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  2. codfishsnowman
    I want that much qpf in snow in relatively the same amount of time during the winter just like this was That was wild!! I guess that's what sw CT has had all summer
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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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  4. donsutherland1
    You objected to my description of "wildfire-swept France" with a map that was largely irrelevant to the issue at hand. The 2026 wildfire season has been very severe in France and also a bad one in the European Union. My providing information about France and the European Union to address the flaws in the chart that was used to object to my point about France does not argue that climate-change effects stop at the EU or that they exclude Russia. The posted chart was not appropriate for judging the severity of the fire season in France. More data are not automatically better if that additional data is irrelevant to the question at hand. Excluding the irrelevant data that had nothing to do with France wasn't "cherry picking." Including irrelevant data to dismiss the narrowly focused point concerning France creates a misleading picture.
  5. HIPPYVALLEY
    Picked up another .25” in Greenfield.
  6. SACRUS
    86 / 67 nice day \today
  7. dendrite
    Rich get richer. Poor get poorer.
  8. mitchnick
    It was. My daughter was born in August of 91'. My wife remembers it in more detail than me! Lol
  9. CT Valley Snowman
    We pour. Everything lush and green.
  10. GaWx
    Out of the dozens of (pre) El Niño summers, 1991 was the 2nd hottest at Detroit on record with only the pre late developing weak Nino summer of 2018 hotter! The 3rd hottest Nino summer was 2002, which preceded a very snowy and cold winter that was one of the coldest and snowiest moderate or stronger El Niño winters there as you know.
  11. Damage In Tolland
    Moving due south down the valley. What a year for the CTRV. Rare
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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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  13. weatherwiz
    Not a bad looking core. Surprised at least no SPS on it
  14. weatherwiz
    Thundering here!!!!
  15. canderson
    83 at nook. But it feels warmer. Pretty uncomfortable- 65 dew point.
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  17. A-L-E-K
    stackin'^
  18. hawkeye_wx
    The Cedar Rapids area was the bulls-eye this morning. 2-3" of rain fell across the city. Up to 4" fell just east of the city. It was just pure heavy rain with no thunder. I love mornings like this. A few spots could get another 1-2" later today and tonight. July has been dry, but today's rain doubled my monthly total and we are now above avg.
  19. steve392
    Partly cloudy, slight breeze and 80 degrees out. Definitely humid feeling when that breeze stops.
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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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  21. michsnowfreak
    97-98 wasnt the disaster here that it was on the east coast, but it was one of the last strong Ninos Id pick, only '82-83 was worse. Interesting about '97-98 is that it was front-loaded and Feb was a shutout. mid Nov to mid Dec was actually decent. So was the 2nd half of Jan. Everything else sucked. Shittiest strong Ninos locally: 1982-83, 1997-98, 2023-24 Best strong Ninos locally: 1877-78, 1972-73, 2015-16 At Detroit, the least snowy strong Nino is 1982-83 with 20.0" and the snowiest 45.0" in 1972-73.
  22. GaWx
    Darwin’s pressure has averaged 1015+ mb, a high pressure for there, for 22 straight days! That’s a new record (back to 1991) that breaks the old record of 20 days that was set during another developing super Nino, July of 2015. I’m expecting that streak to finally end tomorrow.
  23. OrangeCTWX
    Too early for blue thickness up in Canada lol
  24. KakashiHatake2000
    Day two risk is out for 5-15% damaging wind and 2% tornado that is a hair thin but there in TN .
  25. michsnowfreak
    My sister was born July 18, 1991. I was 8 years old and I remember how brutally hot and humid it was. My mom always talks about how it was so hot when she was born.
  26. SnoSki14
    The 23/24 Nino was supposed to be very favorable for snows but it ended up being one the warmest/least snowiest. ENSO is still just one factor
  27. WolfStock1
    How about we look at *all* areas: Africa: Americas: Asia: Europe: Oceania:
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