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Lock that in for winter

I'm sure they'll be winter weather sometime between late November and late March. Just expect much of the winter to have temps above normal. Probably lots of rain.

Nowhere in that post did I say as warm as 2015, I said “the strongest warm December signal since 2015”

Yeah, there are years when you just sniff out a warm December. 2015, 2021, and 2023 were pretty obvious. The Weather Channel had these predicted months in advance. This year looks like that way as well. 2026 would make it the 4 warmest Decembers ever in 12 years.

A +12 month with Christmas Day at 70..I doubt we see that but who knows?

Definitely a bit of inversion. My low was 49 this morning. The hay field below the house got cut yesterday afternoon for the final time this year. Frost and possibly freezing temperatures are forecast for Saturday and Sunday mornings here in the Valley.

100% agreed.

it's interesting some of the road names here, Lakeview and Soundview-everyone says you can't see the water....but then someone mentions that when the area was settled in the 40's there was a clear view b/c alot of the trees were felled by 1938....just could not imagine the destruction here today with all the development and tree canopy.

and, if you have a private well, good luck flushing your toilet

lol at wall street journal opinion articles; everyone has opinions, but just because someone typed their opinion, and you believe it, does not make it true here are some facts: link and link and if you want to look at "actual" numbers, you need to include operating costs including fuel inputs over the life of the facility, not just cost to build; and for nuclear, you need to include the cost of long term storage and disposal of radioactive components from the plant operations if you want try again and this time include operational costs to support your opinion, please do so

Tide is extra high today, at least on the Sound. Enough for splash over onto waterfront parks and sidewalks

Not sure who would pay any attention to this type of thing no matter who issued it. At best it is clickbait and at worst it is a steaming pile of ....

ready 2 plume

Yeah, I agree. October 2021 was basically a category 1 in Plymouth county with over 500k out. Imagine a cat 3 into CT.

Not to mention the breakdown of society and local government that would come with that.

Where is it putrid and mist?

Yup you're right...forgot 9/13 and 9/20 were also pretty blah Sundays too.

it's probably underdone. these types of science -based studies result in estimates. Sophisticated as they may be compared to oh say ..., Kevin-types and their brilliant objective-based illustrations of what is going to happen to trees and building and stuff... , they are still based upon more linearly algebraic resolutions using available/reanalaytic metrical inputs. what they don't include are the synergistic products of complex higher order energetic systems. one question that immediately leaps to mind for me is the 'domino effect' thereof. You get to a certain pervasive failure quotient and the weight just topples everything. We actually observed something similar to this during the 2008 ice storm up there in N Worcester and Middlesex Co. The margin towns that did record any icing, or if so... limited amounts, lost power by load balancing when substations reeled - often times safety measures built in cut regional grids... This is particularly true in tangled messes of major events where regions are a labyrinth of partially mixed with total and non disrupted messes. Everyone goes down in that region... I'm sure their science takes that into account, but when events get in that GOAT range ...there's almost always unexpected emergent properties.

60s are flip flop weather? Putrid and rancid ass mist?

Chalk it up to the law of averages. The previous decade (2006-2015) had none in that area.

Was nicer earlier here…felt milder too. Now you can feel the east flow marine puke even..clammy and damp.

Very warm feel today and humid too.

Upper 60s is shorts and flip flops??