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mitchnick

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  1. If you need ac in November, you may want to check to see your attic ventilation is adequate. Whether 1 or 2 story, with the sun pretty weak in November, an adequately ventilated attic along with proper insulation (which I know you have), should stay cool enough unless you prefer a morgue climate.
  2. My brother-in-law's wife is from Western PA and she does not allow heat before Thanksgiving. He must really love her after over 30 years of that.
  3. BWI is -2.4 for the month. Yesterday's low of 32 is in the books. Sorry TCC. Interestingly, Mt. Mansfield in Vermont tied its 2010 record of earliest 1 foot snowfall yesterday. I wonder if TCC is headed up there to confirm the measurement?
  4. Notwithstanding the recent trades, as of 10/16, Oisst SSTA for ENSO 1+2, 3, 3.4 and 4 respectively are only: -0.077; +0.058; -0.138 & +0.031. Those are solid La Nada numbers. https://cyclonicwx.com/sst.php
  5. If the 5 minute reading showed it matches temp, albeit contrary to TCC's narrative, then it's likely accurate. It's going into the books and that's pretty much all that matters. Inter hour mins and maxes are not unusual at any station. Living 2 miles north of the reporting site for over 30 years, I can't remember one time where their reading was questionably different than mine.
  6. I always use the Cfs2 website as TT don't look right compared to it. Only problem is no 500mb anomaly maps. https://www.cpc.ncep.noaa.gov/products/CFSv2/CFSv2_body.html It's got daily monthly and weekly forecasts under the links under "Cfs2 Related Links." They do have 500mb anomaly maps.
  7. Meh...consider the source. Doom and gloom makes money for some and transfers power. I leave it in God's hands and don't worry about to be quite honest.
  8. The reporting station is near the end of a runway. I've always thought that had something to do with higher numbers than neighboring reports. Maybe they had fewer takeoff or closed that runway, because we all know the world's going to end as a firery ball any month now.
  9. When I referenced 1901 it was a reference to my age. Quite the coincidence that 1901 had a similar fall at MDT as I never looked at that chart. Lol
  10. I remember fall 01 was dry as heck too. Terrible winter after it. P.s. I am referring to 2001 and not 1901.
  11. He's probably said both depending on his forecast and actual wx. Lol
  12. I always remember him saying it was December. And if you think back, all the great winters had a decent December. 15/16 an exception due to a season's worth of snow+ with 1 storm for many.
  13. Can you consider using a different word instead of "archaic?" I remember all those years as if they were yesterday.
  14. 2nd'ary front coming thru so cold will be resupplied. Temps should hold steady then start dropping. That's my story and I'm sticking to it!
  15. We had clouds that put the kybosh on the cooling. Still a nip in the air at 50.
  16. Wait, I thought Canada was supposed to be a sauna...!
  17. 12z Gfs advertising another cold shot around day 10.
  18. Just had a huge wind gust out of nowhere. Crazy.
  19. You can be skeptical, it's your perogative. But if people are going to post model runs, it seems only fair to consider the entire run and not just the parts they agree with.
  20. Warm November has been advertised on long range models with a warm December too. We hashed this out when the Euro seasonal came out that things start cooling in January with February continuing the trend, which is why the tri-monthly average after Dec-Feb cools. Iow, nothing new or to see here.
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