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  1. SnoSki14
    Pacific jet looking to ramp up. Things should improve going forward
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    Yeah America spoke and showed the world how stupid they really are. Now you have Fox News Hosts and pedophiles in your cabinet but I guess that's par for the course today. Get ready for those tariffs... that'll really keep costs down lol. And as far as climate policy goes...yikes. Our faucets might have oil coming out of them.
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    Even my area in NJ has experienced at or below freezing weather several times already despite hitting 80s several times this fall. The dry weather has led to ideal radiational nights.
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    Or according to Wolfie...it's totally normal and good actually
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    It's bizarre and it's actually a little muggy too with 59/60 dews.
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    Sure we might all go up in flames but at least it's 74F & sunny in November
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    If these warm/dry winter forecasts are correct then we're looking at a massive drought and fire spring season, worse than 01/02
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    That's far more likely than any shot at snow or even BN temps
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    Warm/dry looks locked in. Rain chances dropping fast too Only thing that changes is we go back to more over the top ridging vs WAR ridge, cooler highs (still AN) & warmer mins due to onshore flow.
  10. SnoSki14
    Odd distribution across the season but yes it's verifying In fact another storm or two is probable after Rafael and a hyperactive ACE is still in play.
  11. SnoSki14
    Nothing but brown landscapes in Jersey. Looks like the SW
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    It already happened in Feb so year round shot at 80s is in the cards. Much better odds this season with the drought
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    What will be the breaking point that actually forces global changes is the question. Because so far it's been pretty much business as usual
  14. SnoSki14
    That's more likely than not
  15. SnoSki14
    +20 Huge fire season. Maybe all the smoke will hold temps down
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