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  1. CAPE
    Microclimates due to terrain effects, mostly in the western areas(orographic lift/rain shadow) largely determine winners and losers. In areas at lower elevations it is random in a lot of cases, but there are localized boundaries that can help trigger storms due to bay/sea breezes enhancing lift in some cases. When a legit cold front runs into a warm, unstable airmass the chances for more widespread coverage of storms is increased, but there will still be locales that maximize more than others. Again over time, that seems to even out. A linear/elongated line of storms(QLCS) probably gives the best chance for all in the affected area to be impacted in a similar way.
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    Yeah there was another downpour here around midnight. Ended up with 0.15" for the day. Was expecting nothing ofc.
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    Wow a brief downpour with a gust of wind, then a bit of lighter rain. Didn't amount to much ofc but nice to know its still possible lol. 0.07" !!
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    Agree. Just got to keep watering the plants. See how drought tolerant the clover is. Grass is going quick.
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    Just over 6" total here for MAM. Something needs to change.
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    you rang?
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    That's a Nino-ish look. The general idea is pretty good for a seasonal tool at this range. It would probably look even better for Jan-Feb.
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    He made the thread ahead of the last rain event, but there was already a Med/LR discussion thread. This one got pinned after that, which really didn't make sense as there was no hint of heavy rain going forward, and there still isnt.
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    @WxUSAF Please change the title of this thread. Its ridiculous- the antithesis of the reality of the situation going forward. Maybe just delete the first part and make it "June 2026 Medium/Long Range Discussion".
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    No changes in the drought status for the area with today's update. If some of the LR forecasts come to fruition there will probably be some parts of the area(probably SE) that will be in extreme drought category.
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    You didn't post h5 for Feb. The time for an east coast historic blizzard. +PNA, -EPO and -NAO.
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    Dry AF here. Watering does next to nothing. Where's Noah? Gonna need that boat (Ark) soon. The Biblical rains are surely coming.
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    Yeah half of the area is in a severe drought with no rain in sight.
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    The title of this thread is terrible. The first sentence should be deleted.
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    Well's role is a bit unclear. He certainly did suck today.
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