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  2. frd
    He did not post it, and I was lazy to dig further. My bad.
  3. nw baltimore wx
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  6. MillvilleWx
    If I order a cheeseburger and I bite into a SLICE OF KETCHUP, I am puncturing the owners tires. What in the actual HELL is that abomination?
  7. Keith Central PA
    The hottest day of my life.July 15th 1995..was at an outdoor party..temp 102 dewpoint 83. It was so hot I had to go inside,take my face and plant it on the AC for relief..Heatwave killed hundreds in Chicago
  8. frd
  9. midatlanticweather
    Super humid too. Need some triggers and storms should erupt once we get to a hotter temp this afternoon.
  10. bluewave
    +10 months have been fairly common during super El Niño events since 1997-1998. Areas adjacent to the +10s also had very high temperature departures. Regions with the most overlapping high departures across multiple months finished the warmest for DJF. But since all seasonal models default to general climatology due to long range forecast uncertainty, none of the months were forecast ahead of time to my knowledge. The most common locations have been from the Upper Plains and Midwest across to the East. December 2015 was the most extreme for the aerial coverage and magnitude of the 10+ area. As early as November 22, 2015, the EPS weeklies were showing just moderately above average temperatures across the Northern Tier for December. So the long range models gave no indication of what occurred. +10 months since 1997-1998 Dec 1997 Upper Plains to Upper Midwest Jan 1998 Upper Plains to East Feb 1998 Upper Plains to East Dec 2015 Much of East Feb 2016 Upper Plains Mar 2016 Upper Midwest Dec 2023 Upper Midwest Feb 2024 Upper Midwest
  11. FXWX
    Yes, to July 4th... one of the most intense super-cells I have gone through since moving to the Burlington area; I had ~1-inch hail and 57 mph gust but was on the very northern edge of the cell; the wind damage I surveyed in the Harwinton to Bristol area pretty remarkable... My sister's house in Plainville needs to have roof, siding and some windows replace...
  12. TheClimateChanger
    You have to take some of these high dewpoints from 1995 with a grain of salt. The chilled mirror sensors in use at the time had to be regularly cleaned or they could produce spuriously high readings.
  13. AdamHLG
    These are the days I feel potential. It's the "all in" days that usually disappoint. For example: No crapvection today. Sunny. Only 10:30 am.
  14. Chris78
    Just watched the entire portion about the Os. Pretty interesting stuff. I doubt Elias ever hires a manager that has any real credentials unless Rubenstein pushes for it. I'd love to get Buck back here but that would never happen with Elias in charge I agree with you that Rubenstein seems clueless and just seems to defers to Mike. Not a Healthy business model when everyone is just a yes man to the president of baseball ops
  15. Voyager
    87/73 in Tamaqua at 10:30am...
  16. annunciated
    I was pretty astonished in July that it was hovering at the freezing line and are indeed astonished now it remained that way through peak summer heating at the poles.
  17. SouthCoastMA
    84/76.3 dews creepin, creeps dewin
  18. SouthCoastMA
    Yeah from my memory it was usually a widespread event like you said..a huge line that occassionally held together. With those expansive TWC yellow severe watch polygons from Maine down to the mid atlantic. Nocturnal convection seemed more frequent too. Again, all just a memory..and wonder about any stats. I'm too lazy to do the digging
  19. Baroclinic Zone
    90/72 and 86/73 scortchah
  20. CoastalWx
    Get after it. These are the dews of our lives.
  21. CoastalWx
    Where’s that dude in CT who goes and hides when temps get above 70? Reminds me of that dude from the movie Powder.
  22. Prismshine Productions
    It is 10:20 am and already 81 Sent from my SM-S176V using Tapatalk
  23. Torch Tiger
    Perfect low temp, roughly matching dew
  24. Sey-Mour Snow
    Ya I noticed it just weakens right as it enters Fairfield County, but looks impressive for Western Fairfield county
  25. so_whats_happening
    The closest examples I could find since the 50's (unless my eyes are deceiving me). 1983/84 region 1+2 stayed warm through at least early winter but was a La Nina at about -1ish status. 1986-1988 timeframe we had the double Nino event but they were about moderate to strong status before we cooled down. 1991-92 went to neutral and had a bit of a lagged 1+2, went cool neutral the following winter (92-93) and then 93-94 had a warm neutral. 1997-98 went pretty well into Nina mode but was west while Nino 1+2 remained neutral before tumbling at the end 98-99 winter. 2015-16 cooled through most regions while 1+2 warmed as we went into winter of 17/18 other areas being cool neutral. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/data/indices/ersst5.nino.mth.91-20.ascii Some correlation to a weaker Nina state but not necessarily the only outcome. It really I think depends just how the Nino state breaks down what will determine the following year. Would be interesting to look at the wind patterns for the transitions of each of these years. Edit: Again all this assuming the 1+2 does not exactly cool down which is something we will have to watch as we head into fall.
  26. Prismshine Productions
    The only bright side to growing up and spending 29 years in South Carolina... You get used to bullshit like this
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