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2026-2027 Record-breaking El Nino


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12 minutes ago, soadforecasterx said:

 Problem is i dont have an social media. I am old school and like to stay away from all that stuff unfortunately 

If you follow people who you want to read posts from it isnt bad at all.  

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36 minutes ago, FPizz said:

Just log into X and follow the 5 guys he always posts.  He was pretty much their X feed on here.  Solved it for you.  

To be fair, when it gets colder than avg or snowy, posts from anywhere around the world are fair game. Last winter we would see something in French or Spanish tell us the cold wont last. 

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18 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

He really does know his stuff and has valuable insights....but I think unfortunately many get distracted from a great deal of the value that he offers by the obvious emotional struggles.

I have no problem seeing opposing viewpoints, biases, etc. Bluewave is a great example. I often disagree with many things he says, but he is never disrespectful. Keep on doing you bluewave. Thats how to run a discussion forum on the internet. But snowman was very rude, mean-spirited, and would hurl insults. He may have a lot of knowledge, but so do many people in here. His posts will not be missed by me. 

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27 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

I have no problem seeing opposing viewpoints, biases, etc. Bluewave is a great example. I often disagree with many things he says, but he is never disrespectful. Keep on doing you bluewave. Thats how to run a discussion forum on the internet. But snowman was very rude, mean-spirited, and would hurl insults. He may have a lot of knowledge, but so do many people in here. His posts will not be missed by me. 

I hate all sides and do my best to generate vitriol against me and between other posters.

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57 minutes ago, michsnowfreak said:

I have no problem seeing opposing viewpoints, biases, etc. Bluewave is a great example. I often disagree with many things he says, but he is never disrespectful. Keep on doing you bluewave. Thats how to run a discussion forum on the internet. But snowman was very rude, mean-spirited, and would hurl insults. He may have a lot of knowledge, but so do many people in here. His posts will not be missed by me. 

nope. this is science and there is only right or wrong. you are wrong and don't deserve respect or kindness

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51 minutes ago, forkyfork said:

nope. this is science and there is only right or wrong. you are wrong and don't deserve respect or kindness

The only one who doesnt deserve respect is you. The biggest troll on the board who adds NOTHING about science, weather, or anything other than trolling. I wasnt referring to myself - I rarely responded to snowman. Everyone else who did got his vitriol, tantrums and insults.

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26 minutes ago, PhiEaglesfan712 said:

This is how the carry-over el nino scenario would look like. This is actually an AI model that (correctly) predicted this very strong el nino. This shows a carry-over (moderate) el nino in 2027-28, before transitioning to a la nina in 2028-29.

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Much of this depends on how much ocean heat is lost from the El Niño convection that’s occurring. In theory we run out of warm water to sustain El Niño in such conditions. It has to come from somewhere. 

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The 500 mb pattern during June and July across the Northern Hemisphere was the opposite of past developing super El Niño events. 

Had more in common with +SOI/ -PDO /La Niña June and July periods. 

Seasonsal forecast models from before the summer started missed this pattern.

 

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1 hour ago, bluewave said:

The 500 mb pattern during June and July across the Northern Hemisphere was the opposite of past developing super El Niño events. 

Had more in common with +SOI/ -PDO /La Niña June and July periods. 

The seasonal forecast models from before the summer started missed this pattern.

 

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Any chance you can use the same scale on the 500mb maps so as to compare apples to apples?

P.s. not to say there will be a difference 

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1 hour ago, bluewave said:

The 500 mb pattern during June and July across the Northern Hemisphere was the opposite of past developing super El Niño events. 

Had more in common with +SOI/ -PDO /La Niña June and July periods. 

Seasonsal forecast models from before the summer started missed this pattern.

 

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Yeah, this Fall/Winter will be interesting to see if NPH trough develops. It hasn't really happened since 15-16. +SOI correlation was a match the last 2 Summers as well. 

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