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  1. Brian5671
    80 here with an onshore flow.
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    Models trending drier/warmer for the weekend
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    Strong Nino for next winter would not expect much in the way of cold...maybe we get lucky 02-03 style. But the last one in 15-16 was a torch outside of 3 weeks which did include the blizzard....
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    GFS and Euro are much warmer now for Sat while the meso models are chilly with temps in the upper 50's with strong NE winds...probably go with meso's on a back door setup.
  5. Brian5671
    Shades of 2009....
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    UKMET is further SW over NJ with the goods...but yes a signal for something big somewhere
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    Even here where we got 2.50 inches of rain earlier this month it's drying out fast with the low humidity and high sun angle
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    Eureka CA--every day it's in the 60's and it's often misty/drizzle/fog.
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    That's why I laugh anytime anyone thinks permanent DST is coming. We don't run busses for a dusting of snow we are certainly not running busses with an 8:30am sunrise in Dec....
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    A couple of youth teams canceled practice here due to the smoke. Really people?
  11. Brian5671
    The year without a winter (outside of 5 days)
  12. Brian5671
    Smoke here and you can smell it.
  13. Brian5671
    smoke is here...smells like a firepit
  14. Brian5671
    City on east is tough for severe in April/May-we are the graveyard of severe storms here until later in June...marine layer kills most storms
  15. Brian5671
    Very boring but alot of nice days this year....
  16. Brian5671
    yep 73 and sunny here-more like a late June Back door
  17. Brian5671
    Saw this on Upton's page: Thank you for taking time to provide feedback on how we can improve our messaging! The National Weather Service (NWS) currently uses “Watch”, “Warning”, and “Advisory” headlines to alert the public of weather and water hazards. The NWS Hazard Simplification (Haz Simp) project has conducted extensive research on how we might improve our alerting system. In 2021, based on this research and feedback from our partners and public, the NWS decided to replace the “Advisory” headline in favor of plain language headlines. An example is shown below. NOTE: This change will not be made before 2025. Current Winter Weather Advisory headline: ...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM TO 8 PM EST...Future plain language headline: ...SNOW: Hazardous travel in snow and blowing snow from 9 AM to 8 PM EST...
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    Yep agree. The last truly cool summer was 2009 (also a nino) but since then it's been above or well above
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    Nino summers can be cooler around here.
  20. Brian5671
    I'd say that even if we missed all the rain...we've had 4 weekend days washed out here going back to 4/22/23
  21. Brian5671
    Just Sunday on the GFS. I'd be fine with one day that's lousy...
  22. Brian5671
    Overnight models better for the weekend-keeps rains well to the south...
  23. Brian5671
    Insane rains here right now...
  24. Brian5671
    heavy rain here up to about 1.50 now
  25. Brian5671
    This band of rain means business-close to an inch here most of it within the last hour
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