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  • Birthday 11/16/1980

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    Methuen, MA, 154' ASL 30 mi N of Boston
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  1. Wow, cool...so it's more precise then simply viewing a VP or OLR composite. Is the latest data behind a paywall? I'd love to incorporate that...
  2. That looks like the east-based/intense composite forcing, but more expansive both to the east (into S America) AND to the west (towards Dateline). Supports what raindance and I were mentioning RE volatility, albeit a mild national temp in the mean (warmth more anomalous and greater residence than cold) this winter.
  3. Tempest sounds like Ambient. I have a separate Stratus rain gage that I use....tipping gage always clogs no matter which station you use.
  4. That is baseline for the QBO.....it's an oddity when it remains in the same phase for consecutive years.
  5. Not much value in a 35-60" range, which is why you shouldn't bother to issue a seasonal snowfall map in July.
  6. I had a Davis VP 2 years ago, as well.....agree that the maintenance is cumbersome and the data interface is not very user-friendly. Ambient is a nice alternative....not a huge step down in terms of accuracy and much less of a PIA. I've had it for about 7-8 years.
  7. Def. agree with raindance on volatility....probably going to be a potpourri of east-based, Modoki and MC forcing, with less emphasis on that latter relative to the past decade.
  8. Probably a better shot than most of the past decade to be perfectly honest...it's been dry as hell.
  9. This season will definitely average +PNA and probably safely so. I think we get an RNA month, it may be December.
  10. I don't think we are going to see wall-wall -PNA.... I agree the polar domain will be crucial.
  11. -EPO/-WPO is usually tough to come by in super El Niño events.
  12. John, check out my update from last month.....really hits on what you are eluding to. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2026/06/forecast-intense-el-nino-potential.html I think we are going to maintain about. a.5 delta between the ONI and RONI, which would continue to denote some MC competition with El Niño.....less so than 2023, but perhaps similar if not more than 2015. Guidance tries to push back against that idea, but I'll believe it when I see it....they have done a very poor job with that throughout the past decade, usually erroneously modding in favor of stock ENSO.
  13. I think a strong -NAO signal from the North Atlantic would be a real feather in the cap of the 1957, 1965. 1986 camps....even 2009.
  14. Some of the modeling may have rushed it a bit, but this El Niño is still ahead of any other on record.
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