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  1. Sundog
    Thank you for the exaplanation, I've been out of the loop for awhile. I figured it must have been better than documenting squirrel activity haha
  2. Sundog
    Have you seen the last few years of winter here? Like I said I'll take any help I can get.
  3. Sundog
    Tons of Siberian snowcover early this season. Hopefully it continues through October when it matters more. I'll take any help I can get to bring us a more snowy winter.
  4. Sundog
    Snow on Mt. Olympus and a couple other ski resorts in Greece. Maybe we can get a cold pool to swing through like the they just got in eastern Europe. I don't want to see temps over 70 until next May. But we all know what to expect over the next week
  5. Sundog
    It's legit cold in the shade with the breeze. Granted I'm wearing shorts and a t-shirt
  6. Sundog
    I remember like 20+ years ago I drove through there one night in October and I hit 38 degrees on the car thermometer while back at home in NE Queens (not that urban compared to the rest of the city) it was still in the mid 50s. It's so rural and beautiful there.
  7. Sundog
    The 72 is wrong. No model has temps that low for the weekend for NJ.
  8. Sundog
    What is up with the persistent torching during Christmas week? It's like the planet knows to mess with us during the worst possible time.
  9. Sundog
    Muttontown and a bit northwest of there is such an ideal spot for radiational cooling for a location so "close" to the city.
  10. Sundog
    How can the temperature indoors drop so quickly that you need to turn on a space heater with lows in the mid 50s?
  11. Sundog
    How in the world did Shirley on the east end manage to get calm winds with these NE breezes?
  12. Sundog
    Any frostbite?
  13. Sundog
    The spread between LGA and Newark is pretty significant for a monthly anomaly no?
  14. Sundog
    The 18z GFS has tons of below normal temps for much of the run. I choose to believe it for no other reason than I simply like what it shows.
  15. Sundog
    You moved south at a time when the water is now extra toasty so your cooling seabreezes aren't what they used to be.
  16. Sundog
    Euro AI kills the mega ridge much quicker now and brings cool temps in the long range
  17. Sundog
    It was seasonable when taken as a whole I'm not going to do celebratory backflips because we achieved normal temps when ranked against the warmest 30 year average we've ever had lol I'm not impressed
  18. Sundog
    I'm not changing when those averages were being used just 4 years ago. This isn't 60 years ago we're talking about. So if averages one day become 50 in NYC for January I'm supposed to pretend that an average of 48 is cold? Haha never happening lol
  19. Sundog
    Two out of three months finished above normal using 1981-2010 normals. Under no circumstances would you call that quite cold.
  20. Sundog
    Winter was quite cold?
  21. Sundog
    Yea I am a hair under 75 as well
  22. Sundog
    My point is we don't know as we get closer if any negative anomalies will pop up. You can't say the whole month is going to be a torch from now.
  23. Sundog
    And here is today's run for the same date:
  24. Sundog
    I've noticed that in the long range (day 10+) the EPA always show above normal almost everywhere with minimal negative anomalies anywhere. But when we get closer you see more pronounced positive and negative anomalies in the northern hemisphere. I wish tidbits had more old runs because the effect is more pronounced. But here is the run from the 21st for October 6th:
  25. Sundog
    I did apple picking off the trees one October out east like 10 or 12 years ago and there was a miserable heat and totally killed the Halloween mood.
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