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The numbers show that we didn’t get the cooler developing super El Niño summer that was common in the past. We were significantly warmer than 2023. It was also warmer than 2015 which also didn’t have the extreme 100°+ heat that we had from May into mid-July. Most of the years you cited were the summers which followed the El Niño events and not before. The entire CONUS was too warm to allow a cooler summer here like 1972, 1982, and 1997.

Min 56.8° Getting into fog season now with the cooler days, longer nights, and lingering dews.

Let’s see how today can fail around this area .

Raining now with a nice line of storms moving into western nj

The size of this boulder being moved is unreal, never seen anything like this event and it's probably small potatoes compared to what is coming

The trend is improving in the high terrain of Western Mass. Lets see if we can get some real convection going today.

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EPS looking p mild across n america into fantasy range

Who took over your account ?

What did you do with Ineedsnow?

Picked up 1.31" in 45 minutes from a t-storm as the cool front moved through last evening, taking our month's total to 10.67". The grass is supposed to be brown and dormant around here in late August. This having to mow every five days sucks, but my garden appreciates it.

None of the behind the meter solar is included in those stats and there is an insane amount of it. ISO New England produces some great articles on the electricity market and solar. Read up on how many duck curve days New England has been getting from behind the meter solar. This year is forecasted for another record year. I dont think people realize how much demand is lowered from behind the meter solar on sunny days. This is an insane reduction on electricity demand we would otherwise get from burning natural gas. Milestone Nuclear where CT gets most of its electricity from is only 1900 mw for comparison. https://www.iso-ne.com/about/where-we-are-going/solar-power-impact

As of now.if anything were to even develop.. the chances would be minimal up here nothing really to bring it up..

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