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So you are saying that the PDO alone isn't the driver in our climate?
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Again, tell me what happened in 2010 vs 2012
Just 2 examples? What about the multiple examples that I'm showing you? In the eastern US, 17 of 22 years had negative temperature anomalies during the period illustrated with a cold PDO phase
Love it how the Carolinas and Florida are predicted to be "hot and humid", I'm pretty sure that's ever summer. But at least the predictions will most likely be correct for every day between May-September.
Love it how the Carolinas and Florida are predicted to be "hot and humid", I'm pretty sure that's ever summer. But at least the predictions will most likely be correct for every day between May-September.
So you are saying that the PDO alone isn't the driver in our climate?
Just 2 examples? What about the multiple examples that I'm showing you? In the eastern US, 17 of 22 years had negative temperature anomalies during the period illustrated with a cold PDO phase
The cold PDO combined with warm AMO is far better than the 1980's, which was warm PDO and cold AMO. That is what I'm trying to say. And from looking at past AMO's, this warm AMO still has quite a few years left. So, I'm hoping for a flip back to cold PDO and warm AMO to bring more 2012 type winters the next few years.
The cold PDO combined with warm AMO is far better than the 1980's, which was warm PDO and cold AMO. That is what I'm trying to say. And from looking at past AMO's, this warm AMO still has quite a few years left. So, I'm hoping for a flip back to cold PDO and warm AMO to bring more 2012 type winters the next few years.
Do you know the patterns from 1990-1992 and 1998-2002? Those were some of the most fantastic years in New York weather history
I wonder of this will be the 11th consecutive year with no hurricane landfall in Florida.
I hope this hurricane season will be more interesting, the last few ones have been lame :/
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