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Daniel Boone

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  1. Yeah, we've seen that often in recent Winter's.
  2. Yeah, my suspicion of a possible warmest Winter on Record is growing, unfortunately.
  3. Good work Chuck. I recently made a possible warmest Winter on Record call on my forum based on how all Drivers are aligned. Now, what you came up with increases my confidence.
  4. That may be the case. Winter pf 1971-72 comes to mind
  5. Yeah, I am inclined to agree . SST'S look terrible, particularly that never ending Sauna off Japan and south of Aleutians. If that extended into the GOA we'd have better odds at occasional ridging over the top and + PNA. Also a greater likelihood of a+TNH Pattern. NATL. a mess as well. Warm pool off Newfoundland where you want a cold Pool. SST'S look to be set up in a way to create a shot at the warmest on Record. Hopefully not dry as well.
  6. Hopefully not a TC but a strong enough System to move up at the right time and bring us a soaking Rain.
  7. Probably just not into it right now with the boring, depressing Pattern we're in and looking at for the foreseeable future.
  8. Yeah, looks to basically continue the persistent Pattern. When you factor in the strong - PDO, +QBO and Nina along with unfavorable NATL. SST'S that look is what you'd probably expect.
  9. With really no to very little help from the STJ, this Winter could be a real barn burner. The MJO at least looks to be able to traverse the colder Phases. Hopefully that continues as should help counter basically everything else unlike the recent round where the intense Convection and LP formation in the Caribbean war'ed against it and helped keep the SER locked in. Hopefully, during favorable MJO Periods we can get a +TNH Pattern. I just don't see much in the way of a - NAO. Strong PV and + QBO. Not good NATL. SST'S. Like you alluded to, things seem a bit off as well. For all we know , everything could go against the Grain. However, We know what the reality is and where it's ultimately going from the greatest book ever written.
  10. Yeah, probably best we can hope for is an occasional +TNH Pattern.
  11. Yeah, apparently the strong -PDO , or at least the big warm SST pool out there is what's doing it. Sadly, it's downstream effect has been affecting us as well with the 500 MB Pattern as we know so well from last Winter. I don't really know what it's going to take to finally shift or dissipate that area of warm SST'S. Pacific State is really hurting us.
  12. Same here. From what I gather, some area's to our East are just at Peak now for whatever reason. Peak was about a Week (5-7 days)behind what the average Normal time is here.
  13. Probably right. With so many Climate Driver's lined up for warmth in the Eastern US , it has a shot of being one of if not The warmest Winter on Record particularly in the MA and SE.. maybe driest, God forbid
  14. I Remember those late 70's Winter's well. Rivers were frozen and snow covered. Deep Ponds were frozen so thick you could walk across them . For a teenaged snow lover those were like a child living in Toyland.
  15. Good points Chuck. If we go back to Feb 2015 we find a +NAO and a Eastern US Trough. +TNH Pattern. If I remember correctly, the QBO was Positive as well. Fly in ointment is definitely the -PDO.
  16. If some things connect at the right time, a possibility actually. Timing per usual.
  17. Noticed Models are hinting at another possible Hurricane hitting Florida somewhere. Some guidance has a similar path as Helene bringing us bountiful Rainfall. Other's going under Ridge and moving East across tip Fla . Apparently contingent on timing and where the HP is. Could have a lot to do with dry or wet next couple weeks. As it stands, westward traversing Convection and developing TC in the Caribbean and along ITCZ in Vicinity seems to be a mechanism helping keep us in locked in HP and Dry. Of course MJO Status is also influencing things.
  18. Yeah it was dry deep then but, the foliage and exposed woodlands are dry enough to support wildfires. The Water levels are not the concern they were then due to what you mentioned.
  19. Agree on the needed dryout time and workable weather. Wagner hit on something that id put some thought to as well but, not to the extent as him. Allergies is what I knew it would lend to being more prominent. I was driving down the Road yesterday and someone apparently pulled out of a dusty driveway well ahead of me as I ran through a large cloud of Dust. Had Window down as was so nice out. I began sneezing with a runny nose not long afterward that continued to plague me all night. Even after taking allergy medicine.
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