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  1. hardypalmguy
    1880s, 1930s and part of 1950s skew data warm as he used. This new pattern is the development of the world within the last 50 years so 1970s makes sense.
  2. hardypalmguy
    Now do GFS.
  3. hardypalmguy
    Also spring and fall snowfall has taken a nose dive (down 50%!) and is what you would expect to crash first in a warming climate -- since temperatures are much more marginal in those time periods.
  4. hardypalmguy
    Dawg, at least you could try and not clutter data with noise from the 1800s. Things become much more clear when you do 50 years of data. Rapid warming. 21.6F to 28F. Yikes.
  5. hardypalmguy
    I'm popping popcorn -- you hungry?
  6. hardypalmguy
    I like seeing that. I've been watching average temperatures climb since I've been a kid. And we are close to reaching that tipping point where most systems flip from snow to rain. We are right on the cusp.
  7. hardypalmguy
    They are higher now because as average temperatures warm, initially they go up because warmer temperatures allow the atmosphere to hold more moisture. Once we reach the cliff edge though where most storms change from snow to rain, they will fall fast and hard.
  8. hardypalmguy
    Get the baby powder and sunscreen out. Gonna be roasting next week.
  9. hardypalmguy
    First freeze avg Thanksgiving and last freeze avg St. Patricks day coming soon.
  10. hardypalmguy
    Averages will start going down with each new dataset.
  11. hardypalmguy
    Bruh, no it's not. Looks pretty roasty eastern CONUS.
  12. hardypalmguy
    I actually don't mind droughts as long as it's hot in summer. My garden hose keeps my tropicals happy.
  13. hardypalmguy
    My standards for summer are 85-95 every day and dewpoints around 70. But every summer, a cold front comes through (even in July) and I get to suffer through days in the 60s with a dry NE wind off the lake. So I guess my standards for summer are like yours for winter in reverse? Oh and climo says I should be in the 80s all of July. 60s should never happen, right?
  14. hardypalmguy
    You sure about that? Climate change says this is the new normal. There might be blips here and there but winters like this (and even warmer) are here to stay.
  15. hardypalmguy
    MSP is warmer than MKE by April.
  16. hardypalmguy
    What I said.
  17. hardypalmguy
    This winter is gold.
  18. hardypalmguy
    Winter is over. Rocking mid March 45 days early.
  19. hardypalmguy
    Hey man, 2 weeks of winter so far. I'm still waiting since Christmas for it to come back and stay like you said it would...ride the torch has verified more this winter than "pattern change to cold". Let's revisit this in early March (Morch) when grass is greening up and birds are singing.
  20. hardypalmguy
    We've done that since 2018. We are due for a warm April.
  21. hardypalmguy
    Let’s go!!! I wanna see another 8/18/05. That was wild.
  22. hardypalmguy
    Or it sees it spilling into Siberia.
  23. hardypalmguy
    Uh oh… SE ridge becomes CONUS ridge. Morch….is that you?!?!
  24. hardypalmguy
    Never was a fan of a secondary low riding up the cold front. If the main show doesn’t produce, it’s usually a letdown.
  25. hardypalmguy
    Palm tree weather and green grass inside.
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