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  1. CAPE
    0.76" here. Still some light rain showers moving through. No complaints.
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    Looking at radar over that way. You should stop at the DFH store in Rehoboth and pick up a 4 pack of Utopias barrel-aged 120 min, and a couple bottles of aged WWS or 120s. Worth it.
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    The HRRR still has my area getting maybe a quarter max. Just hit 0.50". Sort of in the 'jack zone' here(such that it is) which most models have south of here. Euro and also the ICON appear to be closest to reality, at least over this way. 3km NAM has been a bit all over, but the latest run looks close to what is actually occurring.
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    64 with steady rain here now. A half inch would be nice.
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    Soil is pretty dry here. Over 10 days with little to no rain since the 1-2 punch deal. Someone bump the drought thread.
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    18z runs are a bit more juiced up overall.
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    May 11 ENSO diagnostic discussion update from CPC. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/analysis_monitoring/enso_advisory/ensodisc.shtml
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    I have a log home and used to get woodpeckers pecking into my Fascia- going after carpenter bee larvae. Once I learned how to properly eradicate them, no more woodpecker attacks on the house.
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    Awesome. I have found that in many cases it is a waste of time trying to get plants to grow and thrive here in the woods (plus the silty/sandy soil), if they aren't native. I was looking for something native that got BIG- to serve as a demarcation between my back lawn/garden area and the edge of the actual woods. The big bluestem can get up to 8 ft tall, plus they turn a pretty red/orange color in the Fall. They self-seed and also spread via rhizomes, so it will be interesting to see how this ends up lol.
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    Big Bluestem.
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    Overwhelmingly -PNA overall though, in a Nina. We had very transient periods of "favorable" Pac with the -NAO, but it didn't work out. -NAO during a Nino (with an actual STJ) gives different outcomes than in a Nina when the PNA is negative.
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    There are degrees of -PNA. Slightly negative to neutral PNA with a -NAO, esp in a Nino with a STJ present, should still be a good pattern. It better be if we still want snow here.
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    70/42. Just wow. Clone this day and give it to me for the next 3 months, with some cool rain every 4 days.
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    Perfection. Been outside all day soaking it up. Planted some perennial native grasses this morning when it was misty and temps in the 40s. Now sipping a margarita and placing some annuals in the pots on the deck.
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    Latest CFS runs now go out to Feb. Jan and Feb looking similar to CanSIPS. Favorable Pac, -AO/NAO. Dec isn't bad either. Fwiw ofc.
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    5ofMay HH- Homemade guac and a Margarita ofc. Cheers!
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    We can hope. Health and production from the new additions, as well as Lamar and Bateman.
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    Nice. He is better than Peters at this juncture, and the Ravens CB draft pick(Kelly) isn't a plug in starter at this point. They could still sign Peters, which would be ideal. Can never have enough CBs.
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    Picked up 0.18" of rain with the showers this morning. Getting some sun now. Temp is 52. Chilly day.
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    52 here after a high of 57. Not hating this at all given how easily we do 80s and humid this time of year.
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    7.15" for April here. 5"+ fell over the last 10 days
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    I agree the -EPO is probably a key feature, and will likely be needed more going forward in order to inject enough cold into the pattern. The domestic variety doesn't seem to be getting it done nearly as much these days.
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    New edition of CanSIPS for Dec. Bigger EPO ridge for Jan and esp Feb, plus -NAO.
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