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84 for the high today.
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A bit OT, but the Maritime school I work for will likely be providing the required training for workers on offshore SMR platforms. Deploying Small Modular Reactors on floating barges allows operating companies to bypass land-use zoning restrictions and nuclear bans put in place by some states, but their position on off-shore floating platforms means all workers and vessel operations must comply with USCG requirements, and we provide training to meet those requirements.
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Yea I have the solar and the heat pump too. It will still take a bite out of your energy bank lol
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Over 3 inches now storm total. Around 11 inches over the past 4 weeks.
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2016, 2021, 2022 and 2025 were hot summers.
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Many el ninos in this list but the only hot summer years were 1991 and 1993 and 2010 and 2011. 1991 was exceptionally hot even with an el nino.
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Thats why having solar panels is nice. I have an electric heater, so its free
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In a funk since my Sox didn’t show up in the playoffs. An embarrassing effort. Felt like June todsy.
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You guys need to forget the forecasts and remember some rules about fall and by extension winter weather in the northeast. It won't be completely sunny unless a cold front comes through. If it's going to be mild or even warm it will most likely be cloudy. 80 is low hanging fruit for early October it can be 80 right now with cloudy skies. That said a few peaks of sunshine are definitely possible even when it's warm just dont expect wall to wall sunshine. But our usual fall pattern is mild or warm and cloudy/rainy and sunny and cool to cold. We'll have sunny and cool weather Saturday and again next week. But remember that mild or warm and cloudy/rainy and sunny and cool/cold pattern because that will repeat itself ad infinitum from now through the winter. Dont expect wall to wall sunshine until a cold front passes through.
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Offshore SMRs on barges to power data centers. Waste heat rejection. We so smart.
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Today;s Highs: Great day TEB: 83 PHL: 83 BLM: 82 ACY: 82 EWR: 81 New Brnswck: 80 TTN: 79 LGA: 78 NYC: 76 ISP: 74 JFK: 73
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I’ll probably jump in tomorrow when it’s in the low 70s and call it a season
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I'd say it's picking up on all the Hot Air coming out of DC from certain individuals.
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If you remember that storm you know how much more historic it was, large parts of NYC and coastal new jersey were underwater I'd never seen such a thing before and not again until Sandy. I'd argue it was worse than Sandy because it lasted for three days and the precipitation was much more prolonged and much heavier. I wonder how I would have done in this storm at my current location. I know it would be all snow but how much? The snowicane was all snow here. The Octoblizzard was 20 inches of a very heavy wet snow here just before Halloween.
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High of 89 to start October. Yuck.
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GramaxRefugee started following October Discobs 2026
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We were supposed to be on a flight from BWI to DFW today but they kept delaying and finally canceled. (American Airlines). DFW claims 3.47" for today. Try again tomorrow.
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85 for my high
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Low 30's tonight, upper 20's tomorrow night. Have enjoyed the mild temps of late but that's over. As a whole fall color is past peak with lots of droppage. Last to peak will be the oaks which are getting close. Would love some of the rain the s sub has received.
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Data centers
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More rain
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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
bncho replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
this is a good ass mindset, might have to adopt it
