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I find it interesting that our temperatures have been almost identical to 1942 (April through August). Not that this necessarily has any bearing on the next few months.
Well I see the thread is already in full swing. I came out of my Summer hibernation since it's getting cooler now and mentally getting ready for the white stuff. Won't be long now. So far it's showing a repeat of last Winter for us so that should be interesting.
Well I see the thread is already in full swing. I came out of my Summer hibernation since it's getting cooler now and mentally getting ready for the white stuff. Won't be long now. So far it's showing a repeat of last Winter for us so that should be interesting.
Nice to see you posting! Can't wait to see your triple digit snow total by New Years Day. LOL
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Originally Posted by tenkier7
100 Days until the Winter Solstice Tomorrow it's two digits counting down!
I've been counting down since the tulips bloomed. LOL. But not to Winter Solstice. To November 15th at least.
FYI... El Nino bumping up again.. that will boost the Sub Tropical Jet (think moisture & storms). Gulf of Alaska well above normal temps, EPO more likely negative (think Eastern Trough)
Nice to see you posting! Can't wait to see your triple digit snow total by New Years Day. LOL
I've been counting down since the tulips bloomed. LOL. But not to Winter Solstice. To November 15th at least.
FYI... El Nino bumping up again.. that will boost the Sub Tropical Jet (think moisture & storms). Gulf of Alaska well above normal temps, EPO more likely negative (think Eastern Trough)
El Nino is marginally increasing in strength according to the animations I just looked at. I don't think it will max out any stronger than a weak to moderate event with uncertain implications for the overall US winter pattern
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Tomorrow it's two digits counting down!
