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You could be correct... The number of oaks felled for the charcoal industry was pretty amazing... Even in Burlington there was a big charcoal operation...

Next year likely Nina, building OHC with this years lack of activity. Unless the Sahel is entering a new period of enhanced desertification (possible and would explain amount of dust the last few seasons) I fully expect the next two seasons to be hyperactive. .

yes I see it that way too-with maybe the morning stuff being the main event and isolated/scattered late day stuff

Just heard my first rumble of thunder. A beautiful 49 degrees here. Edit: I just realized this may have been the first time I heard thunder with the pellet stove on.

He’s limp here….

He’s lump

Quite frankly, those things should have been thrown by the wayside after 2005. That decade from 1995-2005, especially the last 3 years (03-05), is a hyperactive stretch that we are unlikely to see again.

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Snowing in caribou https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/united-states/maine/caribou/municipal-airport.html

57 today. Overcast but the drizzle held off until this evening.

Up to 86° here today! What a wild week on deck, lows in the mid 30s by Friday night

The models are hinting at a block-fest (as depicted on this map) coming our way. Is this typical for a super El Nino fall? Aren't big Ninos usually drag-strip zonal?

Ok so the last 5 day away cool shit prediction was 5-7F too cool. This Saturday has been ranging 53-55 for Saturday high predictions so let’s see how this cool shot prediction goes

Tell @ineedsnow that!

Forget 38 cane, Nov 1950! That would be *way* worse net-net b/c of the areal coverage of the big winds. And we'd less even less prepared b/c ppl do not react as much to storms w/o a name on it or if it is not snow.

Those posters here that frequented the Blue.. they’re coming for you https://x.com/journalinquirer/status/2109934209020113115?s=46

https://falls.uslakes.info/Level/ https://kerr.uslakes.info/Level/ Really bad situation around here shaping up if something doesn’t change

Not bad for Oct. @weatherwiz

ORD had a high temp of 88° yesterday, which broke the record high max temp for the date of 84° (2008/1960/1956).

Chicago/O'Hare had a high temperature of 88° on October 12th, which broke the record high maximum temperature for the date of 84° (2008/1960/1956).

70 today

Simon had become quite the microcane. Pretty eye this evening

The most reputable source for QPF following an event is the stage 4 bias corrected dataset that takes in observations, as well as a wide array of gauge data sources to go along with bias corrected radar estimates. Here's a graphic with the final estimates from the event. This makes a lot more sense for your area.