WxWatcher007

1000% Give me something closer to normal.

I can’t unsee this.

I think the recent snowfall disasters are more bad luck than anything, but the temperature shift, particularly the warmer lows over time, is really bad for the environment and driven by CC. I think a normal temperature winter—highs and lows—would feel cold to the general public at this point.

It was a great look, which produced an all-time and catastrophic blizzard in WNY and deep historic Christmas cold for much of the US. But unfortunately, the rest of the season happened. Aside from the self-deprecating comedic melts last season there’s no shtick here. It’s hard for me to get past last season, especially considering the seasons before. There have been some historic rats here in the last 5 years mixed in with really bad seasons and I’m not just talking snowfall. Blowtorch months throwing everything out of whack.

Agree. I’m starting to get into fall mode. Outside of a random hybrid (watch the Gulf/SE in about 10 days) I think the season is basically over.

If Philippe can somehow become a brief hurricane it’d make my peak forecast perfect with two weeks to go, but I doubt it’s organized enough to get there.

Yeah you guys had a good run late. We never shook the mind-melting delusion of tracking epic 10 day patterns from late November through March down here.

Wouldn’t be surprised to see that happen. It’s post-tropical at any rate long before a landfall so there’s no novelty here. Just more rain.

Lock it. The same way you could lock this one 5 days ago.

Coastal/hybrid season has produced lately for sure. Winds are meh with this one but hydro has been legit this year. Big rains over SNE or not, this is a wild shift.

I don’t really take a stance…I’m settling into fall mode. Starting to see more winter talk out there.

It’s a potent low but still only really bringing the goods to eastern Maine. Pretty wild west trend the last 24 hours though.

2021. Lashing for AEMATT

Sometimes you get a common area of focus during these tropical seasons..

Fish I'm just posting. Don’t care about the LR stuff (though I recognize and value the contributions of folks like Ray and Raindance)

It looks like that’s more Maine verbatim, but as others have said the weekend is looking more dynamic. Good start to hybrid season. Things can always be worse

Just at looked at the EPS. That’s quite a shift west.

It could…but that hasn’t been the case since what, June?

Yup. Keep the activity coming if it’s going to continue into next year and give me weeks like this.

Really significant flooding images coming out of the islands. I’m just starting to look at this one again. Really interested to see how track and intensity guidance continues to adjust today.

I’m really just starting to look at tropical again and these have been substantial shifts west in the guidance. Now that Rina is gone, the models can adjust I guess. Not sure how much more room there is to go west. Looks like another threat for NS though currently.

Substantial track changes on Philippe from the guidance. Definitely a threat to NS now. Banner year for them.