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Seen another tornado was confirmed by NWS State Colleget in Centre County that happened back in July.

Got 0.27''today,enough to cool it off. 2.87'' for the month.

These execs who are warning us about it seem like drug addicts to me in a way. They can't control their own competitive crapitalistic urges so they want outside regulations to control them. There is talk of putting in a kill switch but the usual opposition to regulations are opposing it. On top of that there is a whole other side to this, the noise, air and water pollution of data centers that feed AI as well as rising energy costs resulting from them. Entire communities are rising up against them and some states like New York now have data center moratoriums. The neurophysiologist who partnered up with Sir Roger Penrose is Stuart Hamerhoff. They together created the theory of microtubules as the vehicle of quantum consciousness. I don't believe either consciousness nor gravity can be quantized either both are emergent properties. But neither can space and time be quantized because they are emergent properties too. Neither black holes nor the big bang were one off singularities. A singularity is just evidence that the theory has broken down on an extreme level. Cyclic theory does away with singularities by replacing gravity with a repulsive force below the level of space time so there is a bounce rather than a bang or a collapse. By the way that new math you might be looking for is octonion math also known as 8 dimensional math. Relativity was formulated in quaternion or 4 dimensional math but for a unified theory of everything a higher dimensional mathematics is required and it might be octonions.

I would bet on the following winter being way better. I would much rather roll the dice with a La Niña, even a strong one than this super Nino bullshit. I like it when Canada is frigid.

Change is coming

Picked up .14" from an early afternoon cell but nothing after. High of 97 at 2:14pm, low of 72 at 7:38am. July temps, not mid-September.

10/10

The record streak of consecutive 90+ degree days is going to top 50. We hit 100 again today, breaking a 130 year old record.

We tried to tell em.

18z Euro was about to go wild

I am not sure AI models would do well for systems in this part of the Atlantic since TCs are not nearly as common as in other parts of the Atlantic.

It’s the perfect football Sunday.

Edouard was named a TS at 00z 9/1. So it depends on what type of time you use if it formed in Sep or not! And if you go by when it was declared a TC, that is in August solidly.

Completely agree, which is why my preliminary assessment of the extra tropical Pacific holds it near neutral.

Today's Highs: PHL: 87 New Brnswck: 86 ACY: 85 EWR: 84 BLM: 84 JFK: 83 TTN: 83 TEB: 82 LGA: 81 NYC: 80 ISP: 80

a crappy sunday in the fall makes me feel better about my self when I watch 3 hrs of football.

Google Deep Mind

If was close to land, odds are they would declare it a TD as well. I do not agree w/ such a policy. Treat all systems the same regardless of location or risk in terms of calling it for what it actually is. One could call this a TD taking a snapshot as it is right now, but I go back to the persistence factor of convection and the marginal environment.

Torch!

No I hadn't . What model is this? I was looking at the various primarily model outputs for intensity fcst (see attachment). The operational GFS and ECMWF do very little w/ the system. ECMWF brings it down to 1012 mb and makes it a TD. Since the overall environment is marginal and fcst to gradually degrade, I am not optimistic at this time more than a TD. That being said, the convection that has developed on the N side in the last few hours is more organized, but we need to see if it persists. The dry air present makes it prone to pulsing up and down. This makes it hard to pull the trigger and declare. At 03z, it could look quite good and get declared, and then all the convection could collapse, and we are back at square one. So NHC tends to hold off until clear trend or consistency exists. These kind of high-latitude systems are often a challenge!