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Augdewst 2026: Summer's Last Stand


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7 hours ago, ineedsnow said:

Likely a rain-wrapped tor.  If it was a MB that strong to flip cars, the other ones nearby would have at least been pushed sideways.

Nothing I find more frightening in wx is not having good VIS when a tor may be present.  I've been in that situation before in OK (the day of the El Reno monster in May 2013), and it was a harrowing experience to say the least.
 

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4 hours ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Pffttt!  Lame X post. He does not specify how *strong* El Nino was those years.  That makes a big difference.  And there have been 10 El Nino events since 1994, so where are the other 7 for comparison?

2002-03 was strong El Nino.  How did that winter do? /S  2009-10 was strong El Nino, what happened that winter? /S

We should be looking at very strong El Ninos only.  We've have 4 since the 1950s, 1982-83, 1991-92, 1997-98, 2015-16.  It is a mixed bag, leaning toward below avg snowfall, but there was the Feb 1983 blockbuster and also Jan 2016.  So it does not mean it is a complete loss.

Also, sample size, 4 very strong El Ninos in 70 years does not tell us the full gamut of what can happen, so don't let the @CoastalWxDebbie Downer attitude rule here!  :P 

There are no less than a dozen other global and regional oscillations going on and how they interact w/ El Nino can and does lead to the unexpected.  Case in point, normally in very strong El Nino, Cali is soaked and the Pac NW is dry.  Well, that did not occur in 2015-16, it was the exact opposite!

Also, the wx/atmosphere does not work linearly.  In other words, just b/c this may be the strongest El Nino in modern times, does not mean you simply extrapolate in one direction based off other very strong events, esp. when it comes to regional sensible wx and the specifics.
 

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2 hours ago, dendrite said:

Gotta love BOS

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I'm not so sure that's wrong looking at the overnight ... very light NW drift is ideally moving a high heat content source right at Logan: that being Boston's urban asshole.   This was probably going to be a warm urban/cooler subburb deal overnight.  HFD there being 65...  also ORH AP a 1000 feet above the decoupled slab of false autumn was also 65, somewhat evinces that.  Boston being the biggest urban warm pig on the map with a NW to NNW gentle stenchy city fart all night might just have elevated that site anthropomorphically

Also, interestingly ... the Harbor is torched.  70 F SSTs.   Not sure what this compares to normal but I suspect it is warm?

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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

I'm not so sure that's wrong looking at the overnight ... very light NW drift is ideally moving a high heat content source right at Logan: that being Boston's urban asshole.   This was probably going to be a warm urban/cooler subburb deal overnight.  HFD there being 65...  also ORH AP a 1000 feet above the decoupled slab of false autumn was also 65, somewhat evinces that.  Boston being the biggest urban warm pig on the map with a NW to NNW gentle stenchy city fart all night might just have elevated that site anthropomorphically

Also, interestingly ... the Harbor is torched.  70 F SSTs.   Not sure what this compares to normal but I suspect it is warm?

Yeah…never claimed it was wrong. 

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On 8/4/2026 at 1:02 PM, Brewbeer said:

Lean-to at Big Dear next week Monday-Thursday.  I was hoping to get an on-water lean-too at Ricker Pond but waited too long to make the reservation.

Wow, what a find.  Absolutely the quietest place I’ve ever been.  Dead silent at night.  I recommend.

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I don't think I have done this before, but I need a little help.  I got a choice of two weekends to take some time off and make them long. I can do both but my significant other is trying to schedule something.   Location is a little north of Bangor Maine.  Its either the weekend before Labor day or labor day weekend.  Right now the weekend before looks like a washed out mess.  Decision time is Friday of this week.  I think I am going to roll the dice and go with Labor Day.  Anyone want to share their crystal ball?

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10 minutes ago, VivaManchVegas said:

I don't think I have done this before, but I need a little help.  I got a choice of two weekends to take some time off and make them long. I can do both but my significant other is trying to schedule something.   Location is a little north of Bangor Maine.  Its either the weekend before Labor day or labor day weekend.  Right now the weekend before looks like a washed out mess.  Decision time is Friday of this week.  I think I am going to roll the dice and go with Labor Day.  Anyone want to share their crystal ball?

Just my little contribution but the traffic that weekend (Labor Day) up there can be insane

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13 minutes ago, VivaManchVegas said:

I don't think I have done this before, but I need a little help.  I got a choice of two weekends to take some time off and make them long. I can do both but my significant other is trying to schedule something.   Location is a little north of Bangor Maine.  Its either the weekend before Labor day or labor day weekend.  Right now the weekend before looks like a washed out mess.  Decision time is Friday of this week.  I think I am going to roll the dice and go with Labor Day.  Anyone want to share their crystal ball?

That's a long way off to determine anything weather wise. Even with a crystal ball. Tbizz has canceled many a vacation on speculation. Never seems to work out as he planned.

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