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Of course it does... ? Weather and climate have been a guiding influence on humanity throughout all evolution. Cultures have rituals that were ultimately rooted in cyclical climate, as well was more transient weather types. It affects the individuals, who in turn and en masse, then creates the moods and modes of the group. That's all a no brainer to anyone with a menially read background. To mention, Seasonal Affective Disorder is a very real phenomenon/diagnostic condition (SAD). So is -SAD. It's a rare condition but it's basically a smaller percentage of population actually get a sense of angst from sunny fair weather days - I've long suspected that many in here with this fairly obvious ( though they attempt to hide it ) aversion to summer are suss for being in that group. That's natural... but what isn't, and is weird, is someone using ( like a drug 'user') forecast models on computer screens to trigger them. That's what's weird... And unhealthy.
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it's the temperatures that grinds me down. I don't care as much if the sun's obscured by cloudiness all day ... I get really ticked off it's cold. Some subjectivity as to season, as well as what 'cold' means to the skin - okay 55 sucks when it is cloudy. Ireland this, or sun and 67 every 4 days ... that's attempting to gaslight a piece of shitness as something better than it really is. But that's just me.
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it’s interesting that Tue/Wed lower trop synopsis in there considering the local hemisphere
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...no one person in particular mind you ... lol I just have a cataclysmic sense, like it is pending, global in scale - there are ...unnerving things going on that interestingly enough, no one in here talks about. interesting. closed circuit for a social media depot, I'll tell you that.
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Most of you won't be alive in 2056
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Oh..ha.. yeah, wedding out doors ...but you know, forecasting a wedding in April or early May should require at minimum a consult with a local climatologist, who most likely would have advised against that initiative. hahaha I mean, c'mon man. Really. Wedding most popular month is June. Not sure if that favorable weather -related, but I'm sure climate did influence that being the cast over many generations. It's just too hot in July and August for get-up entire, and prior to about June 7 is dodging buckshot patterns.
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Seeing as you ask haha not me. Altho, with one stipulation - we don't parlay from week's ending rain into unending relentless Labradorian nut sweat weather that never truly ends until summer begins on August 11th and ends with an early cold snap in early September ...essentially ruining the whole summer. 2020 did something like that... ugly year for warm enthusiasts. No, the worst year was 2000. I lived in Waltham that summer... man... we put together a lot of 69/62 misty diurnals that year and it just stole the whole fucking go if it - Anyway, excluding something like that ... I'd like to grab a basin wide 2-3" soaker that then more ideally moves into days that are pithy warm - not gossamer like depending entirely on sun and nape affect. I like those...but the air smells like glacial farts in 60 shade/71 sun and just comes off as fragile and fake. But we dream ...
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It's neat to watch this... That low in the ocean is clearly attempting to retrograde W at the same time this axis of schmutz is attempting to move E. https://weather.cod.edu/satrad/?parms=subregional-New_England-02-24-0-100-1&checked=map&colorbar=undefined
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Looks ( again) like 10th to 15th of May's the next step out. Between now and then, variability with annoying troughs ... cold east oceanic flow, at other times false warmth type shit
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Isn't that above average ?
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Looks like the operational model versions are trying to keep the circulation more progressive through this weekend. Prior thinking was -NAO type back-logs would risk stalling rhea wheels in the region or close enough to shut down a 1/2 month's worth of outdoor life. If we end up with lows getting N of us though, event if it's BN ... west wind is at least interludes where it's better.
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Yeah, good point. In order to trigger MAGAt republicans, the one dimensional linear thought progression is a much more effective management tool hav to rite in littel wurds
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https://theonion.com/report-every-place-on-earth-has-wrong-amount-of-water-1851544516/
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All these offices incurred staffing losses when we made 'merica fuckin' awesome agin'. I'm sure SPC, being under the NOAA umbrella, are in a similar situation where top-down imposed cuts erode their abilities? That'd be my high confidence guess, considering there's been articles written about how staffing cuts lent to poorer hurricane this and that, too... It's a pervasive problem that we the mouth breathers, in order to form a more perfect union, had the audacity to believe would get us anywhere closer to a more perfect union. This facet of the times we are in ...hasn't gone away. Yet we keep having these post where we are surprised this and that. No ... we are not surprised. What we all are is disconnected, in all aspects of the reality we create at a civilization level, from the consequences of our collective actions - apparently.. This can be easily proven. Well, by this shit above... But it can be proven by the predicament of anthropomorphic -induce CC and the enabled, unabashed denialism ... which really is so detached from objective reality - well, put it this way, that same compos mentis voted a convicted felon to be president. 'Nough said. It can be proven by everything in between. This is also part of the most probable Fermi Paradox explanation, "where is everyone" ( meaning civilizations in the cosmos). Probably every advancing civilization in the universe hits this dilemma eventually. Most fail the test. The rest of the missing ... likely related to the fact that a single light year's worth of physical distance is so vast it too greatly exceeds human capacity to dimensionalize just how far that is - viable worlds are separated by too many 10s to definitely too many thousands of them. Try to imagine traveling at 183,000 miles in one second, for 4.5 years, in perpetuity - you really can't, and that's our nearest solar system neighbor. Civilizations innovate the ability to survive in this seemingly, universally constructed isolation...("agency" tongue-in-cheek), and that innovation then exceeds the background trials and tribulations of the pure biological-Darwinian requirement, -----> resting in relative affluence is unavoidable as Nature, including all life, abide the universal physical Law of Least Action. Such that the Law of Lessening Returns kicks in. Apathy and sloth take over. This creates a nonchalance to morality and virtuosity, too. This enabling to flout advice and act sort of recalcitrant to the objective reality and truth that our grand kids are less likely to survive ( ironically...), than we are, due to ecological breakdowns that apparently have to fuckin' happen before the 90th percentile dipshits admit it... won't be obvious until we all see them dropping dead. Basically ... culminating in a veritable carelessness with dad's species gun scenario. That'd be a cool scene in a sci fi cinema, whence interstellar aliens happen by our solar neighborhood and detect a world with bio-markers... so, they come check it out. What they find makes Shelley's "Ozymandia" the best metaphor to describe.
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https://phys.org/news/2026-04-unprecedented-antarctic-dead-winter-decades.html (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41612-026-01392-x)

