimism (rightly so) but I never see any optimistic posts in the first place . What i see is multiple reasonable posts explaining why a subpar winter doesn't mean it will be all-time bad despite an all-time nino. The trolls misread this and eat it up but I think everyone is prepared for a subpar winter and hoping for the best. Its going to snow and its going to snow many times in northern places. But when you add everything up in April, it very likely will have snowed less than average. Its a simple concept. None of us know exactly when the cold, snowy, or torchy periods will be, so theres still always the unknowns of what will go surprisingly right and what will go frustratingly wrong.

18z mesos were mostly tragic for our yards. My goodness I’m ready for a giant synoptic rain shield and temps in the 50s

I would take the 18z GFS nothing crazy but would end the stein talk.. 12 days out though

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Awesome night for casco bay cruise. Ram Island lighthouse. Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

Wow. 81 degrees in September. Please. I can't take the torch anymroe.