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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. This was raindance's take: I'm treating Tonga as a N. Hem volcano because it erupted more greenhouse gasses than aerosols, since N Hem / S Hem volcanoes have opposite effects on the Northern Hemisphere hurricane seasons.
  2. I just suggested that based on the research that raindance posted......I definitely don't know much about that myself.
  3. I think it will fish, but we should have a a pretty good idea by mid week.
  4. Nah, that belt from Chris in Greenfield over to Hubby would do well, too.
  5. Its been the same damn pattern for several years now...winter and summer....or at least it seems like it.
  6. Reading Bryan Norcross' book on Andrew to kill some time until things pick up...so far, so good.
  7. TBH, I am kind of hoping the rain whiffs me tomorrow because its dry for as far as the eye can see, thereafter...may as well run with the drought bc its all we have for months.
  8. Man, gimme some of that 56 in Caribou...I can't wait for that hoodie weather.
  9. Glad you enjoyed, Bob. Happy 60th.
  10. Only curveball there is climate change, but its tough to tell what impact that will have on the tropical season moving forward.
  11. You are actually right...just stepped out and it's a bit sticky. They are in NNE, so maybe it's not as bad there?
  12. Regardless of the foliage, the difference in the sun is palpable....90 degrees just doesn't have the same bite that it did in mid July, just like when cold is manageable in the sun as we near March.
  13. Jesus, he just wants a response ..is it that difficult to wrap your mind around?
  14. Just saying, the decade as a whole was snowy.
  15. 1960s were a huge decade for snow and coastals.
  16. I honestly am not sure I have ever seen it this bad in my area...if we whiff on Tuesday, I don't think there will be any question that this is the worst that I have seen it.
  17. @Windspeedand others, you may find some of the above interesting.
  18. Possible, this is a hypothesis that will be researched. The amount of water vapor blasted into the atmosphere was significant, but was it enough to force suppression in the N. Atlantic basin? I'd buy into some influence support tanking ENSO for an abnormally strong third-year La Nina. The timing of a hyperactive EPAC in July was pretty wonky though. Really everything is a bit wack and needs looked into. Yea, nobody knows for sure and its probably a combination of factors.
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