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Meh...fitting end to "Napril". Onward and upward to warmer May weather.
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My only ask at this point is that can we please warm up Memorial Day week?
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charts! lol
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Saturday looking crappy now
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0.43" yesterday to bring April's total to 1.93"
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Lol remember this. I wonder what's happened with the national temperatures since this poi- Oh, the warmest such 12 months on record for the CONUS. So the 58th coldest Jan-Feb on record (what Chesco so happily posted last year with his above chart) got pretty gleeful coverage from him, but the warmest 12 month stretch for the US gets nothing. I wonder why?
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2026-2027 Strong El Nino
LakePaste25 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Even if a 97-98 SSTA replica was on the way, I would still predict a pacific jet dominated winter with potential for 1-2 big coastal or SE snowstorms later in the winter. These are individual big ticket events that cannot be predicted months, or even several weeks in advance.- 1,119 replies
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Lol the tried and tested method of taking non-scientist rhetoric and making it seem like the consensus. Oh well, that line of thinking will die out with your generation. For now, we live in a world where that kind of distortion doesn't change reality.
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-SAD incarnate ^
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.55 inches from the last event. Total of 3.01 at my station for the month.
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roardog replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
I know you believe a super Nino is coming. What is your forecast? Give a range of what you think the peak will be for fun. FYI. I read today that Bastardi thinks it will be a top 5 Nino. It looks like you’re agreeing with him.- 1,119 replies
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beautiful 12z GFS run .. lets keep the cool weather through the summer
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Of course it does... ? at least to some degree. Weather and climate have been a guiding influence on humanity throughout all evolution. Cultures have rituals that were ultimately rooted in cyclical climate, as well as more transient weather types. It affects the individuals, who in turn and en masse, then creates the moods and modes of the group. That's all a no brainer to anyone with a menially read background. To mention, Seasonal Affective Disorder is a very real phenomenon/diagnostic condition (SAD). So is -SAD. It's a rarer condition but it's basically a smaller percentage of population actually get a sense of angst from sunny, warm and fair weather days - I've long suspected that many in here with this fairly obvious ( though they attempt to hide it ) aversion to summer are suss for being in that group. That's natural... but what isn't, and is weird, is someone using ( like a drug 'user') forecast models on computer screens to trigger them. That's what's weird... And unhealthy.
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Seems like you’re letting the weather govern and control your emotions
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it's the temperatures that grinds me down. I don't care as much if the sun's obscured by cloudiness all day ... I get really ticked off it's cold. Some subjectivity as to season, as well as what 'cold' means to the skin - okay 55 sucks when it is cloudy. Ireland this, or sun and 67 every 4 days ... that's attempting to gaslight a piece of shitness as something better than it really is. But that's just me.
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Yup…the noseeums are the worst. Right up there with the peak of black fly season. Can’t do anything at night unless you’re in a screened in lanai.
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J.Mike started following April Banter 2026
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Maybe 0.7 or 0.8" in the past week with around a tenth yesterday. grass growth has stalled IMBY
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Georgia has had pretty good rain the past couple days. I think we've had 1.75" since Tuesday at my place and we're supposed to get another 1" over the weekend. I expect there to be some improvement on next week's monitor, although it will take several weeks or even months of normal to above-average rain to get us back to where we're supposed to be. ETA- Areas down in South GA are supposed to get close to 2" this weekend, and they sure could use it. Hopefully, it will help knock down those fires and get them out of exceptional drought status.
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Understood. The root of my post was about NC in general, I haven’t followed how much rain Georgia got but I know it was more than we did. Regardless, your way looks continued wet over the next week, so hopefully next weeks monitor catches up and shows some improvement
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Monday and Tuesday looks awesome. Seems like one of those deals where warmest temps Southern New Hampshire to CEF or so given srly flow.
