mitchnick
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Surface is more than a little bit different however. If Chuck's right, it won't matter much. In any event, considering Gawx's post on the SOI and persistent warmth in Enso 3.4 & 4, it's "likely" going to take a real turnaround to get an ONI colder than a weak Niña imho. But that could change, of course.
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.35" today
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Always a safe bet in the summer. P.s. They're open now.
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Bad news @Bubbler86 No power at the Starlight...
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Yikes! Just looked at my old back yard, BWI, and they got to 104 yesterday. Time to quit complaining. https://forecast.weather.gov/data/obhistory/KBWI.html
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Neighborhood behind me still without power. Man I hate being without power.
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Poor folks in the neighborhood behind me haven't had power for the last 3 hours.
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Ended with .7" with a ton of destructive winds. Lots of tree limbs down along the street in addition to the neighbor's entire tree.
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I was ground desert last year.
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Crushing it now.
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And I'm right under it. Neighbor's tree of 15-18" base diameter down.
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Jaded weenie memory?
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I always think back to 01/02 when the sun had an unexpected rise in activity. My grass was greener than the average summer!
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Better now than the winter.
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Blue sky to the west visible but still crushing imby.
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Getting crushed by an isolated t storm.
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Here's the Cfs2 850 anomalies for the earlier 2m temps. Hard to not at least crack a smile with this map.
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Cfs2 new extended forecast out today for Jan-Mar is looking a lot like the Cansips' July run.
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I don't know if that's the only criteria they use. If you look at the graph at the top of the page, it includes sunspot numbers as well as solar flux and 3 other measures. I never looked into it nor really care for that matter. We're at or near the top now and should be headed down come winter is all I need to know.
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Apparently the "expert" at that link says the peak was in May per the "Monthly solar cycle data."
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Got around .15" yesterday.
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Looks like we're at the top with a double peak per smoothed numbers near the bottom of the page. https://solen.info/solar/index.html
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The east coast radar signature reminds me a lot of how 1/25/00 shield backed in off the ocean. We don't usually see that liie they do in New England.
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Normal is for wimps.
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Raining lt to mod with 1/3 of the NW'ern sky blue.
