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Wavelengths start changing in December so it may not be as simple. But right now, I don't think we are seeing the classic Nino coupling yet.
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It was a torch
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What a weird event. Maybe a late bloomer or SWFE type deal? you don't see ACK beating interior CT often in mid November.
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If we go by the MJO CCKW stuff that has dominated lately, we'll get milder after first week for a time before maybe switching later in 3rd week of December. Give or take on those time frames obviously.
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The two week warm period shortened to 3 days this week and maybe 1 or 2 days next week depending on what happened Wednesday. We aren't going wire to wire for December. It's gonna get mild for sure after first week for a time. How much TBD. Hopefully it changes before Christmas. Lots of changeable weather coming up.
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We'll be torching in December for a time.
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Noticed a little here as well this morning.
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Truro buried and a dusting in Tolland. Love to see it.
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I know, was just saying.
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Ray approved
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Euro op cuts, but the sensible outcome is the same. Who cares. That’s for Wednesday.
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Yeah maybe it cuts across the canal.
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Hasn’t changed much. Was always rain for us.
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Fake though
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AI models still need to work on precipitation and things like anomalous events, but it’s coming. Better get good at decision support.
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Nothing exciting for you.
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Is there a trendline for tracking the latest time to wear tight short sleeve polos?
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I don't see any value running it daily. It's not like the euro or gfs op which is used for operational decisions in the short term. No energy trader, someone in Ag or any industry like that will use it on a daily basis when looking weeks ahead. Might make a nice data lake for AI to take over the the world though.
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Are those run every day? Not sure the value in computer power for running those things daily.
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That large tornado just missed where my Grandparents had a house in the SW part of Orlando. Near Sea World.
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The thought crossed my mind.
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We take EPS.
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GFS was warm too. Probably closer to correct. Difference is GFS has a cold blast, euro is seasonal to maybe slight AN for T-Day.
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It is. But even the euro has a tropical-like meso low east of the surface low. So some funny business may happen.
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It doesn't mean toss them. Just buyer beware.
