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  1. lookingnorth
    Maybe Charctic is incorrect, but this is what that source shows: https://imgur.com/sSjMIiT.
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    It looks like the Arctic sea ice extent has been the lowest on record for the date for about the past week. Does anyone more skilled at Arctic sea ice monitoring have any insight?
  3. lookingnorth
    Is there really still sea ice in the Bay of Fundy this time of year? https://imgur.com/E67jL9d
  4. lookingnorth
    It looks like the Arctic sea ice extent has flatlined for the past three weeks or so. Does anyone have any idea why?
  5. lookingnorth
    Based on that map, it looks like the biggest bust was around the Stillwater area, as they were expecting 4" or so IIRC. We got about what I was expecting in Norman, with just under an inch of snow.
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    It's not looking interesting for the Norman/OKC area, but hopefully you all in Tulsa and points northeast get something good. The 06Z HRRR is trending a bit drier for everyone unfortunately.
  7. lookingnorth
    I lost power last night from one of the storms that produced a tornado. But thankfully the tornado did not hit me. I have seen some branches down in Norman today, but I didn't notice any major damage.
  8. lookingnorth
    It looks like Tucson didn't hit 100, but they still managed to set 3 daily records, topping out at 99.
  9. lookingnorth
    Now I'm wondering what the record longest consecutive stretch of record highs is for a location with at least a 100 year POR.
  10. lookingnorth
    It looks like almost every city in Arizona but Flagstaff broke their October record high in the past few days. It hit 113F in Phoenix and Yuma. Some record highs were set in California as well. San Jose managed to hit 106, breaking the old monthly record high by 5F.
  11. lookingnorth
    It's quite hot today, 102°F with a heat index of 109°F at the Norman mesonet site. Maximum HI today was 111°F.
  12. lookingnorth
    Yeah, we had a couple good weeks in January, and a decent snow in February, but overall this winter was unimpressive. At least we weren't setting records for winter warmth like they were further north.
  13. lookingnorth
    Doesn't feel much like winter today, with much of Oklahoma getting into the upper 80s, and the southern part of the state having some areas in the 90s.
  14. lookingnorth
    The mountains do block radar coverage, but it looks decent around Lake Tahoe, assuming this map is correct.
  15. lookingnorth
    I find the CPC is usually pretty good on their 6-10 day and 8-14 day outlooks. Getting accurate forecasts beyond 14 days out is just extremely hard.
  16. lookingnorth
    I believe it's happened twice before. 1990-91 and 1991-92 each only had a trace of snow. Same with 1948-49 and 1949-50. But the third time in over 120 years of records is still pretty bad.
  17. lookingnorth
    It looks like the Antarctic sea ice extent gap is down to 187,000 km^2.
  18. lookingnorth
    Only got an inch of snow in Norman that was almost all gone by the next morning.
  19. lookingnorth
    Yeah California has gotten a lot of rain and storms lately. I saw lightning flying into San Diego before Christmas, which is somewhat unusual for them.
  20. lookingnorth
    We got barely any snow in the Norman/OKC area from the cold blast, and the coming couple weeks don't look that interesting either. I hope we see something good in late February/early March.
  21. lookingnorth
    I got some surprise flurries today at least.
  22. lookingnorth
    It looks like December 2023 had the fourth greatest positive temperature anomaly of any month in the UAH dataset, with the three hotter months being this past September-November. https://www.nsstc.uah.edu/climate/
  23. lookingnorth
    The MJO doesn't look too favorable for cold and snow in the coming couple weeks.
  24. lookingnorth
    Here are the current CPC forecast maps for DJF, as a reference.
  25. lookingnorth
    There was a major El Nino in the late 1870s, that's probably the explanation for the spike in 1877 September temperature.
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