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The truth is usually a blend between INS and DIT.

Stein really has us now. Sucking the life out of everything thru the weekend

Wow! Down here in the severe drought region we're watching it dry up on radar as it approaches. My area lost its hot hand from last July.

.41” that was not expected.

Cancelled my WaPo subscription yesterday, looking forward to watching you guys branch out and grow

Congrats NYC again.

Yea, I have come to learn that RONI really isn't a great indicator of strength, but rather a measure of the degree to which other hemispheric forces (usually CC induced during the modern era) are competing with ENSO. Ultimately, the answer as to whether the ONI or RONI is of greater utility is more nuanced than the majority of those among weather circles perceive it as being, which is often the case. In reality they both seem to have some value.

Miserable commute in. Saw two vehicles go off the road.. My garden appreciates the rain at least

Not liking that Thursday outlook. I don't want hail. Been there, done that, had a damaged car that proved it when it happened.

overnight d2

.20 this morning

Nice rain showers overnight and currently. Approaching .10. Grass will survive another week. edit: .21 at 7:08am

Howdy friend, glad to see you. Thanks for sharing this and glad it all worked out. Stop by more!

I witnessed nearly 150" fall last winter. I witnessed nearly 100" in 4 days on the Tug Hill. Another 16" in Harrington Delaware during the coastal storm in Feb and about 18" imby. My goal this winter is 300"+

Radar looks slightly interesting. Looks like some shower trying to make it into the lowlands. Looks mostly south. They look like slow movers.

The 3 el ninos in the 82-92 period were all robust, though. The 88-89 la nina happened after the 2nd event. That's the only time really that robust el ninos were so close to each other. It will be interesting to see, after this el nino event, if the same pattern follows, and get such a strong la nina.

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New JMA….FWIW

No

Next week looks like ass.

The deep dive in Chester County has made me very suspicious of older high temperature records in the US. Non-aspirated thermometers used back in the day are sensitive to shelter placement. It only takes one poorly sited station on one day to make a max temperature statistic misleading. Phoenixville in Chester County is a good example. Much hotter max temperatures than surrounding stations for 20 years in the 1930s and 40s. Well documented in this thread. As you show above, Martz's chart of nationwide high temperature records has the same problem. This whole thread is about using inconsistent data past vs present, to present misleading information.

High of 88 yesterday, and picked up another 1/2" of rain in the afternoon in a T-Storm. Should be rain free the next couple of days, with T-storms returning for the weekend.