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    3000+ CAPE along I-95. https://ibb.co/NKJ3L6P
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    The jet stream is pretty far north across the world. There is a lot of potential energy for warmer conditions..
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    I keep waiting for it, and it never happens.
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    It's been relative cool, There was a global warming spike, and we have been cooler in comparison to that.
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    Nice -EPO for the next ~10 days. Should keep us fairly cool.
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    Again, the central-subsurface is cooling on a daily basis. The black-box is the PNA-indictor, I've researched/found predicts more than other ENSO measurements. https://ibb.co/hXxSFYq
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    Since inception, it's 13-4 at getting the overall NAO state, and 9-8 within the predicted 0.54 SD accuracy. It's a May-Sept measurement, that I was going to make a post about soon, Last August it really warmed, so I was waiting to post.
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    Central-subsurface has a -2c pocket. This is the correlator to N. Pacific pattern. In 72-73 despite a Strong Nino, central subsurface was -3 to -4, and that Winter had a strong -PNA. I'm more worried about the -PNA possibility than a Strong El Nino causing warm or whatever.
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    El Nino looks weak in the subsurface https://ibb.co/qsv4Ytm There is a correlation with -50 to -250m, 180W to 140W, between many "nowtime events", I've found stronger than surface SSTs. If you look at the central-subsurface, it's not even an El Nino right now. It will be interesting to see if El Nino effects don't happen so much this season.
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    Now we have an area of -2 in the central-subsurface https://ibb.co/qsv4Ytm Remember, we had a wave here in the Winter/Spring that was +3-6 in the central region before Nino 1+2 and 3 warmed. Those who think this will develop significantly in Nino 3.4 just based on normal progression may be wrong... for the current time, it's out of fuel.
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    I've been surprised it's been raining so much here in NE MD. We have 10"+ since it started a month ago.
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    Still have juicy LI's https://ibb.co/m0vBQ8s
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    Lapse Rates and CAPE is pretty decent. Another beautiful sunset with a sliver of moon in the sky. clear skies
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    Look at the warnings https://radar.weather.gov/station/KCLE/standard LI https://ibb.co/FkpzH99
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    It feels like instability has picked up a little. I know last night it felt like it was 92 degrees and rain when I went to sleep.
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    That bow near Toronto looks interesting. SPC has >40% between 4z and 12z. It seems like there is a Slight risk every day though, with not much clouds in the sky.
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    If you correlate to .2101 sigma potential, central-subsurface correlates more to 500mb in the N. Pacific Ocean.
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    That's pretty cool about 72-73, that there was a very cold ENSO subsurface with that Winter. There is a 0-time-correlation there (subsurface and N. Pacific pattern), I've learned (That Winter was strong -PNA).
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    I'm getting a lot of intuition for an active jet, giving us snowstorm chances in the East, The global jet seems to be right now strong and active. Wild card is if the +PNA or GOA low forms like it's suppose to in El Nino's.. I think -NAO-type pattern can be expected with El Nino/-QBO (could be a EC trough extending south from Greenland when the Pacific becomes favorable., there is a -NAO=ec ridge, +NAO=ec trough pattern in play for the last 10 years, reversing the Pac pattern). All these global warming landmarks being hit.. I've been watching the pattern in the Southern Hemisphere and it seems cold periods don't want to last beyond 15-25 days at a time..
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    The central-subsurface remains very weak for a Strong Nino in Nino 3.4 and 4.. (Remember, we recently had a +3 to +7 wave pass below all regions, and it's now ~+1.)
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    Phoenix is probably going to go 30+ days in a row above 110, breaking the old record of 18. I wouldn't micro-analyze.. The record warm Atlantic ocean, the jet stream is north right now. I think we are blessed here in the east having constant troughs so far this Summer.
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    Did you guys hear, Phoenix's previous record for most consecutive 110 degree days was 18 in 1974. They are expected to get to 25, at least, with 114's still showing up at the end of the 10-day. Looking at LR models, they could go 30+.
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    I've found that the cooler/wet Summer so far locally can be connected to El Nino, so things like roll-forward a wet July or whatever can be done with some validity.
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    North Pacific lows have been powering through. This is a few times now where the models showed more -PNA than verified, as we went with a GOA low or +PNA. This is the first time in ~3 years that I have seen this trend on models, over the course of a few months. We are 3/3 I think. Obviously, the Hadley Cell is still far north, but we wouldn't see this trend if it were La Nina.
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    Virga here
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