Augdewst 2026: Summer's Last Stand

[tamarack]

17 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I don't think we particularly prone because baseline assumptions aren't high...everyone excepts at least one month of like +8....

Jan 2023 was 9° AN here, our mildest of 28 Januarys, and it had 29.9" snow (avg 20.2") and 101.2" total (avg 88.4").  Different ENSO (mod Nina) but the next winter was mod Nino, our mildest met winter (22-23 was 2nd mildest), and had 99".  Sometimes it's nice to be north.

[WxWatcher007]

11 minutes ago, tamarack said:

Jan 2023 was 9° AN here, our mildest of 28 Januarys, and it had 29.9" snow (avg 20.2") and 101.2" total (avg 88.4").  Different ENSO (mod Nina) but the next winter was mod Nino, our mildest met winter (22-23 was 2nd mildest), and had 99".  Sometimes it's nice to be north.

Looking forward to your posts in the NNE winter thread because if you say this in January the SNE weenies may march on your town with cannon and torches.  

[Snowedin]

1 hour ago, WxWatcher007 said:

It’s not fall yet, but seasonable is a step down toward a new season. I do think September has a chance of being on the cooler side for a bit. 

Can’t wait for 5-6 months of cool rains and wind-driven mists while powderdude posts pics of his buried snowmobile in mid March. Anyways, at least today is a beauty..gotta live for the present!

[dendrite]

3 hours ago, forkyfork said:

hello

Def trending warmer, but I’m always wary of these 2m anomalies valid 6z and 18z. And I’m not sure how they calculate those 5 day means…like is it the average of the 6z maps in this case or is it inclusive of all 00,6,12, and 18z images? Because the 6z anomalies are much higher in magnitude than 18z which would signify much warmer mins and not quite as warm days.

But 2m aside, 850s have been trending warmer too. 

[Damage In Tolland]

Torch !!