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@bluewaveInteresting how the EURO seasonal likes the OHRV for snowfall...maybe due to some modification to the STJ that you have referenced....also fits with a PDO that never goes wholesale positive.

It's easy to look at the color scheme and want to take a plunge off of the Tobin, but it's not bad at all and fits with the more fruitful super El Nino scenarios.

Not bad at all for down here

Makes sense to me...entirely reasonable.

Showers here

Sept. EURO seasonal has DJF snowfall about 9" below average inside of rt 128, and 6" below average outside. I have no issue with that forecast. Western New England is 4-5" below.

Those are some really old analogs which in my mind speaks volumes how rare this current El Nino event is

66 for the low and super foggy. Picked up .32” of rain over night.

Yep, we tried to tell them yesterday.

One of the most impressive features has been the record breaking ridge in the Southwest since last November. The Southwest has been setting records for warmth month after month. The record warmth has spread to the East Coast at times since March as the ridge has shifted back and forth.

When we see some wunderground stations with much higher readings than surrounding sites, it’s often unshielded or poorly shielded sensors.

Really impressive how much stronger this event is than 1997-1998. The August upper ocean heat value of +3.23 was a new all-time record. August 1997 was only +1.79. It didn’t peak until October at +2.56.

Do we finally get the torch we've been waiting months for?

That would be a question for Paul.

About as tropical as you can get this morning. Feels like the temperature went up last night.

Eff the lawn. Let it burn.

ya just want to stay ahead, getting a good downpour now so going to skip today and do every other day for 20 minutes each zone..

April through October it's blasting house is set to 70 all year long

This atlantic hurricane season has been so depressing this year lmao. It's the main weather season I look forward to every year above all else. I know some of you don't care but we're reaching a lot of record territories for the 2026 season. There's just been nothing to track and whatever has formed has barely lasted for more than a day. Today is the climatological peak of the season and this is what the basin has looked like for 2026 with no new storms in sight. Oh and the record for the latest forming hurricane during the satellite era was on September 11th in 2002 and 2013. We're poised to break that record easily tomorrow.