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so in ten years we might get a winter that's average. wow

And 69 for the low out on Nantucket..

Chris, posted this last night: I suspect based on his post 2 nights earlier and the tone of this one that I largely won’t agree with the upcoming video, but let’s see what he says.

With yesterday's beach storm out of the way and football season officially beginning, it's now time to start the fall thread.

Looks like the Cfs2 has maintained October with the last strong WWB based on this attached 800/850 chart and plumes (not attached.)

35° at SLK this morning

Every pre season game they’ve looked terrible lolol It wouldn’t surprise me. Subject to change but pretty sure JDs first season was a fluke

50 was the low here.

52F. Low dews Let’s Ramble

At least with the seasonal cooling now, above average is not necessarily hot. Uninstall if you're not a whimp.

Min 51.8° and breezy

58/56, nice and crisp here, windows open

51 here for the low.

Flooder for Dendy . This has a wagons north NNE Jack look to it . Everyone rains but seems like north is best

There’s a time to go Stein .. this ain’t it. Congrats up there!

“We don’t see a time in the past where El Niños have been as strong as today, and we show that the strength of El Niño changes in parallel with the warming of global temperature,” said lead author Julia Cole, professor and chair of the U-M Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. “Our findings tell us that the big El Niño events of the last 40 years are not normal in the context of the last thousand years.” https://news.umich.edu/el-ninos-more-intense-over-last-40-years-than-previous-1000-according-to-u-m-study/

Dolly still looking voluptuous at this ripe age of hers. I feel like models have no idea what's going on. Same with NHC. How can this possibly only have a 0%/10% of becoming a TC?

When have you ever been influenced by modeling?

The 1.5 and 2C caps are so laughable now as we're blowing right through them. This is well ahead of schedule too and the catastrophic Nepal floods are just the beginning of what these rapid climate changes will bring.

Very impressive for that area.