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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. True, but its as close as we can get. Good luck finding an exact replica of an analog. And even if you did, the weather probably still would not evolve in exactly the same manner.
  2. I don't agree with that. I don't see any reason to think that Canada will be completely void of cold, like it is in our worst seasons. Obviously that is of more value to folks further north, but that is how it could look worse. I also don't see la nina remaining very potent this winter, either, which is another way that it could look worse.
  3. Could be related to my last post, though the MEI is still raging....
  4. Some conclusions can already be drawn about this la nina event from its relationship, or lack there of, with the Indian Ocean Dipole. Don't expect either to last particularly long this winter. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2022/08/using-indian-ocean-as-predictor-of-enso.html
  5. I honestly think its a bit of both on each end....but again, all I was implying is that the worst of the summer is behind us and we are exiting solar max...that's it.
  6. It never fails....February and August both always feature the first people discussing seasonal change, and its always met with butt-hurt resistance Its admittedly worse in winter....won't deny that.
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  8. I understand your interpretation is different. We disagree. Touching 90 degrees again and having the season wane are not mutually exclusive to me, thus my statement is in fact congruent. I understand why it isn't through your lens.
  9. Right...to me, it means the apex is behind us and we are exiting solar max...just like in mid February when we have toasty tushies in the car. I did say we will see 90 degrees again.
  10. Yea, summer's back is thankfully broken. I'm sure that we haven't seen the last of the 90s, but the worst is behind us.
  11. Probably from about your area points southward, but not necessarily here....as long as there is cold in Canada, which there should be, its unlikely to be an unmitigated disaster at this latitude, unless there was some incredible misfortune involved. Agree RE above normal temps...pretty tough to pull off a below average season this day due to the relatively mild nights.
  12. Mixed bag for me....3 good, 3 suck.
  13. They nailed the Stormy January last season.
  14. Makes sense...figured that when I got home.
  15. I didn't get hit hard...just .14" in the gauge and did not lose power...digital clocks still running.
  16. I usually get a text from National Grid if there is a power disruption, which I haven't.
  17. Should be back by the time I get home at like 7 or 8
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