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@Eskimo Joe nice. Will you all be adding any Moco stations?
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Cyclical climate change refers to the Earth's natural, recurring cycles of warming and cooling over long periods, primarily driven by Milankovitch cycles. These cycles, related to variations in the Earth's orbit and axial tilt, alter the amount of solar radiation received at different latitudes, influencing climate patterns.
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In 2020 we'd already hit 95F up here, ha. Looks like 2022 had 10 days already of 80+ up this way too. We've had some warm Mays in the past 5 years that I think people have come to expect. This May has BTV at an exact 0.0 departure so far. Exactly normal.
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Reading an article in the WaPo regarding wildfires in Manitoba, Canada. Looks like we might have some pretty sunsets next week as the smoke heads east.
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It's also only May 29 lol...I mean I know we've had some year previous where we've had multi-day stretches of 80's with spots already having at least one 90+ day but I mean come on
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Yeah, especially since I'll be in Florida. You can have your 91/77.
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I think mid 80s with dew points in the upper 60s qualifies as HHH.
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For some reason ... I don't share in this idea that because a weekend day rains, the weekend "blows" Be that as it may, I don't mean to belittle anyone's angst for having to deal with a wet weekend. ...just in so much as druthers are concerned.. I see a huge upside for raining on Saturday and/or Sundays. Namely, to those that keep perpetuating the "stein" meme? I hope that every weekend, forever, rains and is ruined for all people that keep typing that word.
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Dammit no, please say that's not true
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HHH to me is temperatures 88-89+ with dewpoints >68-70 as a bare minimum.
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Hell yeah man, thank you. Appreciate your hard work. Look at that radar loop for December 2000. That's a sexy storm and a rare distribution these days with west beating east.
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Totally feasible to have an HHH summer with zero heat waves. Lots of low and mid 80s days. I think most would be fine with that.
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Wrong
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Occasional Thoughts on Climate Change
Typhoon Tip replied to donsutherland1's topic in Climate Change
What does this statement mean? -
SATURDAY IS GOING TO BLOW.
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The Cocorahs map confirms what you and I saw on the radar with a sharp cutoff of solid rainfall (~1”) just to our south in southern Chatham to the islands:
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I'm sure we will get our HHH days. And I am thinking it will be solidly AN, with a lot of high overnight lows
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So to adjust for what you think is caused by the move.... why not for 102 years of the 105 years from 1893 thru 1999 let's adjust each every year downward an average of 1.1 degrees with a range as high as 2.7 degrees of chilled altered data over that time and then start warming most years since 1999.....faked data is not real data!
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Or to fuel your own cyclical climate change denialism.....
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2025-2026 ENSO
40/70 Benchmark replied to 40/70 Benchmark's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
This is because the 2023-2024 El Nino was partially masked and competing with the forcing from the WPAC warm pool, which wasn't present during 2015 and 2009. Warm ENSO episode(s) later this decade and into the early 2030s should herald a regime change....but if not, then we will know something is up. -
Bold take saying no HHH this summer! fully expect that to come by mid to late June
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2025 hurricane season forecast contest -- enter by June 1st
Newman replied to Roger Smith's topic in Tropical Headquarters
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Yea I had just looked at the models before I came on here. Was going to say something similar. Nice June weather, but no HHH on the visible horizon.