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Terpeast

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  1. I don’t pay attention to the BoM model due to its known warm bias
  2. Anyone know of a MEI v2 dataset that goes back to 1950? I know it only goes back to 1979, but I wonder if anyone has adjusted MEI v1 data from 1950-1978 to reflect MEI v2?
  3. Interesting! I hadn’t come across that. When I do my winter outlook, I will factor the IOD into it. Right now it appears to be weakly positive, no? CPC forecast maps re-warms the WPAC/MC pool leading into winter, so that may bring the IOD to neutral-ish.
  4. True, but if I had to punt one month to get a good winter, it would be Dec. 2009-10 was special though
  5. Might suppress atlantic basin activity (again) as we go into September
  6. Mostly but not always. Dec 2002 was good. Good question, though. I’ll check IAD data when I get back home
  7. Great writeup @40/70 Benchmark. Just one little nitpicky thing - you used a temp graph from 2007-08 when talking about 2006-07. Might want to swap them out.
  8. For it to not be backloaded, the forcing would have to stay west. Like where it is now, and stay there for the next 7 months
  9. One thing I noticed in the weekly cpc enso updates is that their model sst forecast graphics have consistently showed the WPAC cooling into the autumn, and then warming back up into the winter months. If it pans out like this, I wouldn’t be surprised to see VP/forcing migrate to the east into fall (watch the forum write this winter off as another ratter)… and then migrate back west. Could mean a torchy first half with an interesting second backloaded half.
  10. 0.92” on today! More than I expected
  11. Models seem to be doubling down on dateline forcing and active STJ. If it were April, I’d be dismissive. But now that it’s August, it’s probably time to start paying attention
  12. Luckily my area wasn’t as bad as northern MD, l’ve seen a few trees and a street lamp down in my neighborhood. That’s enough to justify the watch, had the wind been a few mph stronger that might have had been enough to cause a lot more damage
  13. My hypothesis is that with CC and warmer SSTs overall, ninas will become stronger (relative ONI) while ninos become weaker.
  14. This winter better deliver, or we’re looking at 3 ratters in a row. I want to be joking, but idk
  15. Short drive around Ashburn, lots of large tree branches down
  16. 1.03” yesterday, biggest daily rain total since, I dunno… February?
  17. Obv northern MD along the m/d line got the worst of it. It seems some closer to dc metro reported that it wasn’t much of a storm for them. While I lucked out in that there’s no damage to my property, things did get quite intense for about 10 minutes. See that W just east of Leesburg? I’m right south of that. Total 1.03” today
  18. Got a good thrashing with maybe 60-65 mph winds with very heavy rain. First severe event imby of the year
  19. Leesburg being tornado warned ashburn here - very dark clouds, no wind yet. Calm before the ???
  20. Seeing some weakness in the line directly to the west of me. Is this where I say uh oh, I’m about to get burned again? Then again, the shear and dynamics are so strong that it’s not remotely similar to previous setups
  21. Some mid-level cloud cover coming in. What's really interesting is the different directions mid vs. low level clouds are moving... the former is moving westerly, and the latter southerly. That's shear.
  22. Radar already showing storms congealing into a line even before crossing the blue ridge
  23. I'm looking at that same cell from my window. Cloud top height must be insane if I can see it from this far out.
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