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Only got 0.20". About what I expected.

This was our warmest developing super El Niño summer relative to the long term averages. These used to be reliably cooler summers. 2015 was the first one that was warmer but not as warm as this year was.

GFS showing a gyre storm developing in the SW Caribbean and blasting north the last few runs wayyy out in fantasy land. But in case you need a reminder in how the GFS has been doing this year: Just for comparison, this is the ECM for this year so far:

CWOP site, but yeah that’s their map display. I saved the settings here for my use, but you can pan/zoom and change the variables to what you want. https://www.weather.gov/wrh/hazards?&zoom=9&scroll_zoom=false&center=43.329173667843904,-71.68579101562501&boundaries=false,false,false,false,false,false,false,false,false,false,false,false,false&tab=observation&obs=true&obs_type=air_temp&obs_popup=false&obs_density=10&obs_provider=ALL

of course it was lol

Made it to 86 so far

i know the nepal flood was at least partially caused by climate change because the usual crowd immediately started saying it wasn't

The acorn size around my area is ginourmous. Not a ton of em, but they are bigly

12Z GFS run is interesting.

Almost the season for low topped supercells with little lightning so basically no change from the present

When Jason starts ringing that bell, you know there's model consistency. Fall is close.

Thanks. Is this a NWS product?

It’s barely over water after it hits Marco Island.

Damage!

Sick! Let's hope it's right lol

We pray for the 12z GFS!

88 here see if we can touch 90

I heard it’s the motion of the descension

didn't even try

There was 0.50” in S Portland.

October 31st. It seems like El Nino likes snow on Halloween here.

We’ll be onto 2001-2030 normals

Doesn't look very Nino esque to me. Strongest warm anamolies across southern tier.

I was wondering why no one here had started a thread.