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  2. The damn govt shutdown wouldn’t allow the warnings to finish being distributed to you and ineedsnow. Sorry.
  3. Yea the wind picked up and temps stabilized.
  4. Yeah no complaints about the forecast for the next week. Consistent upper 60s and sunny, the perfect October combo. Much better than the June in October weather of last week. And with a hint of a more active storm pattern incoming for the second half of the month for those who are going to go "but it's so boring!"
  5. Yes it was a cool morning for sure!
  6. Temps in the high 40s/low 50s even in the inside-the-beltway heat island this AM; fall actually here to stay now?
  7. In other news since I haven’t been on here since last winter. I got engaged July 27th and our wedding is May 17th.
  8. Yes. I saw a study (probably the one you’re referring to) years ago that tied IOD forcing into the WPO
  9. It does. I'm actually kind of surprised. As long as it's sunny.
  10. Too cold, too early is never a good sign.
  11. tons of incredible weather on tap, loving it
  12. to which statement (assuming both) IOD's effect really depends on strength/location of ENSO... a study i read the other day about CP/EP ninas and the subsequent impact on NAO saw that CP ENSO had statistically significant correlation(SSTA between 180-150W) to either +NAO/-NAO depending on if it was cp nina/nino respectively, but the correlation for EP ninas/ninos was too weak to discern anything as concrete
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  14. Low of 39.2 at WXW1, which blasted HFD's low of 44. Low of 28.6 at WXW2, which was warmer (as expected) than SLK's low of 23.
  15. Who was predicting a 75 monthly average for October? I forgot who it was, my point is you can't make bold claims like that by using long long range forecasts.
  16. Just eyeballing.......while I don't doubt the correlation, there are plenty of exceptions.
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