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Feels like it wants to be warm, though. The lack of wind feels amazing.
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From the latest ENSO PPT (backloaded winter vibes?)... La Niña conditions are present.* Equatorial sea surface temperatures (SSTs) are below average across the central and east-central Pacific Ocean. Atmospheric anomalies over the tropical Pacific Ocean are consistent with La Niña. La Niña conditions are present and favored to persist through December 2025 - February 2026, with a transition to ENSO-neutral likely in January-March 2026 (55% chance).*
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Sounds like a cartopper, at least.
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Cloudy for 2 days, then a broken line of showers, and then partly sunny and windy for 2 days followed by 1.5 days of nice weather...rinse, repeat. If this is the base state satellite imagery this winter...then we're staring down the barrel of another steroidal La Nina pattern... https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/conus_band.php?sat=G19&band=GEOCOLOR&length=24
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It’s extremely difficult getting 2 days in a row of sunshine near the mountains. I’m becoming envious of locations further south and east. They even get more snow now lol.
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I am a fan of this sun, though. Maryland has done an outstanding job today of generating Vitamin D.
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I’m not a fan of this wind. No pun intended.
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Yuck. I hope it’s warm from now until mid-December. Winter can start after that.
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Just got a neighborhood biking lap in and my hands got legitimately cold...borderline frostbite weather with the wind. Is it spring yet?
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Today was the first day that my hands felt legitimately cold while shooting hoops (my rib injury has started to simmer down a bit). Definitely a thick chilly out there today, though we did manage about 60/40 sun here which was a welcome surprise.
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Mostly cloudy (standard), but temps are outstanding.
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The upcoming forecast is giving me partly sunny, breezy, and chilly vibes through the week. It continues to be extremely difficult to get a big storm here. As for today...primo.
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So is it gonna be cloudy and windy as our base state going forward or are we just in the longest La Niña dominant weather pattern ever?
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Little bit of a bite in the air to finish off the day.
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BWI: 19.2" DCA: 18.3" IAD: 19.8" RIC: 11.2" SBY (Tiebreaker): 8.2"
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Rib injuries are so dumb that I want November snow. I'm all in on a '25/26 HECS/MECS/SECS trifecta.
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This storm was a perfect combo of nighttime rain and a quick enough mover to get ample sunshine by midday. I’d enjoy it more if I wasn’t nursing a rib injury. Looks like an awesome stretch of weather coming up as well.
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We’re heading in the right direction, though. Summer was canceled early, temps have been chilly, and it looks like the Gulf of Mexico is starting to wake up from a multi-year sabbatical.
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You’re gonna pass an inch with this line. We do upflow well here. Hopefully this type of system can transilate to winter which is prob the main way we get 6-10” events.
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Prob a record on this date, not general…I’m assuming. Got another healthy shower moving thru again.
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The T&L was kinda brief here, but got a decent lineup of cells now. Our areas seem to have done well with this event so far
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Vitamin-loaded cell moving thru rn
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It really comes down to how often you use it as a reference. If you always use mph and then all of a sudden someone mentions knots, having to do the conversion is tedious. But if you start using knots regularly, then I'm sure converting back to mph will be the annoying part.
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It ain't looking good, that's for sure. I was a little concerned going into the season that they're a bit too old as a team (in football years). Not sure if that's a factor, but something is.
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Base-10 units are more logical, but having tangible reference units can be fun. Knots annoy me, though.
