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  2. ravensrule
    Was and fortunately still is.
  3. Quincy
    Yes, the hail core went right through Pettit, which is a near ghost town about 7 miles NE of Whiteface. I went back up there and saw tennis to baseball sized hail all over the ground. Granted, it had about 45 minutes to melt… By the way, the picture I took was from an earlier supercell. The second one was a direct hit. A third one also grazed the area, but it was noticeably weaker. That area really got pounded. Lots of flash flooding due to heavy rain and hailmelt.
  4. Met1985
    Temp down to 56 currently and we had a surprising rain shower roll through.
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  6. Stormchaserchuck1
    That started a long time ago.. back in the early 2000s, every Summer had a Rockies-based ridge.
  7. WxWatcher007
    It’s fantastic. Just wish we had this troughing in winter.
  8. Stormlover74
    Spotty shower on sunday....noooooo
  9. metalicwx367
    26/15/7
  10. Jtm12180
    28/16/7
  11. powderfreak
    I guess I just balked at that upper level pattern providing 7-10 days of summer heat, 80s to near 90F. For his NW flow ring-of-fire he’s talking about, I want to see ridging in the Ohio Valley, forcing energy over it before accelerating SE through New England… not below normal heights there on a 5-day mean. I just interpret a NW heater flow as something else on the “charts”… not SW moist flow mixed with some post-FROPA air masses. This is the exact opposite of having lower heights to our SW.
  12. madwx
    I could see my backyard make a run at 39 one of these upcoming mornings. Will have to see if the recent moisture holds up temps
  13. rclab
    Will you may have just given away your true identity. As always, …
  14. Stormlover74
    We wouldn't have power for 2 weeks
  15. forkyfork
    can we get some of the fun parts of climate change? look at what just happened in texas. instead we just get 50s all winter
  16. ChescoWx
    Sorry ClimateChanger the same equipment has been used for almost 21 years,,,,,,no change in equipment
  17. ChescoWx
    LOL! Fortunately the actual data is as always available to show no greater warming at EN during our current warming cycle than with the post hoc Altered NOAA data below. With of course the expected warming adjustments clearly applied and shown with the Altered data below. Our well documented problems occur of course with the past cooling of the older data and the more recent warming of the later data to make it seem somehow like our current warmer cycle never happened in the past.
  18. yotaman
    Had a nice storm move thru this afternoon. Temp shot up to 91 before the storm and dropped to 70 after. Picked up exactly 1" which gives me 4.32" for the month.
  19. 87storms
    We do pretty well in general with 80+ temps, humidity and afternoon/evening storms. It’s not a whole lot different than what Florida experiences, though they get the sea breeze effects on both sides whereas I guess we usually need a vort to add lift.
  20. Interstate
    This one is pretty good
  21. Chinook
    is Pettit in here?
  22. bowtie`
    Pretty wild when you think that a cold lake saves your sensitive vegetation in Marquette while Bo's tomatoes and chickens get blasted inland.
  23. Stormchaserchuck1
    I just think the data kind of argues against it, especially early in the Winter. You were the one who pointed out the PDO actually has a higher correlation in the N. Pacific than ENSO. Look at this Oct-Dec composite.. >0.6 correlation in NW Canada, going back to 1948 (not even over water)! https://ibb.co/JHs3qrp
  24. RUNNAWAYICEBERG
    Those progs are in his undies after a few beers.
  25. rainsucks
    This summer (and likely autumn) is going to be a literal torch fest for the entire country (except Alaska), and it's actually starting to concern me. Even without factoring climate change into it, the state of tropical forcing and internal variability itself favors heat to a rather extreme degree this year. Enjoy the next few weeks because it's looking ugly afterwards. Worth noting that 1988 happens to be one of the better analogs for this summer, which is rather unfortunate as a modern 1988 regime would be potentially catastrophic.
  26. Kay
    I think (she) was looking for a spot to lay eggs, but was getting too much attention from a curious crowd of black vultures (I'm not dead yet!) and there was even a fox looking on! Back to the water...
  27. Will - Rutgers
    watching the sunset from my high rise apartment as this dry breeze rolls through, post-workout, post-shower. drinking cold milk from the jug. this is the only time i’ve ever been happy
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