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-July’s -SOI, which is headed toward sub -25, is going to end up the strongest on record by a wide margin. The current record July -SOI is 1965’s -21.0. The next lowest are at -19.8 (1905 and 1882). -The avg of June and July is also headed to a record low. The current record is the -23.8 of 1905.

Rain gods don't like whiners.

lol euro. Orographic f job

"All you need is 1" is a big problem. Weather is way too random...it didn't happen in 97-98 so why would it happen now? I mean did any of those storms that year even come close to being snow?

10” in a day and I can’t even get 1” in 4 weeks

Yeah I need the Ravens to ball out this year and go for that ring. Mediocre O's, mediocre snow upcoming...give me something to cheer for please, lol

Oops…thanks. Just spot reading posts in reverse chronological order. lol

We dodged a bullet in CT for sure. I’m barely over my .50 threshold. I have as much here in Saranac Lake—hundreds of miles away—as my CT backyard does. What a terrible place for interesting wx.

Kept hearing about how the humidity was gonna be lower today....88 degrees, with a DewPoint of 82...WTF. Terrible out today.

Storm clouds building.

.58 and ending. we knew

It’s based on grid point in the link I posted above.

Paging @kdxken I believe this gentleman is requesting some outside-the-region obs you may be able to assist with

With Philly coming to town more like 3 - 6 probably

Most games he seems to try to just pull the ball. I think he's turned into a selfish player but that's just my opinion watching his approach at the plate. In Boston he took a couple away pitches and hit them off the green monster, which I loved to see but haven't really seen that approach since. He's got too much Talent to be batting sub .220 He needs to be further down in the line up but that won't happen.

all you need to do is correctly guess a string of numbers to win the lottery

From what they're saying in the other thread though...is it even gonna be possible to get cold enough in JFM? 97-98 comparison to where the STJ was mentioned as an example of what can happen in an extreme event...I mean to my layman ears it's not sounding great.

These latest findings aren't really a surprise. Jessica Tierney et al., came across cloud-related changes that amplified Eocene warming during a high CO2 regime. These findings suggest that the so-called "hot models" might be actually be the more realistic ones in simulating a high C02 climate with high sensitivity.

What do they base these on? A specific gridpoint?

here is what a super nino july is supposed to look like

67.8° A few drops

11.49" IMBY, first double digits since 10.52 is September 2023.

Massive ridge over the west pumping moist air off the Baja Peninsula related

Webbed hands have now covered my face.