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Absolute perfect day out this way. Clear and 83
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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino
FPizz replied to Stormchaserchuck1's topic in Weather Forecasting and Discussion
No one was comparing to the colder 70s, or 95/96 winter, etc. for that matter. He always points to the year(s) that are out of the ordinary and acts like thats what happened all the time. What you just stated was perfect. Compared to the previous years, it was colder, which is a fact, end of story. Not historic but for some areas like here in NJ, memorable for the numerous days of total snowcover due to it being colder and much snowier than average, which isnt that common. No one was saying it was a top 10 cold winter or anything of the sort. It's like we arent allowed to say that it felt cold or it offends him. -
People complain about everything. Case in point, every thread here. There was like 6 days this summer that was very hot and humid. People act like we had 50 of those days. Most the smoke was also from idiots lightning a fire and it getting out of control. So yes, the new normal is a bunch of idiots.
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He predicted snowless last winter. Not even sure he went to college.
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Wow, I got more than you. Still raining, but from this batch I'm up to .60" and .90" for the day
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I saw that on radar. Looks like SI really getting it. Radarscope added way too many roads on it now, especially when zooming in. Do not like that at all, way too hard to see, but I also don't like removing all the roads either because they are good location indicators.
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First batch NW, this one SE. Just had a really loud thunder here. We should get some from this cluster...yup, pouring
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Just missing to my south, I may get some. You're area looks to be in the crosshairs
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Congrats to the rest of the country. Don S post yesterday: Based on sensitivity analysis applied to the latest guidance, there is an implied near 53% probability that New York City will have a cooler than normal August (1991-2020 normal). August will likely finish with a mean temperature near 76.0° (0.1° below normal).
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That almost looks like what just went through
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Going off of my ambient station, 5.65" It has been matching my cocorahs gauge really well lately.
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I got the same, .31"
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The cluster missed me to my west and north. I have heard constant distant thunder for an hour. Actually, a little tail formed and I should get a brief downpour
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That is just to my west. I can hear the thunder every few seconds. Good storm for that area
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Yeah, mostly cloudy now with a few breaks, 75
