JenkinsJinkies

Above average temps will couple with it. Nina is almost always warm/wet cold/dry.

Last time we had a potential blob a storm came and destroyed it.

PSU accurately called 22-23 DOA in October of that year.

https://xkcd.com/1732

Now if this persists through winter…

How do we know this isn’t a cope like when similar points are brought up in winter?

Wow this is winter levels of falling off a cliff…

I’m not going to say anything but a certain thread I created will be bumped again if my hunch is correct.

Now we're definitely going to pay for it in October. My money is on a week of mid/upper 80s straddling the 15th.

Based on the last few times it'll either be upper 90s in the first week, a week of mid/upper 80s in the 2nd or 3rd week, or an 80+ around Halloween.

We’re going to pay for it in October. Be it a 90+ in the first week, a week of mid/upper 80s highs mid month, an 80+ day around Halloween, or a combination of these. We always pay for early met fall cool spells.

And now you’ve all but guaranteed a tropical storm sometime in September.

https://www.facebook.com/100057885799452/posts/1170806174858898/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Usually we pay for a cool late August/ early September with a blowtorch October. It doesn't have any sway on the winter.

I went to look up about it after it stopped and the internet was out for hours. Electricity was on but the internet was down.