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  1. we got the old unmanned fire hose across the continent. these guidance are flip flopping the jet and wave train because they're missing underpinning planetary wave signal. It's like all S/Ws and no L/W. without the L/W rail system, the S/W train slips off the tracks on ever model run.. heh
  2. https://phys.org/news/2026-09-science-strategy-transparency-anthropocene.html Mm .. honestly? There's no honesty there. Naivety perhaps, if someone believes it's just procedural contention. All that stuff about procedure mishandling, or turning phrases like "...Compromised evaluation" leading to "internal ethics report investigating these violations,.." strikes me as 'obsticularity' - i.e., blocking agenda. No, there's internal strife surrounding acceptance that human activity is causing climate change - that's what this is. And someone or group therein has some reason to block the labeling when it's perfectly valid. According to a quick conversation with AI ... "What is the reticence and/or outright resistance toward codifying a geological epoch as the "Anthropocene" ?" "The resistance is not mainly to the claim that humans are transforming Earth. There is broad agreement on that. The dispute is over whether those changes satisfy the technical rules for a formal geological epoch, and whether a single boundary can represent such a complex, uneven process. In March 2024, the International Union of Geological Sciences approved the rejection of the proposed Anthropocene Epoch. The proposal would have placed its beginning around 1952, using plutonium fallout from nuclear-weapons testing in sediments at Crawford Lake, Ontario, as the “golden spike”—a precisely defined physical marker for a boundary in the geological time scale. The Anthropocene therefore remains widely used, but not as an official epoch." Yeaaa, riiight. The problem I have with all that is for having suffered long years in observing the follies and vicissitudes human kind. What this smacks pretty egregiously like is no different than lawyers getting a murderer off "on a technicality" - a fundamental flaw in the execution of Law in our free society is that procedure should somehow circumvent culpability. So, the shimmering righteousness of human morality takes over and it is then used divisively. Whenever the implications of legislation is unappealing, ... most importantly, patently true, strategy is often redrawn to attack method. But it doesn't change the facts. Admitting human activity has led to climate change is a pacification device to turn down the heat while a stall can perpetuate. The hold outs for not label it as such and why? Dubious. There's probably something like "moles" (not per se but for lack of better word) up and down the ranks of the brain trust and "Universium" that may even have to answer to society during "back door conversations". Perhaps reticence in labeling it Anthropocene has more to do elsewhere - something powerful has something to lose. Perhaps I'm being too expressively cynical. Maybe. But given what's transpired in the last 150 years ... to mention, now more than ever is an exposing world that simply cannot conceal itself any longer like it used to, does anyone above a brick's intelligence believe that anything is or really ever was adjudicated with impartiality? Alright? so at least cautionary cynicism is required going forward.
  3. Even that may be in trouble in a couple hours. Not sure interpretation of the model -suggested clouds is correct, or if the models themselves are erroring too optimistic but I'd go under MOS with that satellite look in SNE.
  4. does look like the 2nd step down is nearing... This one will introduce for the first time blue contours for those that need pretty colors for visual aid One thing I'm noticing is that already, the S/W translation speeds ( the wave's movement through the field, not the flow moving through and around the wave) are moving very quickly. I'd be prepared for haulin' ass wave speeds this winter - problematically. Probably effecting storm morphologies and headaches.
  5. Hard to say… I mean the signal before was pretty significant so coming back to neutral signifies collapse so to speak, but it doesn’t necessarily mean a warmer than normal pattern. At the moment the look resembles a 36 hour cool followed by 36 hour warm transitory
  6. Adding the obvious… When the climate is rising(falling) along a non-linear curve any fixed period of linear average thus becomes a false reference
  7. Teleconnectors are collapsing too. Not sure what that's all about ...lest whether it's believable. But the big positive PNA may be in trouble if real.
  8. This year is the first in the last 10 that appears to be on-schedule. We've seen odd irregularities in color presentation among species ... Timing of onset, therein. Which began about 8 years ago. Since then some trees around this area that are easy to remember, year-to-year, began displaying yellows instead of orange. Going brown instead of orange. Going red even... doing so at as early as September 20 and as late as October 15. This year however, it reminds me of the amount of 'tinging' that should be here on October 1-ish, which is the case now. Another week, you can see that we'll be flashing up pretty good. October 10 was always dependable prior to that 8 years ago; the peak for this guy was close to that date This year, judging now and extrapolating seems we'll be close to this by October 10 again
  9. some of the model cloud/RH products might have been a bit optimistic ... Hi res vis suggests we suffer lowering sun angle and now less able to thermally induce erosion, because there's really nothing above about 1,000 feet elevation but the moon so the sun must be like skipping off the pond so to speak... there's some sky lights just beginning to open. If this were May we'd be full sun. the sounding would shoot us to 82 already but this late in the year and time today getting eaten by cool saturation at 900 feet should limit us under potential - a seasonal feedback mechanism.
  10. First wide spread multi-regional frost/freeze potential 6th-7th?
  11. the problem with orchestrating life behaviors around traditional points of views and perspectives/belief systems is when objective evidence, and math, prove that the old traditional methods are harmful - yet, they remain unwavering.
  12. it's been in the charts for days yup. i looks shorter lived, however. Pretty significant +PNA/+PNAP circulation mode sets up according to tele's and ext ens. We'll see
  13. major step in death just occurred this hour mid and upper level cloud elements are moving E, N of the llv center...which means it's not long even vertically stack - going the other way... Rad also in process of collapsing ...interesting to watch it weaken everywhere all at once like that. heh.. I think I'm good with it. Time to move on.
  14. probably not... The short reason for that is because it's not deemed or shown to be as necessary. That and general societal apathy to responsibility - but this latter aspect is a sociological crisis for a different time. LOL when I was Met zygote ( heh ) it was required. Everyone had to ... because everyone new the models were just not that reliably precise. They're better, but I'm sure there's a lot of arguers that say otherwise. I can tell from experience in both eras, pre and post 2000, there have been less in the way of vaster positive(negative) busts, respectively since then. The frequency being down hearkens to more reliance. Frankly, it's depressing... there was always a chance that so-and-so would end up being more. But you took the good with the bad ...sometimes, a lot of time, it was the other way. Man, the 1980s were notorious for epic Charlie Brown blizzards. The 1990s were better at not setting up everyone for magnificent ghosts, but interestingly ... missed more on the positive side. We seemed to get one good snow event a winter that was a rush to warn scenario. . I've extolled the awesomeness of Dec 23 1997 several times. 1-3 of glop --> 20" of powder. Anyway, the models have gotten to point where as much as we may be less charmed, they are still at a different level of usefulness than they were prior to 2000. That's just existential. So anyway... the urgency and need for now-casting isn't considered a priority, because the intra-event variances of the different storm metrics ... mm they don't go crazy like that anymore. Might even be presumptive. You know, the Boxing Day storm in 2010 ...that as "quasi positive bust" imo. Because it had been suppressed to the point where there really was not system any long on the charts for a couple of cycle at the low/ghosted most point. Then, inside of 72 hours it merely hinted. It really wasn't until 36 hours that it came roaring back. By 2010, that's bordering on model failure on the positive side. Relative to the state of the art of the time, that was really all but too late. In this current dying system... I'm not sure this needed to be down(up) gradated over what was original 'cast. We'll see how the objective accounts lays out during postmortem but it seems so far that it was acceptable gains(losses) wrt that.
  15. Well they do... the effort is referred to as "now-casting" ... The idea is to tailor the forecast as the results are unfolding, which moves the goal posts on whichever metric is or isn't behaving according to the plan. ...etc I good example of this is flood headline management. There's a flash flood watch issue mid way through the event, or not. Warnings then will or won't need applying ... based upon what is observed. They can forecast a high wind warning, and if only three reports of down trees occurs, that by definition verifies the warning - even though the general dystopian hobbyists expects down forests. LOL ...kidding there but you get it...
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