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  2. snowman19
    @LakePaste25 This is what you were talking about the other day with true, classic low frequency El Niño forcing (standing wave) setting up and sinking/subsidence over the IO and Indonesia for a change….
  3. CoastalWx
    Hrrr violent. Nam meh.
  4. stormy
    I really appreciate your information. It reveals my expectations....................... There is a slow "catch up " time and even then a reluctance to downgrade drought..
  5. Stormchaserchuck1
    Here you go guys June El Nino analogs
  6. smokeybandit
    I swear I have a force field around my house. I just had rain and thunderstorm activity within 3 miles to my north, south, east and west. And didn't get any measurable rain.
  7. dendrite
    Lots of confusion
  8. Stormchaserchuck1
    Still doesn't seem like a wet pattern. I'm sure El Nino will give us a boost, but in the long run we may go drier.
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  10. metagraphica
    Pretty interesting watching this thing drop SSE from Hudson's Bay.
  11. Typhoon Tip
    hm the only thing notable so far about this entry into summer ( anyway) is that utter nondescript characteristic to the pattern. the modelling has almost nothing really fitting a known mode - it's just a mottled mess of irregularly spaced wave features from S of Alaska to the Atlantic at least for the next 2 weeks, it'd be difficult to predictively assess the temperature anomaly distribution
  12. Typhoon Tip
    almost looks like this thing's truckin' along faster than guidance. geesh, we're dry slotting here by 10 pm
  13. RedSky
    The trash cans are happy they get to fly in the wind tomorrow thanks to the holiday delay
  14. wxmeddler
    I also spoke to Louis Uccellini recently, and he also said that they are working on it. No ETA. He got really animated about it though, so it should be good!
  15. dendrite
    If all 31 days were average it would be a warm month in Tolland
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  17. WinterWolf
    Lol…so if we took out the 5 warmest it would be a cool month. And If we took out the 5 coolest it would be a warm month….good thing we had both the extremes to make it pretty close to average.
  18. WinterWolf
    As the saying goes …the extremes are what make up the averages.
  19. dendrite
    I’ll take the over there tomorrow morning
  20. kdxken
    If you took the five warmest and the five coolest and averaged. It would be a pretty average month.
  21. dendrite
    Not sure what they’re using for normals since ORE wasn’t operational until summer of 96.
  22. wxeyeNH
    32.4F -SN Has begun on MWN. Big flakage. What will be their total? Fun to watch!
  23. Typhoon Tip
    almost sub-synoptic scale. tight sucker.
  24. dendrite
    That would be a pretty warm month if you took out the 5 coolest days.
  25. wxmeddler
    The coordination between the people in Omaha and local monitors is not the best. Good news (at least in MD) but in other places, it is getting better... slowly. It usually takes 2-4 weeks for the drought monitor to "catch up" and even then they are very hesitant to take areas out of drought.
  26. Typhoon Tip
    https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-Quebec-02-24-1-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
  27. CoastalWx
    HWW. Cape cod. Some models have the LLJ even stronger Cape Ann to eastern Plymouth County. If the Cape has one, then they should probably have one.
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