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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. At least by that point, bums aren't quite as toasty in car seats...
  2. So sorry for your loss. My condolences. This forum has been in invaluable outlet for many of us through some very difficult times, myself included. May he RIP.
  3. Heh....closest I have been to normal since 2017-2018 is about 10" shy in 2020-2021. I haven't been sniffing normal. Its always either north of south of me.
  4. The truth is in the middle....some degree of this is natural variation and cycling, but its undoubtedly amplified and potentially altered by CC.
  5. Yea, all we can do is speculate for now...but I won't be suprised if it doesn't even take that.
  6. My stance on the AMO is similar to that of the PDO....If we get well into next decade with no change, then we'll truly know. I know many folks may think that they know now, but they don't.
  7. I know most speak of "tipping" points with respect to when the current climo succumbs to CC, but I also wonder if there is a "tipping point" for when the earth's natural balancing mechanisms/cycles trigger a push back against said influences of CC....ie, maybe ultimately a flip to -AMO and +PDO is realized.
  8. 2047...I actually expected a sooner date....I think Bluewave's model had yesterday.
  9. Yea, I'm talking on a seasonal level...brief periods are easily negated by other factors...whether it be a fast jet and/or poorly positioned ridges, etc....when the vast majority of the season is +WPO it loads the dice towards failure for eastern winter enthusiasts. I agree RE the cause of the +WPO tendency.
  10. Yes, agreed. Obviously the general warming is what it is, but I still feel like we will evetually see more variation to the WPO. I know we have talked about that and if it hasn't varied at all a few years into next dedade, then I'll need to reconsider that.
  11. Yea, I also feel the West Pacific being drastically different is a big reasony why the -NAO was abope to produce more readily that season compared to more recent ones.
  12. So you kind of had the right idea. There were some pretty fundamental differences from 2010-2011 beyond simply 14 years worth of GW.
  13. I got down to 49.1...it was so refreshing.
  14. All joking aside, I will try be more mindful of seeking clarity from you in the future before passing judgement...not that you are about my take.
  15. Great, could you link me to your seasonal temp forecast for last winter?
  16. I did, and you said you didn't put temp numbers out. Sounds like from what you have said that you would have forecasted that you nailed it, which is great....I but I find value in having a record to remove any trace of subjectivity or confsuion. Perhaps I am just rigid and others disagree.
  17. The ENSO threads grow to be like 500 pages, so its really cumbersome and confusing to rely on those to disseminate seasonal thoughts. I obviously I share tidbots here, but also organize them in a thread.
  18. Yea, this is where we disagree....I think one thread annualy from those that offer seasonal insights reduces confusion, so we agree to disagree there. To each their own...just understand that it makes "misquoting" more likely.
  19. If preferring a single thread to organize and centralize seasonal thoughts is "ridgid", than sure...I guess. I think everyone who does seasonals does it...clears up confusion and no one is "misquoted".
  20. I don't agree with all of Chris' takes obviously, but I really don't see what is wrong with putting your seasonal thoughts out there to clear up any confusion. Shame he doesn't because he's probably up there with raindance as one of the best forecasters....definitely better than I am IMO. I just wish there was more clarity, that's all.
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