Napril 2026 Discussion/Obs

[Typhoon Tip]

As I take a hit off my coffee every morning, I keep hoping the modeling cinemas I'm about to let roll will at last depict a big correction ridge bloomin' over east/mid latitude continent.   Day after day after day ...   

Nope. 

There's some semblance in the 500 mb ( Euro op) for ridging to roll back up next week, but I can tell without looking, day after day after day... once again, it stops short of what I had in mind.   So...then I go look at the sfc evolution for those 500 mb frames and yep ... piece of shit over the top high pressure driving in a BD butt bang, if not an outright cold front that seemingly shouldn't be be so aggressively slicing into the warm heights.  Clearly doing so because the Euro model was a corroborative engineering effort between Indeedsnow and NY Metro law enforcement -

I don't wish CC upon the world.   But it is unfortunately for the world, real.   Seeing as that is the case, and we're pretty well solidly fucked to stop it - incredulously so ... - we may as well find some way to enjoy what time remaining in our species MAGAdian-Darwinian cliff rush we have before it all starts going over the edge.  We could at least wallow in our crapulence for creating a global temperature curve whence relative to date, the world is currently at a historic high ... by making it actually fucking warm here... and not everywhere else!   And no ... some random 75 F day here or there doesn't count. 

[40/70 Benchmark]

19 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

But Anthony you actually did say winter was over a week ago or more…so this is not true.  And what is that? 

Probably historic charts intended as an April's Fool's homeage.

[Typhoon Tip]

There we go ... just busted 13 F in the last 25 minutes here.  

 

[WinterWolf]

35 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

As I take a hit off my coffee every morning, I keep hoping the modeling cinemas I'm about to let roll will at last depict a big correction ridge bloomin' over east/mid latitude continent.   Day after day after day ...   

Nope. 

There's some semblance in the 500 mb ( Euro op) for ridging to roll back up next week, but I can tell without looking, day after day after day... once again, it stops short of what I had in mind.   So...then I go look at the sfc evolution for those 500 mb frames and yep ... piece of shit over the top high pressure driving in a BD butt bang, if not an outright cold front that seemingly shouldn't be be so aggressively slicing into the warm heights.  Clearly doing so because the Euro model was a corroborative engineering effort between Indeedsnow and NY Metro law enforcement -

I don't wish CC upon the world.   But it is unfortunately for the world, real.   Seeing as that is the case, and we're pretty well solidly fucked to stop it - incredulously so ... - we may as well find some way to enjoy what time remaining in our species MAGAdian-Darwinian cliff rush we have before it all starts going over the edge.  We could at least wallow in our crapulence for creating a global temperature curve whence relative to date, the world is currently at a historic high ... by making it actually fucking warm here... and not everywhere else!   And no ... some random 75 F day here or there doesn't count. 

Not a thing to worry about…take it to the bank. 

[WinterWolf]

23 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Probably historic charts intended as an April's Fool's homeage.

Ahh…good point. Forgot about the April fools thing today. 

[dendrite]

3 airmasses in place right now. The wedge in the east, warm sector in SNE/CRV, and then the CAA moving south through upstate NY and VT.

[Damage In Tolland]

10 minutes ago, dendrite said:

3 airmasses in place right now. The wedge in the east, warm sector in SNE/CRV, and then the CAA moving south through upstate NY and VT.

Torch !!

[SnoSki14]

1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

As I take a hit off my coffee every morning, I keep hoping the modeling cinemas I'm about to let roll will at last depict a big correction ridge bloomin' over east/mid latitude continent.   Day after day after day ...   

Nope. 

There's some semblance in the 500 mb ( Euro op) for ridging to roll back up next week, but I can tell without looking, day after day after day... once again, it stops short of what I had in mind.   So...then I go look at the sfc evolution for those 500 mb frames and yep ... piece of shit over the top high pressure driving in a BD butt bang, if not an outright cold front that seemingly shouldn't be be so aggressively slicing into the warm heights.  Clearly doing so because the Euro model was a corroborative engineering effort between Indeedsnow and NY Metro law enforcement -

I don't wish CC upon the world.   But it is unfortunately for the world, real.   Seeing as that is the case, and we're pretty well solidly fucked to stop it - incredulously so ... - we may as well find some way to enjoy what time remaining in our species MAGAdian-Darwinian cliff rush we have before it all starts going over the edge.  We could at least wallow in our crapulence for creating a global temperature curve whence relative to date, the world is currently at a historic high ... by making it actually fucking warm here... and not everywhere else!   And no ... some random 75 F day here or there doesn't count. 

Yeah this region despite being very warm in March was still shielded from the crazy +10 to +20 departures over 70 percent of the country. 

It's going to take a Pac NW style summer ridge to wake people up. Unfortunately we need to see 110-120F temperatures over multiple days that will shut the grid down for people to get a clue. 

[radarman]

Was full on spring the last 24 hours,  birds chirping, crocus and hellebores popping along with the dews, an altogether different smell out there.  Was nice.  

Anyway sun's gone.  We cloudy

[CT Valley Snowman]

BDL hit 80 yesterday. 70 here currently.   Rapid green-up underway.  Just saw some forsythia well into bloom on my walk.