Cobalt

Wxbell uses 91-2020 norms, so it makes sense that it's displayed as colder there.

Quick table that illustrates how rare warning level niña snows are in DC. Below is every instance in the 21st century. Anything 7"+ would be the biggest such snow in nearly two decades, and a total exceeding 9.3" would be the biggest since Jan '96.

that cutter pattern you predicted for the next 2 weeks could help with that

Quite a change in your tune from just a few days ago.. what happened?

lol it casually sped up the pattern progression by 100 hours or so

Here comes the record warmth you've been talking about for the past month!! Brace for impact!!

So close!! it's actually the coldest start in the East since at least 2010 ❤️❤️

Notable 5 poster thinks this h5 pattern will produce a record warm start to December for the CONUS

We've flipped a coin and hit tails 5+ consecutive times so we must be due for a stretch of heads soon.. sounds like a case of gambler's fallacy

he's not wrong though? You certainly wouldn't have shared a Judah Cohen tweet touting a high snow cover ranking,

Looks like that anomaly will be wiped out by a major warm spell that's progged to persist into November, one that'll cement this month as a top 5 warm October nationwide

Which will be the warmest 30 year normals of our lifetimes until.. the next 30 year averages

There is zero accountability in the climate denial/downplaying space. I have yet to see a CC downplayer apologize for wrongly claiming global temperatures had peaked with the "1998-2012 temperature pause", or for using the Antarctic sea ice peak in 2014-15 to tout the "more ice than ever" headline.

I'm falling victim to greenskeeper's one gimmick but I would pay money for a worded explanation of each weenie reaction. The Chesco mention of the highest sea ice to-date since 2009 didn't warrant a weenie, but the opposite example does? We need a synopsis on greenskeeper weenie methodology