CoastalWx
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I think it's the old belief that hurricanes throw heat energy into the NAO domain. I remember that was the belief awhile back. I feel like that is more myth vs truth. Nina's always have more tropical activity and usually aren't conducive for blocking in that area given faster mid latitude flow. Not to say it couldn't happen...but just speaking on climo.
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Good chance we end on a mild note into October. That would be Nina climo anyways.
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That's what confused me, it says Newtown on your avatar...I was like wait...I thought he moved..lol.
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After this weekend, that's it. Rebound and may turn warmer and more humid to end the month.
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And Jerry, good luck with retirement! I expect good measurements this winter....you'll have all the time in the world. LOL.
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Yeah that likely is early, even for a short POR. Nice. Green at 1500' death at 750'?
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Actually see ocean effect stratus to my east. CJ season is approaching.
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Where were you before again?
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Looks like OWD in the 30s too.
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Weeklies look mild to start October. Coldest until Thanksgiving?
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Bit of a breeze here.
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About right?
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48 here.
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It clearly was not a TS at the time. Every piece of data pointed to it. You also had buoys showing winds at hurricane force too. Based on his track record, he’s nothing more than somebody trying to be different and has done so in a foolish way.
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62 but with a wind chill lol. Steady drop.
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Yeah radiative budget was positive, but that was more because of warming in upper levels. Opposite effect from volcanoes. https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1029/2019GL082360
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If soot gets into the high trop and stratosphere, it can have a net warming effect in the mid trop. So overall it may be a slight warming effect while keeping surface inverted with cooler than expected temps.
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Actually overall I read the opposite. I’ll find it.
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Strong CAA. It’s the windiest all day. Gust near 30.
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I guess particle size has to do with it. That’s what the experts say anyways. Can’t say I’m familiar with smoke forecasting lol.
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Got my answer. Apparently it won’t affect outgoing long wave radiation, but will have an effect on incoming shortwave radiation, which is what we have during the day.
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Starting to drop now. 69. Will smoke cause issues with radiating?
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Mid 70s today. Beautiful.
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Puff puff pass at 30,000’
