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we probably are already doing so but i wish we could do equal amount of research on all of the different types of weather phenomenon out there including those teleconnection things maybe theres some sort of new one or something like that i mean noaa is doing a great job with the new research that they are doing now i just wish there could be even more research or a balanced amount just so that we can get rid of these unknowns and etc im sure its possible we do in fact someday figure out how our planet earth works even further sort of thing or something

https://x.com/labry_de/status/1947079474589413814? wow it looks like a mothership is taking over connecticut

oh okay gotcha thank you michsnowfreak im hoping i could at least move somewhere maybe the mid atlantic or new england area if they get a lot of snow there

the south east united states

oh wow that is a lot i wish i could live there but way too far to move what about east rockies or east of the mississippi river

oh gotcha thank you michsnowfreak interesting tidbit but was just curious about what place receives the most amount of snow if hopefully that makes sense

soo what place would happen to recieve snow the most not trying to start a competition but just wondering whether it would be in the great lakes region or in the mid atlantic region or new england region or the southeast or where ever just all out of curiosity

gotcha stormchaserchuck1 thank you

idk i think i would probably expect at least some cool down periods with that fall solstice

oh i see thanks

so stormchasernick1 what would this bring

oh absolutely your welcome stormchasernick1

posted this because its an update despite them having their bias i just thought i would share https://www.severe-weather.eu/long-range-2/la-nina-surprise-return-forecast-weather-impacts-expected-united-states-canada-winter-2025-2026-fa/

sorry i think i consumed a little bit too much coffee at once if it happened to seem like i was in a panic

i hope that this global warming with our planet isnt something permanent either would things or anything go back to normal

gotcha thank you stormchaserchuck1

is that what is going on with those photos you posted stormchaserchuck1

also i saw some people at least la nina making a comeback from a few days ago just to let you know and catch you up to speed

oh okay gotcha i dont even want to know what is going to go down when it gets to enso in the spring as im not a severe weather person or fan

so in other words that means

i know it wont embed on here but this was posted yesterday from the climate prediction center

https://x.com/NWSCPC/status/1943294137941528908?

oh okay but what about the recent climate prediction center post with the weak la nina and going back to enso next year

oh i see im guessing we would be in a la nina and enso for the rest of the year

but at least with what you said stormchaserchuck1 at least a el nino with a warm east is albeit rare