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  1. roardog
    So is the anomaly drop in 1+2 on the CFS v2 for the rest of the summer really going to happen? Why would this happen? Everyone is talking about how crazy high the forecast for 3.4 is but if we think the model has a handle on things then 1+2 should be dropping soon.
  2. roardog
    You might be but I'm not sure your phone or keyboard is since you only show up when it's warm.
  3. roardog
    Yeah. Anywhere east of Lake Michigan has bust potential tomorrow. At the very least there will probably be some dying convection moving through for a cloudy period at some point. Tuesday and Wednesday SHOULD be legit heat but I’m never convinced until I wake up that day and see no convection or debris clouds around.
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    How cold was June 1876 if there was still ice in Duluth on June 28?
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    What we need is the designation of basin wide east based Nino. lol
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    It reminds me of the one the models all had earlier this month. The models and the forecast had several days in the mid 90s here just a few days before and we ended up in the low 80s with some of those days in the 70s. That was actually a huge heat bust. Let's see if this one comes to fruition.
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    I always thought a true Modoki or west based El Nino had 1+2 below Nino threshold or even negative. I recall discussion on that here sometime in the past when Bastardi would call any Nino with 1+2 having a lower anomaly than 4 a Modoki and people would say that is incorrect. So wouldn't the same apply to an east based Nino just opposite? 1997 at this time had a true east based Nino IMO with region 4 at 0.1. If having the entire Nino basin be above 0.5 isn't basin wide then I guess I don't even know what is.
  8. roardog
    Aren't all the nino regions currently above the .5 threshold?
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    Florida in July? Yuck.
  10. roardog
    I always thought you had east based, west based(Modoki) or basin wide. With region 4 at 1.4 or whatever it is today, how can this not currently be classified as basin wide? You could call it leaning east or something I guess.
  11. roardog
    Now that we’re heading through June we can see the big divergence with 1997 is going to be Nino 4. This shouldn’t really be a surprise to anyone but it’s still a big deal IMO.
  12. roardog
    It seems like everything is expected to be permanent anymore(droughts,floods,etc)until they aren't.
  13. roardog
    So I actually looked this news article up and it’s kind of what I thought it was going to be. The headline isn’t what he said at all. Basically this guy says he expects a strong El Niño but a dry winter in Wyoming isn’t guaranteed since nothing is guaranteed in weather that far in advance.
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    That seems like a huge change. If they changed their methodology that much then it's hard to take the past numbers seriously. It's almost annoying actually. lol
  15. roardog
    Does it look like the extreme -SOI will continue? It'll be interesting to see how low the 30 day average will go?
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