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Saw a brushfire alongside the highway in Springfield Near exit 3 (Armory exit) on the northbound side. It’s just before I91. Cops/fire trucks were there
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19 days!!!
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yeah this will be quite concerning today. Hopefully nothing happens.
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Probably but you have to be like right at it to really notice.
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Also this wind is ANNOYING
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My aunt leaves her AC in year round in her bedroom and in the living room. She has a very small place too and it doesn't get cold during the winter inside. I was going to do that at my girlfriends but I just took it out.
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The Bruins are on fire
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Kicking off May with an EML/severe threat???
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I figure to get an early start now while the weather is quiet across the country All bets become off once Tropical season starts haha. but I am really struggling with the structure classification
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When will (did) you install/ turn on the AC this year?
weatherwiz replied to Cold Miser's topic in New England
Install: January 1 Uninstall: December 31 -
Below are my composites for weak EL Nino, moderate EL Nino, and strong EL Nino winter's. Weak EL Nino Winter's: Moderate EL Nino Winter's: Strong EL Nino Winter's:
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Maybe you've come across this, but I posted this to Ray in his ENSO thread. This is a great study and analysis on PDO state/trends and the strong correlation to forecasting prolonged heat episodes across the U.S. (in particular the SW and the East). https://www.nature.com/articles/s41612-022-00237-7#Fig1 I find this to be one of the better studies/papers I've come across. Sometimes they can get way too involved in all the heavy math, but the analysis and explanations of everything is top notch.
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I get what you're saying...but I think you took what I meant to be a bit more complex I basically just meant nicer/constantly warm times are ahead (whether that be in May or June).
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I like to view these anomalies as "signs of things to come". It's what we can look forward too in the near-ish future.
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Actually Monday we may be able to squeak out a warmer day, especially east of 84 (with the front slowing down significantly). Tuesday could be quite cool and perhaps Wednesday too.
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First half of the week will be on the cooler side (especially compared to what's coming up). Lower 50's and 40's in the typical colder spots
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Stupid POS timing of the front Sunday. Guess the best potential for any strong thunderstorms will be back across PA/NY (as always). 60-70+ knots of bulk shear with maybe 500-1000 J o MLCAPE...not too bad. Maybe a cluster or two of some wind damage.
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It is a bit early to install now though...especially considering the beginning of next week looks ugly.
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There is a difference between installing and actually using.
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Then we freeze our fannies off early next week and have to deal with snow showers
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Looks like some strong thunderstorms possible Sunday. Timing of course kinda sucks though but that's some pretty impressive dynamics with modest CAPE.
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Hahaha I just flipped it over and stomped on it hahaha
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You can see from the video it’s supposed to be caves upwards ughhh
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Ughhh would anyone know why this is caved down instead of up? Only thing I can think of is the two larger poles are below the shorter one but the video shows them below the shorter one
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Bridgeport No. You're better off going into New Haven and going to Sally's or Pepes.
