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  1. SnoSki14
    Increase in precip made up for the increase in avg temps. Eventually the increasing avg temps will win out though.
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    Yea we haven't seen a real fall transition since the 2000s. When's the last time Sep-Nov was near or below normal. 95?
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    Late September is looking more troughy than a few days ago. Models shifting around a lot in mid-long ranges...guessing seasonal transition playing a role in the uncertainty.
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    Wow really nice storm rolled through. One of the best of the summer.
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    Atrocious foliage season. 80s deep into October
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    It's basically July/August with a weaker sun. Insane amount of heat and it looks endless. Given the wet weather combined with hot temps the foliage season could be delayed by a few weeks.
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    Lol Your prediction already failed. And it will continue to fail.
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    This is our new reality. Things will just get worse and worse every year.
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    Models are always too quick to recurve MDR storms.
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    Endless summer Climate change is accelerating
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    Thanks to our lovely Hadley cell it would be unusual not to see snows in Oct/Nov.
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    The threat of a tropical system hugging the coast is growing. This will be followed by additional threats from MDR systems.
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    Very Isaias like storm on the Gfs followed by two waves, the 2nd of which will likely by an MDR hurricane. Strong broad ridging in place throughout.
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    Pattern looks favorable for a rapidly developing system off east coast. The torrential rains ain't done. September looking steamy & tropical.
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    We haven't seen our last tropical system given that steering pattern. Westerlies will be well north of climo. Larry's recurve was an anomaly.
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    That's nice in theory but you keep letting it go for weeks and pretty soon you'll be saying bye bye to winter.
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    That's a massive ridge. Would guarantee more 90s but could see onshore component show up.
  18. SnoSki14
    That's basically summer with a lower sun angle & less daylight. Lots and lots of 80s and even 90+ in hot spots.
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    Guarantees for more hurricane impacts for the US
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    Can't do it without strong blocking.
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    It's probably gonna be another summer to winter scenario. Could see another big gulf system that leads the charge ahead of a major trough.
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    It could be a lot worse. There's hints of a -EPO and at least a neutral NAO. If the NAO ends up more negative then it wouldn't be bad at all.
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    Except we haven't seen colder winters at all, just the opposite in fact. We've seen more unusual cold spells and winter weather in various places but overall its been much warmer than normal.
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    It's gonna summer into October and then the first snows will arrive a week later.
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    I expect October to act like September. Lag effects of Nina pattern that developed. Favorable MJO
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