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Hyperactive hurricane seasons (180+ ACE) by decade: 1890s (1) - 1893 1900s, 1910s (0) 1920s (1) - 1926 1930s (1) - 1933 1940s (0) 1950s (1, possibly 2) - 1950, 1955 (maybe) 1960s (1) - 1961 1970s, 1980s (0) 1990s (2) - 1995, 1998 2000s (2) - 2004, 2005 2010s (1) - 2017 2020s (1) - 2020 Arranged by gap 33 years - (1961-1995) 32 years - (1893-1926) 16 years - (1933-1950) 11 years - (2005-2017) 10 years - (1950-1961*) 6 years - (1926-1933) 5 years - (1998-2004) current gap (2020-present) is 4 years, likely to become 5 at the end of the season 2 years - (1995-1998; 2017-2020) 0 years - (2004-2005) * - gaps become 4 years (1950-1955) and 5 years (1955-1961) if 1955 is counted Arranged by 10 ACE 180-190 (2) - 2020 (180.3725), 1998 (181.8838) [1955 is 178.585] 190-200 (1) - 1961 (196.95) 200-210, 210-220 (0) 220-230 (5) - 2017 (224.8775), 1926 (225.7788), 2004 (226.94), 1950 (227.1413), 1995 (227.5513) 230-240 (2) - 1893 (231.0738), 1933 (235.785) 240-250 (1) - 2005 (247.65)

Winter. NS disturbances tracking just to our north should produce some rain for the region.

.09" What is it gonna take to produce a meaningful storm?

Tequila sunrise?

Most of that looks like ground clutter from nightly inversions?

Yeah its not like they always play bad or get beaten badly, they just always seem to find a way to lose when playing the better teams- winning those games is pretty important in CF. Coming up small in the big moments..kinda sounds like another team we root for.

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This thing really got stuck in the Bahamas, and has been slow to develop. It has barely moved in the last 24 hours.

0.19” in Syosset & 0.14” in Muttontown.

My station has reported rain 6 days in a row Total: .42

All of the cold and pretty much most of the snow was confined to month (January). December was really warm. Come to think of it, 2021-22 was a warmer, modern version of 1984-85.

That’s a good phrase lol. They made a nice comeback and looked good in overtime, so at least it wasn’t embarrassing. But yeah, they can’t beat top 10 teams.

The 1891 data is largely missing for Newark not NYC. September 1–15, 1891: 70.1° September 16–30, 1891: 74.0° October 1891: 54.9°

China has a lot of renewables and is moving in that direction but they're still accelerating on emissions. However I do think they're poised to become the leader here and I see a rapid reversal in the next 15-20 years.

Penn State looks like a great team and plays like a great team until they play a great team. Someone said that lol. Uncanny how bad they have been when they play another top 10 opponent. 4-20 under Franklin.

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Ended up with 0.92". Persistent rain even when it didn't look that impressive on radar.

0.07"

There's a big ridge in the east. There's near 90F temps well into Canada forecast

I got almost as much rain from a system models were giving me ZERO precip as I did a few days ago when they were showing 1 to 2 inches. 0.13 last night compared to 0.19 a few days ago.

0.01”

Hmm, weird...my Americanwx does not appear to be updating? This is the only post I see since sometime Friday. I am on a new device, and reloaded. The only post is Snowedin's post about, I assume, phantom rain. Anybody? Thanks!

This was the point that I made back in late August. Anytime we have had a cooldown like in August from June and July, the rebound warmer from the cooldown is of a greater magnitude than the cooldown was. Several areas had top 10 warmth from June into July. But the August average temperatures did reach top 10 coolest. Now much of the area will finish September in the top 10 or top 20 warmest. The long range models underestimated this warm up. But understanding this temperature pattern over the last decade can see where the model bias lies and forecast accordingly. The warm spots reached 90° earlier in the month and several stations had record highs and low maxes over the last 10 days.

Mid 60's leaving my house but it felt like a brick wall i was walking through with the humidity. Disgusting out and sun isn't even up yet.

Germany is one of the few high population and heavy industry nations that has reached 50-60% wind and solar usage on the planet. So the challenges they have faced getting closer to 100% are informative for the rest of the world that wants to go this route. They are 25 years into their energy transition.