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Same for Detroit. 3rd coldest for that period, behind those same 2 years. Thats also the coldest time of the year on record climatologically, so extra impressive. 8.7F – 1895 10.1F – 1936 12.3F – 2026 12.6F – 1899 12.9F – 1918

Looks like my work cube over by riverside golf course is inline. Will find out soon. Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk

I dont think it was overhyped AT ALL. In fact, everytime someone on here spoke about the abnormal cold they were inundated with how warm it was out west. There was some very impressive cold stretches. It was the 3rd coldest Jan 15-Feb 9 on record at Detroit. The first half of December was 5th coldest on record. In the end, the average winter temperature was solidly below avg based on any 30-year normal or the entire climate POR. It was the coldest since 2014-15. In a winter that was expected by many to be mild, it was solidly colder than avg in the Lakes/East. No one said it was record cold, but its also a copout to use a phrase like "its winter its supposed to be cold". Thats why averages exist. For Detroit, it was 44th coldest of 153. For Erie, PA it was 35th coldest of 153. At NYC it was 43rd coldest of 158.

Great write up by Ryan https://ryanhanrahan.substack.com/p/incredible-103-mph-wind-gust

One massive MEH for sure.

Now that the ponds and reservoirs are the lowest they've been all summer, they bring it only to abnormally dry. Meanwhile it was severe drought when everything was full. Shoot those products to the sun.

PDO has definitely weakened toward neutral in recent days. Net trend will be more positive. It's just whether that continues into actual positive territory and sustains. The North Atlantic on the other hand has also warmed up quite a bit.

Those that miss to your south inevitably find a way to whiff me too.

The WDI clears this. Going on 11 years without even a pure 6-8+ inch snowfall. I don’t think it gets talked about enough how dreadful of a stretch that is. I feel like it gets talked about that we haven’t had an HECS or MECS in a decade, but honestly a good portion of the region hasn’t even had a SECS in that time

I just downloaded it. You're right! It does seem to compute a bit heavy. I looked at the past week data and their readings for my yard are about .05" heavy each day. That's not a big deal unless your events are .10", or less, like all mine. Lol.

Two days in a row supercells in cntrl VT. The action ydy during the day, overnight, and now tdy over-performing, and @CoastalWx still be like MEH!

72 dbz to 14k from Albany radar. Must be dropping at least 1.5" hail.

I’ll be on Big Island till Monday… yikes

Warned now

all the good ones go south of us and over the lake

that storm west of Rutland VT looks like a beast

Let's get a waterspout on Sebago w/o GYX warning.

beautiful rest of the week coming up!! This Afternoon Mostly sunny, with a high near 78. Northwest wind around 8 mph. Tonight Patchy fog after 2am. Otherwise, mostly clear, with a low around 54. West wind 3 to 5 mph. Friday Patchy fog before 7am. Otherwise, sunny, with a high near 76. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph. Friday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 51. Calm wind. Saturday Sunny, with a high near 77. Calm wind becoming north around 5 mph in the afternoon. Saturday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 52. Calm wind. Sunday A chance of showers after 4pm. Mostly sunny, with a high near 76. Calm wind becoming southwest 5 to 7 mph in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation is 30%. Sunday Night Showers likely, mainly after 10pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 59. South wind around 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. Monday A chance of showers before 11am. Partly sunny, with a high near 77. Northwest wind 6 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. Monday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 55. Light northwest wind. Tuesday Sunny, with a high near 79. Calm wind becoming northwest around 5 mph in the afternoon. Tuesday Night Mostly clear, with a low around 56. Calm wind. Wednesday Sunny, with a high near 79. Calm wind becoming southwest 5 to 7 mph in the afternoon

Yeeeah... okay. There's a couple of facets here. I agree with you not to ignore "denialism" in the whole of western industrial society and recent cultural modalities (...largely a result of corruption) to do so. Of course. However, I was talking about certain repeating members of this forum - I have trouble believing their intent is born of mere 'innocence having been misled'. Because the logic has been explained in nothing short of 1+1=2 type certitude, yet won't penetrate? I doubt it - one can tell if one is coming from the blowhards chorus like those your implicating, vs you and I. We are clearly and logically by written material, decipherable as not being of the former ilk/bad social media informatica. Thus, these individuals are either not capable of the intelligentsia, or, they're immoral. As far as an implicit idea of a movement against disinformation? No problem. Unfortunately, it's also going to be a tall task. It's an untenable task. Risking a digression, it's why I think humanity is in its 10 hours. It's a metaphor borrowed from stellar evolution. A large star, perhaps 4+ times the mass of our sun, may burn in the hot end of the main sequence for many millions of years but because it's mass is so large, it's gravity is more intense, so the core temperature/rate of fusion is greatly accelerated. The core of the star starts to fuse iron ... game over. It takes more energy to fuse iron than the fusion of iron gives back to the star, and the core suddenly finds itself without enough thermal pressure to withstand the ... unimaginable power of gravitation crushing down. Core collapse takes place. As it does, it gets to the neutron density threshold and there and then, a bounce at the moment the core is determining a fate as a neutron star, or a stellar mass black hole. In either case, the out going energy of the bounce not claimed by core gravity well, surges outward through the star. When it breaches the surface it is observable as a super nova. It takes typically 10 hours for the shock wave to do so, a time in which the star continues to shines in magnificence and glory ... as though nothing out of the ordinary has taken place, just like it had for the many millions of years. It's as though the star has no idea it's a corpse. Sound familiar.. ? We may be in our 10 hours - keeping in mind, it's a metaphor.

Super ninos in order from 65-66: Boom, bust, boom, bust, boom....I'm a bit concered we're due for bust again based on that random pattern

Odds probably favor AN temps/precip and BN snow, but the super nino list is still SSS. Of course we’re embarking on unchartered waters this go around.

I mean you can say 1.2" or 35" and have equal chances of being right or wrong, lol