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No I just need a blizzard and a lot of weenie clown maps
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Septorcher 2026 Discussion - Endless Summer
Chrisrotary12 replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
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74F here with upper 50s for a dewpoint. It’s crazy the far southern part of the state still has 70F dewpoints. I don’t even know when the last 90F was here without looking. Sometime in July probably.
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i made the chart more strict lol and taught it had to read the chart. That was my mistake last time. I just gave it the chart and assumed it could read it. thoughts? I dont ask for the branding. It just does it for me. Embarrasing.
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this table says 2018? In any case, I saw a report that concluded Anak Krakatau's recent eruption plume went only 13% the height of Pinatubo, so likely talking about a substantially smaller impact if that figure is correct.
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Doesn't appear as though it will have a major impact: To see how Anak Krakatau's potential output stacks up against historical climate-altering eruptions, see the table below: Volcano / Eruption Event Approximate \(SO_{2}\) Mass Released Global Climate Impact 1991 Mount Pinatubo ~20,000,000 tons Decreased global temperatures by 0.5 °C for 2 years 1883 Krakatau Eruption ~20,000,000 tons of Sulfur Decreased global temperatures by 1.2 °C 2022 Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai ~400,000 tons Minimal cooling (dominated by historic water vapor injection) 2018 Anak Krakatau Eruption ~173,000 tons Localized atmospheric/weather effects only Typical Anak Krakatau Daily Output ~190 tons/day No measurable climate impact
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ive had one 20-24 since 2016 so i think i have a new climo
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it was a good idea on paper. Let me give the numbers to AI manually lol. i must be using the cheap ass model
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You've got a solid week of peace, so long as we stay out of the 90s.
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Definitely, though I do recall the Euro seasonal painting a similar picture for 23-24. That feels like the only strong nino in recent memory where we somehow split down the middle and got a "mediocre" season versus either an all-out torchfest or a big snower.
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Septorcher 2026 Discussion - Endless Summer
ineedsnow replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
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How long does that buy us in terms of you not whining lol
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Nicely done fact checking Ji’s AI, good catch. But I don’t think it changes the odds of a boom or bust, which is basically a coin flip at this point the boom/mid/bust split is 19/16/16
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the AI envisions a winter where after an early season 2" snowfall we get a -2 inch event to bring the total back down. Same thing at the end of the season lmao
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It definitely didn't do it right. Take a note of the color code, several 12"+ winters appear in the 0-10 row. Likewise several 5 inch winters intruded into both the 10-20" and 20"+ sections, and the lack of any 30"+ totals in the "delicious" column shows that it's obviously erroneous
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Twice in a day!!!
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Dang you cannot make this up...trace of rain. I really getting tired of this...sigh
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So basically equal chances of boom, bust, or mid
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20-24” is your average. You’re underselling your climo.
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Today's been a nice day. Sunny with a cool breeze. I still have puddles in my lawn and I have to spray for mosquitoes. Forecast for here is 40s for Labor Day morning.
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Very few people actually want a cool summer, that's as boring as a warm winter is.
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Not that many clouds more like 70 percent mostly sunny 30 percent partly cloudy a nice cool and most importantly dry breeze too. I still have puddles in soggy areas of my lawn that need to go. Made it to 73 for the high here so far today.
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Septorcher 2026 Discussion - Endless Summer
uncletim replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
Skeeters are bad here in MD, but I find that using a Thermacell device keeps them away within a certain perimeter. In Maine we use mosquito coils (same concept, but a bit more heavy duty) because the air is usually moving a bit. We couldn't sit outside before we found them. -
@NorthHillsWxyou may be lucky to get another 0.01 today. That ended up being a disaster.
