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Stein back to caressing me and I welcome it.

Very cloudy. Rain dancing around but nothing here. Flying in to Detroit tomorrow for a 3 day work conference. Low 40s there for lows.

AI euro has been pretty much just noise shifts since about 120 hours out for Sunday. It did great with the nor’easter too. I’ll ride with that.

What a day. Took a swim in the FI Sound. No sharks thankfully.

Hey look no lightning.

Pouring

84F/DP 69F Ch10 guy says he doesn’t think we’re done with the 80’s.

This may get you?

Hope these showers miss me. Need the lawn to dry out.

Winter is too stressful

poor take.

The other model is so bad they have to keep the less bad model going

Feels like it just started

It’s time. Long past time.

But cool air is on the way and not far away for that matter. https://www.weather.gov/wrh/hazards?obs=true&wfo=ctp&hazard=true&hazard_type=all&hazard_opacity=80&tab=legend

Heat index in the low 90s at some mesonet sites in early October. October is the new September it seems.

It's objectively anomalously hot today, regardless of the accuracy of the specific type of thermometer(sensor)one uses to measure the temperature. Sorry for the techy geek out.

same here-I've gotten used to 80+ in swimming pools-headed to my parents this weekend outside philly-they got it turned up for one last swim tomorrow for us.

Couldn't help myself... In all seriousness though the warm spot is probably some kind of model initialization error, since it has appeared consistently in several runs now in a row. Doesn't matter too much, though, since the CanSIPS is pretty notorious for its low skill levels anyway... Not only that, but it has been playing catch-up to the other seasonal models for quite a few months in a row, and can't even get Pacific SSTs correct at the initialization time. With the Euro coming out here in a few days, I don't think the CanSIPS is worth too much attention. Just my two cents.

more like weenies gone wild

Mike Masco's thoughts

All regions are on a rapid rise. Even Nino 4 is finally heading back up rapidly.