Chrisrotary12

That's what some of the models are advertising. If the set up you describe occurs..then I could realistically see this being nothing but a cloudy, misty day in our backyard.

There's about a 3" difference in QPF for my backyard if one were in to that sort of thing.

Looking into it now. I've been offline for the last 4 days so barely even knew this was coming.

Here's hoping that the nor'easter takes down all the leaves so we don't have to rake into Dewcember.

Guidance battle: American v the world. First of the season. Let's do this.

We never killed the bugs as I kill a mosquito in the house. Gonna make it into November at this point.

Honestly not much of a season here. Trees are either way past peek or green. The best color is actually in the bushes.

Mowed my leaves and pine needles last night. Mushroom game still strong.

Pine need apocalypse last 2 days. There’s ~3” worth covering my street.

I think we should stop focusing on the people. How about companies pay workers a wage that is worth working for?

Cue a 10/31 rain to snow event that porks us for the winter.

Looks slightly below average in SNE?

Luke Combs, Eric Church are probably the two country artists where I can listen to their entire song history. Other artists have a couple to a few songs here and there that I really like. I don't have children, but this song by Elvis Shane, recently released to the radio, brings a tear to my eye for some reason.

Glad we don't live there.

Classic example of NIMBY - Not In My BackYard

I mean climo argues that this should be the case.....you'd have to look at % of normal to determine if was a "S of the pike" or "N of the pike" winter.

Onshore wind all weekend? Not sure about the amount of sun we see, but at least looks mainly dry.

Monday isn't a weekend day anyways. (well at least for me)

No. One of my oaks is shedding leaves already. Only one in yard.

First two bags of leaves filled for the fall season

Go Mariners

China pledged to being carbon neutral by 2060. So coal should be going away anyways.

Yeah I don't think tornadoes are part of the physical risk analysis. Cyclones, floods, etc. are though.

Can you provide the report this is from? This is connected to the Task Force for Climate Related Disclosure (TCFD). TCFD defines climate-related risk as either Physical or Transitional. For physical risk, physical risk can either be defined as acute or chronic. Acute being weather as we know it, but with the increased ferocity of weather events that is expected to be realized as the climate changes. Chronic being connected to rising sea levels, changes in precipitation patterns, etc. Transitional risk centers around identify those financial investments that may ultimately be stranded as the economy transitions from high- to low-carbon intensive. TCFD is designed to assist financial institution with also identifying opportunities for sound financial investment in changing economy.

I mean honestly...as long as you don't end up as the regional minimum....you shouldn't be mad.