JenkinsJinkies
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2026 Mid-Atlantic Severe Storm General Discussion
JenkinsJinkies replied to Kmlwx's topic in Mid Atlantic
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I just don't understand how a modeled wetter pattern can completely and utterly collapse in a matter of days. If this niño fails to deliver is this the new normal now? I thought climate change meant more rain for this region...
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When is it going to be our turn?
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Around this time in 2024 we had a tropical remnant system headed our way and a massive precip forecast. Instead the bulk of the rain refused to go north of Richmond.
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Why is it every time the models show a wet pattern coming up it collapses a week before it starts? Will the niño ever kick in? Or is this nw dominated pattern the new normal?
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Punting from September to October. There were signs that September was going to turn wet but over the course of this week the modeling for it completely collapsed.
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First it was mid/late summer, then it was September, now it’s mid-late fall. What’s with the can kicking?
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This year won’t be it but I wonder how much longer until we get another Irene like storm track?
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This will be DC's first wetter than normal month in a while.
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Almost all of the mainstream mets are pointing towards a torchy fall so...
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I’d really like to know what they’re smoking given how 2015 went…
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We learned this lesson in 2017, we always pay for an early cool down.
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Anything before that will be another May style head fake then?
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September was mentioned as the month that the niño precip pattern was finally going to kick in but now it seems to have collapsed. What went wrong?
