SnoSki14
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And you'll be wrong
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Interesting that MJO looks to move into phase 8 to start November. I wonder if things may trend cooler for once
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But we don't live in the southwest. This "perfect" weather will eventually become a big problem.
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The combination of drought and these mega ridges is something new. This would be very bad if it held into next spring/summer
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It's very unlikely that we maintain these dry conditions all winter but if it is a very warm/dry winter then we're looking at big problems next spring/summer. We're talking major fire dangers here.
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I'm noticing rivers and creaks drying up. Will likely see moderate drought conditions expand.
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Just look at the ensembles. Nothing but torch for days on end. And I said after these couple cool days.
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If guidance showed a huge eastern trough you would say that would guarantee an eastern ridge for winter The warminista trolls have zero nuance. They are JB but for warmth.
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Nice blowtorch pattern coming up. Not a cool day in sight. Forky would be proud. 70s & 80s forever
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Going from one extreme to the next has become common.
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Nice blowtorch for days on end. Winter must be coming
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This would be very bad had it been summer
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Good news for winter then
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No way! You skeptical? That's crazy
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MJO following the Nina playbook. Looks like MJO 7 in November which will lead to another cooler than usual November.
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I meant the state as whole will fare okay. Sure local hard hit communities will face issues but this won't be the disaster the media said it'd be.
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Turns out I was right that if Milton made landfall south of TB as a weakening hurricane, FL would do just fine...and they are. Maybe stop making everything a worst case scenario because 99% of the time it's not that.
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Goal posts are shifting rapidly. If temps for the past 2-3 months were compared to the 90s, 00s or even 2010s averages they would be several degrees above normal. Now when a month isn't top 5 warmest ever it's surprising.
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But they would be well above normal if we went by average temps in the 90s or 00s or hell even the 2010s The goal posts have shifted to such an extreme degree that it's shocking when a month isn't top 5 warmest ever.
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It's different now vs summer. A drought now ain't so bad.
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Literally trying to deny reality. Like that meme of your house being on fire and you ignoring it.
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Volatility is good if it continues into winter. It might gives us a chance of at least some wintry weather vs a 22/23 type winter.
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Wouldn't be surprised to see freezes next week with all this dry weather really helping temps tank at night
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Just a few wedge tornadoes, no biggie
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Agreed, however those impacts will be quite bad regardless.
