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What we need are benchmark tracks next winter something we never saw last winter.

I like this one as the first cane of the year

Taking the Amtrak to Philly old school style and then the septa over to the ballpark to catch my Reds against the Phillies. Just a gorgeous summer day for a 4:00 game.

It’s for the dog. Since his massive spinal stroke last summer it’s impact the mobility of his back legs and also impacted his ability to fully control his bladder. He had another mini stroke in winter and has been on prednisone which makes him pee/poop a lot, and unfortunately in the house so it’s a lot of cleaning…a lot. One of those is also an antibacterial spray because he cuts his back feet on the pavement since he drags them.

What’s the deal with all those sprays and cleaners out all over the place?

Visiting family in Hope Mills, not really that bad yesterday. Skies were only partly cloudy in the afternoon, but they blocked a lot of the direct sunlight and humidity was not bad at all. A far cry from last year

Something changed last season...irregardless of storm track, I think we are going to be seeing better antecedent air masses in southeast Canada this season, which will allow for more significant "front enders" that have been harder to come by in SNE and the northern mid Atlantic over the past several seasons.

Wooooood

I have pointed out to you before, the position of the PNA ridge also sucked, though......you are on this crusade to prove that replica patterns of the past are no longer producing. I don't think that is entirely true.

I agree with you...as Chuck pointed out. Only positives for winter I suspect will be the EPO and some periods of blocking given the QBO.

79/55. Getting them down while it's still cool.

SST feedback isn't a huge factor, but I think it can act to amplify and protract once it really gets established....JMO.

I like this new pattern better....same with respect to snowfall. I'll take 7 straight clunker seasons to score a wild 3 footer, as opposed to more seasons with 5" above average.

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I used 31 days because July and August (and Dec Jan) are 31 day months and many of the records for calendar months are set in those months (not as many in winter given that Feb contributes more than June to lists of all-time record months). Our calendar has seven 31d months, four 30d and February (28 or 29). I can rerun the data and generate a list of top twenty 30-day averages, will hazard a guess it won't change a lot from the above. I went back into the table posted and fixed a few minor ranking errors after going back over my excel file generated list. Below 20th place (the portion you quoted) there are some 'B' 31-day intervals from various years. Each time one of those makes the list, the years below it are bumped down one rank if you were ranking years for their hottest 31-day interval (the B examples would not be in that list).

Looks like a recipe for jock itch.

I am going to say the tree's were saplings or new growth back then and are what are fully grown now for us. So they probably did have less canopy cover providing shade. All the tree's in and around my neighborhood were all planted when the area was built right during WW2.

Im tired of this rain. Its like every late afternoon clouds up and rains...OK we get fri sat sun but you get my idea Hasn't been a great summer for weather from Memorial Day on...yippee we get 3 days but it should be 6 days with rain chance after that

Everyone is doing cookouts today. Having the 4th on a Friday was perfect. Friday is a rest day from work, Saturday is fun day, and Sunday is a relax day.

Wouldn’t have been too much in the 1990s…-7F at CON. It’s closer to -10F today.

51 knots a little closer to the center. Should be an upgrade to at least 45 mph, maybe 50? Seems to be overperforming since the beginning. Wouldnt be surprised to see it become a high end TS, maybe 70 mph.

4th was yesterday bro

Beautiful day for a cookout

Curious how far below average this morning low was Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk

There is zero doubt now, that the weather is changing, and radically at that. Mid Atlantic will have tropical storm after tropical storm after tropical storm this summer. You guys are going to get sick and tired of the rain this summer. So are we down in "summery Texas". This thing just REFUSES to leave us! This POS has overstayed its welcome! Kids are dead in Kerr County! We have absolutely had it up to here with the rain! I want to go live in Cairo, Egypt no kidding. Egyptology and Archaeology have taken my entire life by storm! I adore ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphs straight from the Middle Kingdom and the 13th Dynasty! Here is another excellent resource https://cdn.sanity.io/files/cctd4ker/production/73c1c31082beefc0b8157cdf67ff5aed540898f0.pdf I absolutely adore this pdf with all my heart! I wub all those beautiful hieroglyphs!!!!!!! And all the incredible information about the steles and the pharaohs! Archaeology is so exciting! Chan Chan in Peru is another interesting place! Have you checked out the Mayan hieroglyphs? Man I have become head right over heels in love with this stuff!