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SnoSki14

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  1. The fact that's happening without days and days of 70s and 80s is scary.
  2. This is what normal mid March weather is supposed to be like And it's not even raining so you're fine
  3. That's going to be a bigger problem down the line. Very early blooming only to get damaged by unusual late freezes.
  4. Looks like multiple freezes and even hard freezes likely just outside the city and immediate coast coming week. Should put a damper on any early blooms and leafouts.
  5. Exactly. 40s and 50s are much colder than 70s And I think the wetter scenarios win out. Persistence points to wet weather
  6. Very active and much colder 2nd half of March likely. MJO swinging to colder phases.
  7. March will finish+4 on top of the highest normals. If March ever goes even -1 people will think the ice age has arrived
  8. The problem with climate change is that it's a slow process so by the time reality hits it'll already be too late. However the recent acceleration could shift perspectives a bit.
  9. Go warm and ridgey and you'll win 9 out of 10 times The climate is different, people need to accept it. I think we get hit hard this hurricane season. These SE ridges are bad news
  10. This summer will be one for the record books I think. Already a hot start all over the globe and the transition to a Nina means very hot summer likely. Probably extremely active too
  11. Scariest part of climate change is how quickly things get normalized. This winter and this month is far from normal.
  12. Who knows at this point. A high ACE Nina is actually a good winter signal here.
  13. Scary summer coming up. The warmth is already off the charts. We're accelerating now
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