Bubbler86
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Being a Red Sox fan I find just as many people who dislike people from Boston/Red Sox as the NY dislike.
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Our local/CPA board fan Superstorm seems pretty cool.
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After 3 years of embarrassing endings to seasons, it takes a lot of NY "Bluster" to be cocky right now.
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66 this Am. The heat yesterday was not enough to push MDT up from their spot of 5th place for all time July Mean temp. Despite this currently being the warmest year ever at MDT (and the warmest June/July combo), they have not finished at the top on a monthly basis for either of the summer months after finishing 3rd in June. Models continue to suggest the first half of August will not end up being overly hot with persistent troughs and light ridging.
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GFS already punted the heat wave next week. Still says Friday is not a 90 day as well. Meso's disagree about Friday and give the heat fans their 3-day heat wave.
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88 over here. Looks like MDT may be 91.
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Yes, that was my point. I do not think MU does that, so their departures are going to be different and often more egregious.
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Here I will give you an example....that data shows Dec 2022 as +1.34 while the NWS shows -1.6. Now MU and MDT do not always have the same temps but they are not THAT far apart. That data shows Dec 2015 as +12.7, NWS shows + 9.6.
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It was my understanding that they do not reset the Normals every period of years like NWS does. So, in this case the norm for X month could be a mean temp of 65 in the 1920's but is now75. I think there is a base somewhere and NWS has adjusted it to match the warmer climate. BUT these are I thinks, I do not get into that part of Met too much but sure someone else knows more. I think MJS does.
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Here is what happens with that data and TCC .
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And this is an MU map so I assume the norms are not adjusted like NWS does.
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Bryce Harper...BOOOOOO. Game in hand.
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3 months under 3/4" of really bad. Forget grass, we are talking wells big time then.
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Well I am near 22" so I am no where near as bad as some other years. But the last 2 months have not been great.
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I agree that my location is Microscale if you compare 10 miles East of here but the "Great Valley" area in general is not. HGR and the WV/W Virgina areas in drought face similar situations.
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Yes. The problem is just 10-15 miles to my west is another mountainous area, so storms roll over McConnellsburg and down the mountain into Greencastle and dump sometimes....then disappear mostly before they get here. I do better if the moisture is coming from the SW vs. the W.
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Yes, good memory. Just west of Waynesboro has scored this summer but that has not been a constant over the last few years...whereas the motion of rising air then descending air has dumped on the Eastern Side of the mountain I am on. I am not in the valley. I am about 1/5-1/6 of the way up the mountain. It rises fast if I take a left out my road. I am about 300' higher than Waynesboro.
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And the people who told me this is drought central would of course be talking about the last few decades only. @Jns2183 the other issue is when either site moved and how often. HGR was not around in the 1800's. If we moved Krou 5 miles East I would have mowed a lot more the last 5 years.
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Since 2000/25 years is a pretty big sample size. I would say that is CC or other environmental issue related.
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It worked at MDT as they just scored a 90.
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GFS has a real heat wave next week but says the one this week will not make it....falling one day short.
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MDT just 86 so still watching there. They hit 88 earlier. Will this be day one of a soft heat wave or will it just be a nice summer day? LOL
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In 2020 a lot of people up the hill from me, where city water stops, had to redrill wells.
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JD Vance is that you?
