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Between the high winds last Friday, meteor and lake effect it has been a crazy week. Looks like Medina county is the place to hunt for fragments. NASA SUMMARY NASA Meteoroid Environment Office finds that this was a 2m diameter object weighing around 6 metric tons - more of a small asteroid than a large meteoroid. Signatures of falling meteorites are seen in data from three weather radars, KCLE (Cleveland), the Cleveland airport radar TLVE, and KPBZ (Pittsburgh). The Geostationary Lightning Mapper (GLM) instrument on the GOES East weather satellite observed the meteor. The ground track passed north to south over western Cleveland, producing sonic booms heard across that city.
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
Typhoon Tip replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
I also believe there's something sort of "non-Markovian" about heat waves. The short definition of what that is, in quantum mechanics when past --> future states appear to fail independence, the return or rest state of the environment retains sort of "programming". It inherits the history of the system. Thus, returning to that previous state requires less stimulation than was originally needed. Heat waves are obviously above the quantum field theory scale/dimension, but... that's the underpinning philosophy for the hypothesis. Some examples, the human body. Heat stroke survivors appear to be statistically more likely to find them selves in that dire physical state again, if/when they are exposed to the kind of heat that puts the body at risk. The temperature during heat waves will rise as the light rises in the predawn of successive morning, hours prior to the sun tipping over the horizon. It's like the memory in the system means makes it so sensitive that just the increasing lumens of the ambient air triggers the rise. I believe this is also perhaps a part of synergistic mathematics - or might be workable there. When we see these synergistic heat bursts that have taken place, world over, with increasing frequency ... it is because the initial conditions also contain heredity in the system that favors each successive attempt ( next days ), and the result appears to got crazy. -
It could ride a male bouncer, doesn't change the fact that it looks like crap. But hold on...are you talking about Monday or later in the week?
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We have seen lows riding the front in the past. Not impossible but outlier.
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Palm Sunday II, lolol
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Im 50 50 on more snow
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Looks like crap.
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and remember what I told you about my deja vu with coastalwx. It will snow at least one more time!
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yes and the 12Z GFS solution showed up at 0Z last night also - no doubt we will have the cold air intrusions well into April curtesy of the stretching of the Polar Vortex Strat Warming Event while the west bakes..........plus the 27 -29th is the last weekend of the month and January and February featured big storms both on the last weekend of the month - will the streak continue ?
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Neg NAO posted about it this morning As long as the cold air nearby we might have a chance.
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d10 anafront…haha gl
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I'm back in
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Bad kidney stones affecting his kidney functions
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And didn't a part of that 2.9 inches fall relatively recently (like a few weeks ago?). Yeah the wildfire concerns are going to be sky high. Can only hope that maybe in April there will be a break with some troughs digging into the West and at least bring some precipitation chances but its very concerning seeing such a ridge becoming established this early. Obviously its going to break down at some point but the concern is it builds right back in quickly.
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And you would say the same thing if this would have happened during the winter. Never ends with you. But yes you are right but there is alot of cold air up north. Lets bring this in !
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2.9 inches for KSLC all winter… they average 47” by now. The low to mid elevations of the Wasatch are probably even more anomalously horrible. Major major water supply and wildfire concerns across most of the American SW this summer/fall
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An anafront at day 10 on an operational model at the tail end of March. ROTFLMFAOOOO!!!
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You say the same thing if its 5 days out
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Anafronts rarely work out though
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woke up to some powdered sugar on some surfaces this morning...
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Got 0.3" overnight. 72 Fri, 82 Saturday.
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an OP model 10 days out....
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Very cold low of 20.5 at Frederick house and 24 in Kemp Mill. Frederick just broke freezing at 1pm and now 32.7 . I remember the storm of the century 1993 we had a high next day of 28 which is coldest high I can remember for mid March
