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  2. canderson
    Agreed completely. St John has probably the best beach in the entire chain, too.
  3. Zeppy
    Reminds me of HS baseball
  4. Stormchaserchuck1
    Maybe but 88-89 was a really Strong Nina. I don't think we will have Moderate-Strong for the next 3 years.
  5. dmillz25
    Late February was snowicane
  6. dmillz25
    A west based mod niño would be good as well
  7. dmillz25
    43 here
  8. PhiEaglesfan712
    Or could an 86-89 scenario be in the cards? Like a double-year strong el nino in 26-28, possibly peaking off-season (summer of 27), then a flip to a strong la nina in 28-29.
  9. dendrite
    It’s snowing
  10. Damage In Tolland
    Only .07 so mainly Stein
  11. winterwx21
    Yeah a weak El Nino would give us a decent chance, but unfortunately the signs point to this one being strong. I'd much rather have a La Nina like the last couple winters than a strong El Nino.
  12. Stormchaserchuck1
    Maybe we'll pop +6c tomorrow or the next day? Very impressive subsurface warmth on the thermocline
  13. winterwx21
    As far as the cooler weather vegetables I planted Broccoli, lettuce and radishes in late March. All doing very well. I'll start picking lettuce in about a week. I've had to water a lot though with this terribly dry pattern. I got only .04" from today's showers so not happy about that.
  14. FXWX
    All snow now in Burlington CT
  15. Stormchaserchuck1
    I went to Grand Turk, just south of the Bahamas a few days ago. Beautiful beach
  16. MJO812
    We dont want it too strong for winter.
  17. jm1220
    Just cold rain here. 42
  18. Itstrainingtime
    St. John. We visited back in 2012 while we were in St. Thomas and vowed to return. We have cruised to St. Croix and loved it as well. Honestly, St. Thomas is our least favorite of the USVI. Too touristy. The other islands are much more laid back.
  19. dendrite
    It’s always Christmas there.
  20. RickinBaltimore
    The O's need to be like me and cut the Mayo
  21. yotaman
    Had a high of 81 before the front came thru around 1 pm. Currently down to 58. Winds gusted to the upper 20's with the front passage. Light rain now. .01" in the bucket.
  22. Modfan2
    Steined
  23. Stormchaserchuck1
    SW, US ridge will do that. Best pattern for a tornadoes is a SW, US trough, slight SE ridge, and another trough in the Northeast to near New Foundland.
  24. ma blizzard
    sleet mixing in
  25. Stormchaserchuck1
    It's just a middle ground of probability.. where the money is flowing regarding pattern. There is nothing meteorological about it, but some traders may use meteorology to buy/sell the market. I know this board is about discussing scientific theory, etc, but 90% of people really only care about what the Winter will bring so I reference the current trading trend and price, as it is the best guide. If you think it's not good, take up the challenge and trade it! The cold last Winter did more than double the NG price at one point, so accuracy would have been very beneficial to people personally! The cold last winter in the NE was somewhat predictable.
  26. CAPE
    NFL Draft this week! OTAs, then training camp before you know it. Meanwhile the Os will probably still be struggling to stay around 500. Like you said, some of their highly valued/ coveted minor league talents look awfully mediocre in the Bigs. I think Elias labeled Mayo as one of the 'untouchables' for trades lmao.
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