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0Z CMC: 0Z JMA: 0Z UKMET like the 12Z and 18Z is well offshore.

Yup RECORD EVENT REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PEACHTREE CITY GA 0554 PM EDT THU OCT 15 2026 ...RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT ATLANTA... A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 88 DEGREES WAS SET AT ATLANTA TODAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 86 DEGREES SET IN 1935 AND 2025.

0Z GFS has the coastal directly affecting the OB rather substantially. The 0Z Icon is similar to recent runs a bit further offshore than this GFS.

Any snow that falls is a trace. But the guesses were for first measurable snow. Not that im the the thread police or anything

FYP.

Wonder if he utilized ChatGPT to help write this?

yep

My thoughts are - that was a nasty weather event; I'm glad those coral species were saved, and I'd be willing to bet that a lot of fossil-fuel-burning boats were involved in the process of recovery.

39.3/36 here. Just give me some flakes Saturday morning.

Yep. Played 9 after work and it was chilly where the sun dipped behind ridges. Last 4:54 tee time of the year for sure. 36° here.

What are your thoughts about the horrible 2023 FL Keys bleaching event caused by prolonged record hot SSTs in the low 90s? Key West buoy hit an amazing 92.8F during the late afternoon of 8/2/23! Several of us here followed this disaster and posted about it: The devastation there was amplified by the persistent heat as measured by the amazingly high DHW: Two species were nearly wiped out! The good news though is that they saved genetic material from them thank goodness: However, even these coral species are not entirely lost. During the heat wave, scientists saved about 150 genotypes, a.k.a. genetic material, of elkhorn coral and 250 genotypes of staghorn. They’re stored in biobanks at the Mote laboratory and The Reef Institute in West Palm Beach, Florida. The material will be used to propagate and reintroduce staghorn and elkhorn corals once conditions are more favorable. https://www.sierraclub.org/sierra/two-florida-coral-species-were-nearly-wiped-out-heat-wave

Just wanted to share a viewer email we got into the newsroom today because I think you’ll all appreciate it: RE: Terrible Rain Forecasting…. You guys absolutely suck at predicting any type of participation you can't even do it 24 hours in advance let alone 12 hours in advance, anything you guys say is going to happen as far as rain goes 95% of the time does not even happen or even come close to what you said was going to happen I know it's ultimately a prediction and you get paid to guess and then people plan their lives off your freaking guess. But you guys really suck you get it wrong more than anybody else. There really is no point in watching any weather anymore outside of just temperatures cuz that's about the only thing you guys can get right. You guys really suck bad, An Don't know your ass from a hole in the ground.. you suck,.. completely change my f****** plans because you guys have been saying all week long it's going to rain on Thursday and Friday afternoon and then nothing, no rain at all, am nothing even in sight for f****** rain. You guys should all be fired from your job you were just on the news this morning talking about rain this afternoon I mean damn you can't even predict weather in the same day your forecasting an repotting on it..

feels like when the Brewers get a lead, that's pretty much a wrap.

I’ve been tired of @JenkinsJinkies schtick for awhile now.

Re: reefs Generally hitting record levels these days, e.g.: https://www.aims.gov.au/monitoring-great-barrier-reef/gbr-condition-summary-2023-24 There's only been significant record-keeping since the 1980's, so we don't know what the trend is, or whether or not bleaching events that we've seen are normal vs CC-caused or not. Certainly not seeing any "death of the world" trending there. Re: Extinctions - let's look at that, shall we? Here's a database of recent extinctions: https://recentlyextinctspecies.com/database/most-recent-global-extinctions Starting from the top: Achatinella apexfulva - land snail; native to Hawaii; made extinct by introduction of predator by the rosy wolfsnail, deforestation, and the Jackson's chameleon. Not climate change. Ecnomiohyla rabborum - Rabb’s fringe-limbed treefrog; made extinct by chytrid fungus. Not climate change. Microcolpia parreyssii parreyssii - Parreys' thermal snail; existed in only one tiny locaion, made extinct by groundwater extraction. Not climate change. etc. etc. (not about to look up the details on the whole list) Wikipedia list of extinct species: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lists_of_extinct_species Cursory search - could not find a single one made extinct by climate change. There are thousands of them listed though, so maybe there are some I didn't see. The vast majority of extinctions happening, by far, are due to things *other* than climate change. Hunting, fishing, habitat loss due to deforestation, introduction of new predators, etc etc. Most of these are human-caused, yes, but not climate change. Bottom line: Fearmongering. There is no "world death" looming, of any sort. At least not due to climate change.

Already 31 here. It be cold.

CoCoRAHS shows 0.6" to 0.7" total for Fort Collins-Loveland, 0.9" Broomfield, over 1" Boulder, 0.55" Denver, 1.5" Golden (past 4 days)

36F at 9:30pm. Getting to be that time of year.

just did a quick reply and looked when I had 3 seconds and Euro AI gets the NC shore then would be east of us.. but that run was better than previous runs