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Would have loved that over my house.
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I agree. I think we will be also having a lot more "mixed" or snow to rain events east of the i81 corridor/mountain regions this winter. I'd like to think if we can time it right with the cold air - as I believe we will see numerous moisture laden SLPs - we could luck our way into a decent winter.
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My son had a tennis match today. The tennis club canceled all programming. Good thing I chose not to practice outside yesterday as well. He has mild asthma. We saw the haze on the way to his camp this morning.
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Satellite shows the smoke has pushed south but it’s deceiving, still lots of lingering ground level smoke easily seen when outside.
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I suppose we were due for this. Over the past 50 or 60 years precipitation has increased quite a bit. That 46 inches in 2024 would have been above normal some 50 years ago.
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Central PA Summer 2026 Discussion/Obs Thread
Jns2183 replied to Voyager's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
My air quality monitor finally paid of. I have it upstairs in my daughter's room. The 4.0 has been a bit worse than 2.5 and 1.0. regardless they have peaked in the aqi range of 104-115 inside Sent from my SM-S731U using Tapatalk -
The CanSIPS advertised h5 pattern for latter part of winter certainly implies cold enough at times. Love the look out west with the Aleutian low placement and the amped EPO ridge. Has the TPV in a favorable spot and suggests a -NAO.
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We have an air quality meter here at Coppin on our building that's on AirNow. Current AQI is 262
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Pittsburgh PA Summer 2026 Thread
Gordo74 replied to TheClimateChanger's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
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I've seen / been in worse when I was in North Dakota directly down range... but not much worse. This is crazy for this area.
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Wondering if the Morgan Wallen concert at M&T Bank Stadium will be affected. AQI is supposed to be horrid during that time.
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Cancelled practice on deck. Seems to be a little bit better now as the ABL should keep rising.
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looking forward to the soot rain tomorrow morning. i love climate change
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Rarely is. Probably a line of storms but who knows when. Evening I guess
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This coming Monday marks 30 years since MWN's windiest met summer day - the 24-hour average was 99 mph, IIRC. Friends were getting married at our (then) church in South Gardiner, with an outdoor reception under a large tent, and the wind would work the 4-foot "pins" upward such that we had to monitor them while carrying sledge hammers.
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Not to toss a wet blanket on this - I love this look, and while it points to a relatively stormy winter for is - I think the ridges will verify stronger and troughs weaker. The more important interpretation of this map is the placement of the troughs and ridges. The trough placement for us is perfect (TN), western ridge axis over Idaho. The E Canada ridge may verify in the same place, but would be more extreme - double digit warm anomalies with blocking that may give us some interesting storm tracks. Please, please just have it cold enough for us.
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Blessed to have traded AQI for Dews. I’ll take an AQI of 56 with a 70 DP over what we endured yesterday.
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probably just an appetizer for the hellworld that awaits next year after a super el nino winter ravages canada
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Genny shut down 8:40 PM, 3rd longest run since it was installed in 2020, though 94 hours lower than Dec 2023. My wife had to switch lanes a couple times on Rt 2 coming home from Farmington, but no detours, just dodging tree tops. Any of those tall pines around Flying Pond get blown down? Couple years back, Maine Cabin Masters had to do a full rebuild on a camp near Flying after several big ones smashed it on Dec 18, 2023.
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Some models have very little rain tomorrow. Doesn't look like an all day washout
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Conditions up here have improved quite a bit since yesterday. AQI in Mqt is 176 with rain showers moving in. Probably not out of the woods with the smoke tho.
