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  2. I said it a while ago, but in a stronger Nino, December is usually not a month to look for snow. Tends to be warmer than normal. Can still happen, but it's not the right time for it. Jan-Early March are your best bets, especially mid-Jan thru mid-Feb.
  3. What they gonna drive past my house and give me the Scorpion treatment? Lolol (iykyk) Now ordinarily road tripping ain't my style, but...given this historic snow drought I'm may be more open to a chase than I would have been, hahaha
  4. People complain about everything. Case in point, every thread here. There was like 6 days this summer that was very hot and humid. People act like we had 50 of those days. Most the smoke was also from idiots lightning a fire and it getting out of control. So yes, the new normal is a bunch of idiots.
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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

    I was reading about this here: [url=http://medguideusa.com/guide/zithromax/]MedGuideUSA[/url] if you need exact steps.
  6. No. It's just nonsensical bullshit, like redrawing the projected path of hurricane Dorian with a sharpie to include Alabama. Idiocy.
  7. Rain shield: 2 Storms: 0 First storm collapsed from north to south on my doorstep to miss me, the next collapsed from south to north to avoid me.
  8. Will we get back to “normal” in a few years? This shit is fucking ridiculous!!
  9. Storm has pushed through. Double rainbow and a beautiful cooler 68 out. Still a lot of thunder and lightning to my East. Picked up .51”.
  10. Anything to distract from the truth. Let’s tell them this is now Lake America, that will make them forget about Epstein, inflation, gas prices, and a useless war!
  11. History says ~Sept 25-30 is the time when it should start to develop, then all the time that follows. Correlation is weakest in Sept, then 2nd weakest in July. Actually June-Sept is like -0.15 H5 correlation max in the NPH region.
  12. Storms in Frederick, nothing around DC. We’re back, baby!
  13. Watching that Frederick/Montgomery cell for me (in Colesville tonight). Might miss me to the north but it does seem to be having a tendency to come south.
  14. 85/55 this aftrn as the wind switched from a Lake breeze to a NW wind. Very nice summer day.
  15. OLR is solidly El Niño. Deepest convective anomalies are forecasted to be around 150-160W. Will need to keep an eye out for a N Pac low as we get into September.
  16. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

    Check this out: Nolvadex guide. Good luck!
  17. Gotta be over 0.5” here. Another drencher.
  18. ^+QBO/east-based El Nino/-PDO history says could be quite warm in Dec. That type of H5 over Greenland and Alaska would be a record-breaking warm pattern in the NE in this day and age if it verifies (we haven't actually seen that pattern much in the cold season over the past few years, it's a 01-02 pattern).
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  20. Pop up storm from my backyard. It is, however, in the wrong quadrant. Right is north in the photo, so it's moving away from us. Got a few raindrops out of it.
  21. Storm just hit. Rain and the lights keep flickering.
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