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Personally would love living in OR and WA. Really enjoyed my trips to Portland and Vancouver the last couple years. I would trade the boring weather in any home base in those States for the extreme change in climate/weather going on treks to the local mountains. Obligatory if I stayed in the Midwest would love to be in MI.
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I've lived in 8 states. Illinois rn. From AZ to FL to SC, VA, WV, MD, and PA. I love the change of seasons. WV mountains and Western Maryland are beautiful but just a little too much Winter. I considered a home in Northern Lower Michigan at one point. Would probably end up in Pennsylvania's northern tier or somewhere in Virginia at elevation. Some nice areas up above 4000'. I grew up in Northern Virginia about 30 miles west of DC.
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A severe thunderstorm went over my home ~3:10-25PM per radar. I’m out of town and thus couldn’t witness it. I think this is the first sig. rain there in a good while.
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The March 1993 Superstorm was an extreme synoptic event, and attributing it directly to Pinatubo would be too strong. The storm's immediate ingredients were things like: very strong temperature gradients + Gulf moisture + a powerful upper-level trough + explosive cyclogenesis + favorable jet-stream configuration. Pinatubo didn't determine that exact storm track three years in advance.
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54F at DTW this morning. Though we did come close with 55F on July 23, this was our coldest morning since June 24th.
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putting weather, people, and COL aside, the bay area is the most beautiful place in the world and adjacent to even more, a few hour drive into the sierras just crushes wisconsin or michigan or whatever we can muster that said, extremely content and happy here and will likely live within a mile or two of where i am now for the rest of my life
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Augdewst 2026: Summer's Last Stand
dendrite replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
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After a parade of struggling invests which have failed to materialize, it looks like the Atlantic, in this anemic season, may actually be capable of producing a potentially long-tracking hurricane! 96L is not currently a threat to land, and the vast majority of models show this system recurving out to well east of the CONUS
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A beauty.
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^This is now Invest 96L and it’s up to 30%/60% in the TWO.
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Another beautiful day with a temp of 75 degrees.
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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
michsnowfreak replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Different regions definitely prefer different ENSO's. For here its NO contest - La Nina all day, any day. Strong El Nino is typically the worst ENSO state you want to see here in winter. We still get multiple rounds of snow/winter in strong Ninos, just usually less of it than normal. For the midatlantic where it's more of a feast/famine climate, the history of large snowstorms in El Nino vs La Nina makes it easy to see why you guys prefer Nino. -
2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
PhiEaglesfan712 replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
Imagine if that purple, late-blooming one that peaks near 5C verifies. -
That 2023 is the anomaly is particularly interesting. Definitely a new pattern, these times.
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Augdewst 2026: Summer's Last Stand
RUNNAWAYICEBERG replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
A beautiful looking 78/56 coc in late Aug. -
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doesn't look good unless we clear out earlier than expected
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Arctic Sea Ice Extent, Area, and Volume
Prismshine Productions replied to ORH_wxman's topic in Climate Change
Watch Antarctica, it is flirting with a new record lowest max Sent from my SM-S176V using Tapatalk
