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  1. 30 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    Is this a staple of transitioning from a stronger Nino episode to a Nina? 

    It just seems very bizarre how there is such little model-to-model and run-to-run agreement or consistency. I know this can happen during the warmer months due to convection which can throw things out of whack but I can't recall seeing it this head scratching. 

    Anecdotally it seems there has been an unusual amount of variability even in the D5-D7 range lately 

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  2. 22 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    oh I see.  There was an inversion that we needed to cook off.  Temps just surged in the last hour where ever there's sun. 

    We looked like we'd be a bit under guidance ( machine ) as of 10 am.  It was just 71 .. 72 in the region at that time. But it's 78 .. 80 really quickly just in the last hour. 

    So the machine numbers may in fact be too cool ?   here's a stretch, maybe they'll be right.  no way

    noticed that too .. seemed to go from U60s to near 80 very quickly last hour

  3. 2 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    But who the hell knows. disastrous model consensus for tomorrow. Thank God this isn't a winter event.

    Tough call for sure .. weenie range HRRR would soak and 12z NAM is trending that way 

    Before 12z runs I would say hedge drier, but we'll have to see .. 

  4. 6 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

    As much as I am dying to get into a weather pattern where we get consistent warmth I think we have quite a bit to go until we get there. We've been in such a shit pattern and its just slowly eroding away, however, its just rotting so we'll left with its dead corpse. There is nothing really driving a change. 

    not sure .. I'd argue the end of May looks warm and the only thing holding it back from potentially our first taste of HHH is the tendency for west based -NAO. 

  5. 3 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

    I wonder if we'll ever see a high risk any further east than what we saw 5/31/98. The only way it ever happens if there was a legit signal for a derecho to rip across NY/PA and SNE (or NY across NNE). We would never see a high risk for tornado probs, one reason being the spatial size of our geography is just too small. I wonder what the outlook was for 7/15/95. 

    7/10/89 would be interesting too

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