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  1. CheeselandSkies
    Can we at least get some severe weather outbreaks before the cold really locks in? Upcoming pattern after this little tease of winter looks to turn milder but maddeningly quiescent, which seems to be the rule in this region of late apart from some random day in August.
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    I think he's referring to the anti-lockdown protests (armed buffoons in the MI state capitol, etc) which pre-dated the racial justice protests.
  3. CheeselandSkies
    Also that the WPAC, apparently out of spite, supposedly caused some of the Atlantic systems' struggles by Typhoon Maysak contributing to the formation of a TUTT in the Atlantic in September which reduced the intensity/longevity of some of the MDR systems.
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    '07-'08 was my last year attending UW-Green Bay with winter break trip home so I got to experience it in both northeast and south-central Wisconsin. As I recall your assessment is accurate.
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    I'd take the constant storminess over the extended arctic air and modest-to-moderate snowstorms. '13-'14 got to be brutal and my power bills were astronomical in my electric-heated apartment.
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    I will take that, we were buried in snow most of DJF but there was that early-mid January thaw that also included a regional tornado outbreak.
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    Yeah. Given seasonal indicators/ENSO state and SSTs/OHC in the vicinity I thought GFS/GEFS were on point with a hurricane, potentially a Mitch/Wilma-like beast coming out of the Caribbean. Now...not so much.
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    It's not a "media claim." It's based on a 126 MPH measurement at Atkins and a 140 MPH estimate by DVN survey in Cedar Rapids. Granted those are gusts, but you don't really see sustained winds of that magnitude on land in any but perhaps the very strongest hurricanes (think Irma in the Leewards, Dorian in the Bahamas).
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    Yes...yes. It seems that is what needs to happen to get quality severe weather in the central CONUS again.
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    I have Prospero on Ignore due to his conspiracy-mongering.
  11. CheeselandSkies
    Anyone else see the 06Z GEFS and GFS op? (at work so can't post it, but suffice to say it was...eyebrow raising)
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    ...is it S****?
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    What happened to that?
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    Michael was basically the unicorn of landfalls. In the CONUS, in daylight, with a perfectly formed stadium eyewall untouched by EWRC or dry air; yet it is barely talked about outside of those it impacted and those who chased it.
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    So LA gets the big wind and the big surge...just from different storms.
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    Yeah, this one has really underachieved in the satellite porn department especially considering the waters it has gone over. 2020 - 25? 26? tropical cyclones and maybe four quality eyes visible for 1-12 hours each?
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    Joaquin, but this is not that.
  18. CheeselandSkies
    Time to bring out Hurricane Milton again.
  19. CheeselandSkies
    What is the deal with shear always being there when the models said it won't be (Delta today, Sally through most of its trek through the GOM prior to the 11th hour before Panhandle landfall) and not being there when it's supposed to be (Laura, Michael at landfall)?
  20. CheeselandSkies
    The subtitle of this thread did not age well...
  21. CheeselandSkies
    https://youtu.be/XVPE7I0I7X4?t=13
  22. CheeselandSkies
    ...but is it good enough for ldub? Or did he stop paying attention when he called season over?
  23. CheeselandSkies
    2010 was decent across the board (May 10/19 in OK, May 22 in SD, several days in June along/east of the MS). 2011 was definitely very east-weighted not to mention bonkers in April. 2012 was drought city from the Rockies to the Appalachians and from the Rio Grande to the Red of the North; but still had two very high-end events early.
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    September may be considered the peak of hurricane season, but October really takes the cake for producing some beasts all around the world. From Tip to Hagibis, to Hurricane Patricia, to Mitch, Wilma, Michael and now Delta.
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    Yeah, no way this peaks as just at Cat. 2 unless shear comes in significantly higher than expected over the next 2-2 1/2 days.
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