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Supposed to go to Assateague Sun-Wed. Looking iffy at best after Sunday.

Hot off the press from another source posting the 8/1/26 Cansips run of Nino SST anomalies. It is continuing the CanSIPS run trend of moving the strongest warm SST anomalies further and further east at the ~Nov peak. That’s not surprising because I’ve been suspecting a Modoki bias for it based on the past few years of analyzing it as I’ve posted a number of times here before. The April-June 1st runs had the warmest anomalies near the Dateline/straight Modoki (W based) in the peak month of Nov. Then the July 1st had warmest anomalies in Nov further E near 160W, more of a cross between central based and Modoki. The new Cansips run’s Nov peak shows the warmest anomalies centered near 130W, which would be centered in E Nino 3.4/Nino 3 making it E based. Though this run is not as E based as 1997-8, stay tuned to future runs because the E trend of the strongest anomalies on Cansips from run to run may very well not be done due to this suspected Modoki bias. I can’t post it because the file size is much too large for me to have room in my account. But when it comes out on TT and WxBell, those will be smaller files and thus postable.

I don't disagree there could be something weak, but GFS looks wild.

Keep Friday's sunny. We tan.

thank you!

happy to be skipped here

A real summer day today for a change! No rain and warm but not hot

Low of 67. Monthly stats: Highest temp: 98 Lowest temp: 66 Rainfall: 7.76"

It’s unreal how I’m getting skipped over. Unreal.

Jeezuz, storms just keep popping up north of Brattleboro and sliding right down the valley. Pouring again.

Yeah, the real connection is with global temperatures. A huge trough over the North Pacific is necessarily Winter disaster for the east coast.

Got my gutters all emptied out this morning, let them dry for patching later today Took the wife to urgent care up in Noho, come home to 0.35" in the bucket. Looks like more coming down the valley. maybe I'll try again tomorrow

Any prospects for meaningful rain in Droughtville?

Some assume theres some linear connection with the strength of nino and how warm it will be and simply ignore everything else.

Shocker lol.

*defend the system at all costs* lol I find it's a good topic to discuss here. They are just making people aware of a thunderstorm. It's less about severe intensity these days. We rarely get a severe storm compared to the Midwest though anyway. Not sure why there's near an equal number of warnings issued west to east.

Looks about right

Yes.

Didn't see anything about that in the p and c

We agree. Though anomalous OHC ups the ante if the atmosphere is willing to cooperate. The stability in the tropical Atlantic has been a common feature this decade, and deserves a lot more attention. It was horrendous last season after making real strides in previous years. AI ensembles quickly proving their worth in identifying windows for TC genesis and surpassing the GFS.

Mid 60s and steady stratiform rain all day, with over an inch so far. It had been over 3 weeks since we’ve seen any substantial precipitation here.

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