40/70 Benchmark

Some weenie out in the forums is going to use this to toss the models due to poor initialization after a bad run.

That was flukey bad luck, though...nothing about last season synoptically screamed "Post a cheesy meme of us plunging into the Merrimack".

Well, if definitely won't these days. Its not raining and you don't forecast lol

That's some serious QPF commitment...we all salute you.

In all seriousness, I do hope for your sake the drought breaks soon....the only impact for me personally is less time spent doing yard work.

Marginally + according to CPC https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/precip/CWlink/pna/norm.nao.monthly.b5001.current.ascii.table

You're crushing it today...must be reinvigorated by all of this core sample and LE talk.

More innies than outties in the field? Hopefully the innies aren't OCM

No, entirely sarcastic. Believe it or not, I'm more resilient than my lawn and will perservere.

Rain is serious bidness.

Yea, heartbreaking for them....they'll probably protest my outlook now that the truth is out.

After I move, I will get a wooden post, but for now, I strategically place it at the side of the house that is against the wind direction, so that it doesn't get any contamination from the roof. Seems very accurate, despite less than optimal placement.

Yea, I don't really care about LE of snow...I'm not gonna pull a Dendrite and cook the funnel to get LE..I just record how much snow fell.

Easy if rain isn't your thing...took me until this year.

Yea, Bob Strokes had to find a new line of work.

This site is addictive. Former OCMs: Where Are They Now? / Information / TWC Classics

Yes.

Dennis Smith was in the field, I remember.

We had originally thought that it peaked at 150mph in the western Bahamas (we're else?), before fluxuating back to 140mph just before hitting FL.

Frisky rev...

I can't believe that you slept through Andrew....did you live in Tolland in the early 90s?

I just realized that we have endured 9 consecutive +NAO months of February....last negative NAO Feb was 2013. Jesus...hell of a way to run peak climo snow period...similar to the 1980s. We had 8 consecutive from 1988-1995....obviously the hammer dropped in 1996. March would have the same streak going, believe it or not, if were not for 2018....for all of the talk about negative NAO waiting for March. January 2021 ended a streak of 10 consecutive +NAO months of January...2011 had been the last one. December 2020 ended a streak of 10 consecutive +NAO months of December dating back to December 2010. Unless this is connected to climate change in some way, you have to figure that the other shoe is about to drop.

I already announced that mine was Hurricane Andrew in the tropical thread. I know just about all of us sick enough to have done it, so which event popped your nocturnal cherry?