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  2. A-L-E-K
    pain
  3. Damage In Tolland
    Yeah we noticed that on the crown of your head some years ago
  4. Ginx snewx
    Mine got me. Scar remains. Old Ginger is a beast. Sardines? @dendrite
  5. MJO812
    I still look through the thread to this day.
  6. weatherwiz
    yes but beer is added in as well
  7. Ginx snewx
    I wish destructive sunshine. Living in Brian's world
  8. Mount Joy Snowman
    All of the above!
  9. Ginx snewx
    Bears Foxes Bobcats all seen in my hood again this spring, not to mention all the hawks. Extreme numbers of squirrels, chipmunks around. Chicken free range cancel
  10. Brian5671
    60 here with bluebird skies.
  11. Typhoon Tip
    Looks like it's thinning out some
  12. tamarack
    I still have a scar from a rooster attack in May of 2024. Was taking some veggie scraps to the grandkids' flock in SNJ, all the hens came as a swarm and "Houdini" (kids name all the birds, of course) wasn't tolerating competition for ruling the hens. Its 2nd attack was repelled when I (carefully) flipped the rooster onto its back, after which it scooted next to the pen and crowed a dozen times - "I won! I won!" Then I noticed the blood running into my shoe.
  13. Typhoon Tip
    haha, I know where you live just be studying the tendency that seems to be fixed. Seriously, it's probably terrain determined to some degree
  14. snowman19
  15. snowman19
    Well considering that it was showing a moderate/borderline strong El Niño on the last run then suddenly jumped to a super El Niño in one run, yea, it’s safe to assume it’s still adjusting and playing catch up to all the other guidance
  16. Cobalt
    Do you really want to talk about small sample sizes? Your entire existence on this global climate change board is substantiated by a thread where you talk solely about your county’s climate data. Like, are we being for real?
  17. dendrite
    I was just logging on to bitch. I’ve been sitting under this turd for 45 minutes now.
  18. NorthHillsWx
    Tomorrow’s system is going to have a painfully tight gradient in rainfall with amounts over 1/2” and under 1/10” likely spanning a single county
  19. SJonesWX
    finished the month with 2 1/2" of rain.
  20. tamarack
    Exactly the same here, 0.40" thru 7 AM and 0.78" 7 AM thru 9 PM. (Another 0.01" of DZ overnight, but that goes in the May bucket.) Month finished at 4.00" - 7th consecutive BN month and 10th of 11, but only by a whisker. April average is 4.06".
  21. LakePaste25
    The reason many of the big mets on twitter are going with super and east based is because most Ninos that have started out the way this one is starting out have gone that way, so they’re not just doing it because they have some inherent warm bias - they have data to back it up. But the thing about meteorology (and the broader sciences) is that past data is only right until otherwise proven wrong.
  22. GaWx
    Thanks. 1. You’re right that 1911-12 was colder in the Great Lakes/Midwest than in the South (see image below). So, good find and makes my statement wrong about ALL moderate or stronger El Niños on record not being colder in the N than in the S. I stand corrected. 2. However, though not as cold, the South still had a pretty cold winter (2-4 BN), which is unlike the NN on the Cansips. So, in that regard, the Cansips is still not making sense to me. Also, 1911-2 was about as cold in the S as the NE. 3. By the way, 1911-12 was just a lower end moderate with a peak of +1.2 per Webb rather than strong. But it’s still an exception to my statement since I was referring to moderate or stronger: https://www.webberweather.com/ensemble-oceanic-nino-index.html
  23. michsnowfreak
    Oh I do too. I take everything with a grain of salt at this stage. I have also said several times that I expect '26-27 winter to be milder here than the past 2. But these automatic assumptions of some torch winter and a super nino- not buying it at this stage.
  24. LakePaste25
    This is where I’m at as well. Until I see a more supportive evidence in the SSTA/MJO/WWB evolution that supports a CANSIPS-like outcome, I’m taking it with a grain of salt. Modelology vs. Meteorology.
  25. Brian D
    My modelling method would suggest the same probability for our sub. Lots of CAN air intrusion.
  26. bckhd2
    Had 2.07" this month but 1.5" of that has fallen since 4/27. Only 51% of our normal rainfall for the month.
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