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Typhoon Tip

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  1. As a sunsetting, we’re packing right back in with clouds again Probably gonna steal tomorrow too
  2. 70/67 strata ass packed ... 5 min west or east is sunny i've noticed this about the nashoba valley area at this end of rt 'turbid' shits 2, when the strata is stagnant, this town is literally not just figuratively the last place to clear in mass
  3. I dunno 'bout all that 'red flagging' stuff .. sounds sort of click bate-y but, i don't actually have a problem with the parenthetic, ' rapid fire frequency' - at least in principle. it fits the emergence of the velocity biased hemisphere during winters, a leitmotif that kicked in about about 12 or 15 years ago and has been raging more than not ever since. the higher speed basal state would suggest faster system translation speeds, so naturally ..they don't hang around as long, and cycle between them quicker.
  4. this debate is settle-able with the simple comprehension ( or should be 'simple' ) that everything in reality, including reality its self, exists on a probability spectrum, the either end of which is falsely assumed to be absolute. there is no 0, and there is no 100, at the boundaries. they are 'asymptotes' if you placed a gun against your temple, and pulled the trigger, there is no 100% chance of that the bullet successfully tunneling through your brain at twice the speed of sound. there is, however, a very high degree of confidence ... stemming from an exceptionally high degree of probability of that actually taking place. just like there is an exceptionally low probability that the sun will not rise tomorrow - the chances of that are in fact ... NOT absolutely 0. everything exists between those two end points along a probability spectrum; as it concerns common everyday experience and application, is semantics. when people are spiking foot balls... they are semantically ( and yes sometimes dimwittedly ) pressing their outlook toward the which ever end - usually for the purposes of hyperbole, at other times, 'whining'. then, those that are sensy types ... get offended by the hyperbole and whinny ...and feel like cops on a crusade to keep everyone verbally unoffensive. in either case... it's a debate that really only defines which side is has a greater coefficient of fullofshitness.
  5. You need to George Costanza the weather for awhile. Ignore it ... and she'll come to you -
  6. Looks like the areal coverage is shrinking now ... but I'm pretty well convinced that this was in part neg feedback from smoke layering/ inhibiting insolation causing delay.
  7. Meh... August wasn't likely going to finish at +11 A correction of some sort was probably academic.
  8. I'm wondering if the smoke is dense enough to delay the fog/strata erosion. The saturating of the lower levels by the MCS late yesterday is now a solid blanket at 1200' or so, but at the same time ... high res vis imagery reveals that the smoke, particularly bad this morning, is overriding this lower level cloud deck. Typically, the edges of this kind of nocturnal cloud response would already be eroding but it's not. Interesting feedback phenomenon, possibly.
  9. pretty dramatic cold pool outflow from that Nashua cluster just through here. less than severe, but close ..est 45 mph tree top whips. we were sideswiped on whole.
  10. ml lapse rates for a win here man, turrets are extending the sounding in like a 2 minutes. wow
  11. somewhat of an odd anomaly pressing slowly S through east-central NE. It almost reminds me of one of those April/-NAO deals where you getting backing from a stalled Maritime spring stunter low. 'Cept the NAO isn't negative and there's no low up there. still, the pattern retrogrades and is nosed by this showery thunder there
  12. Amazing that it’s gonna snow in 2 months
  13. Right, so the year can't be above normal the rest of the way ... lol
  14. yeah not surprised that you and 'csnavywx' have also taken note of this. the summer AO basal teleconnector state has clearly been positive. in the canonical sense that's correlated better to ice retention ... not loss. it's pretty clearly 'threshold challenging' in my mind. behavior not matching clad inference that is based upon dense sampling history should be a red flag in every discipline of reality for that matter. lol seriously though -
  15. Operational models trying to pick up on Scott's month ending heat. Has that late August tired sun heat wave look in some of the runs. It'd be 96 in July, but only 90 with shadows starting to slope. GGEM most aggressive and plumes an actual S. heat release by D9 ... Euro doesn't have that even by D10 of the 00z. GFS doesn't either, but it's got a pretty big heat signal in the gaga range right after that.
  16. there's been a regional/general -1 lifted index layout for today and tomorrow.
  17. Senses like people are dancing around using model uncertainty to perpetuate their dopamine drip. But, using the old school performance expectation - the models are WAY better than they were even 10 years ago. In fact, it's not a descriptive leap to suggest there's been a kind of 'hockey stick' upgrade in performance since 2010. This seems to have coincided with better tropical sounding density, improved theoretical physical processing, and sweeping upgrades in computational speeds ... In other words, it's no accident or luck - "modeling" has demonstrated that there's more confidence/narrowed 'cone of uncertainty' widths at D5 by a considerable improvement comparing the aughts of this century. SO, ...when the TC in question isn't coming to ring your doorbell, and the pattern surrounding is also less than conducive to that visitation ... we really can't justify holding out as much hope because we've got D5 to 7 to work with. Typically ...this kind of observation/op ed statement above will be summarily read as an absolute door slam, nope can't happen extremeness of intent... Which is also bad reading comprehension. I'm merely saying that you have to slide your expectations more toward trusting the D5 pattern ( withing which the TC is geophysical btw - ) more than you used to, and less toward getting a little addictive fix that there is just as much chance the next run will be the full crack-rock. lol... because, the "chances" are not like they were is previous generation.
  18. Is there another platform to access? X is douchy these days about non-members, a typical tactic by the greed of billionaires. ... cuz, they don't have enough money, anyway -right
  19. Maybe yeah Both the AO and NAO are hanging out positive out to the edge of the runs. Meanwhile, the EPO is trying to do a little negative burst there… This time of year with a short wavelength that should mean dropping heights through the Rockies, which obviously would transmit the rising connector over the E continent. That oughta go ahead and shunt all tropical activity from ever getting to the East Coast nah nah nah-nah nah
  20. An aspect I noticed about this season along these prior months is that it's seemed like low frequency TW - or maybe the coherence is just low. But it's been like low motility counts. lol Having said that, running the models out in time from this point forward, ...there are 3 to 5 identifiable waves emerging from Africa down there so perhaps the MDR will light up for a while. The MJO desks/publication suggests both that to go along with the obvious climo.
  21. I would go further and say that the protohominin leap in intelligence required that for survival. Physically, our brains become expensive ( except for Kevin ... ) and hat expense required trading brawn - think of a new born calf in the plains of Africa: within hours, runs as fast as the parents to escape predation. Human can never do that ... We are not born 70 .. 80 .. 90% ready for the Darwinian war. We are helpless. Thus, our advantage arrived through cooperation among a community's members living in vital recognition of one another - love and appreciation and the broader spectrum of intangible intelligence came along in that era. This sheltered and allowed our brains the time it takes to mature to adulthood; which in totality also takes much, much longer. But, long before we ever reach adulthood we are already conceptualizing aspects that no other animal on this planet is capable to doing. The requirement of social intelligence was quite likely, much deeper ingrained as an instinctual imperative, one that even psychobabble -sciences I sometimes question whether they 'get it'. What the advantages of the 'industrial bubble' (modern tech and 'blue screen' is just a part of the bigger picture) is doing is isolating human beings. Disconnecting that deeper rooted codependent sense of belonging that always kept the pack vital. It really is an evolutionary gate ( I believe ...). We are living in a leap era. I believe that. The last 200 years since the Industrial Revolution have been both quantitative and qualitatively transformative, more so than the previous 200,000 years. 200 ... 200,000. The human socio-technological experiment.
  22. I’m no sociologist but agreed … Ive been railing OTs about this subject matter for years. There is a lot of codified science about the dimming of the intellectual pool, both in higher mental functions as well as the moral and virtuosity aspects of the total cerebral spectrum … do to “blue light” exposure Humanity is passing thru a great socio-technological experiment at an evolutionary scale
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