Snowcrazed71

Okay guys, looking at both ends of the spectrum, there are definitely natural atmospheric changes, whether it be due to volcanic eruptions, melting ice, we know from what's happened in the last millions of years that it's cyclical. Cyclical. However, some of these effects are definitely affected by what we as humans are doing as far as the use of oil, gas, chemicals, and co2s being pushed in our atmosphere. It definitely has an effect on fast forwarding climate change so there's no one person who's right or wrong here. Now back to the latest weather

I was just about to comment on Mark MoreGarbage's post on this ( Yes, I filed him a long time ago before I realized what a goon he was, but never unfollowed him because I get a kick out of his posts ). I asked him whenever has a CFS been a model that we would use, especially for something within about 4 days. This was his response "Well, now you have seen someone use it. I value consistency. In a world where all models are wrong, I pay attention to the ones that give a consistent message." Hey, if this happens I will eat Crow.

28.1 here.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HDmZR82yz/ Another very interesting read for this upcoming winter for the Northeast.

I blocked his arse early last year. He's a trouble maker.. he likes antagonize just to get a rise out of people.

Ha... But you keep coming back. If you didn't still have hope of a good season, you wouldn't be on here.

You're not going to be 60 mph winds anymore. Everyone has now said 55 would be Max gusts.

Close it down. Next!

He'd get his wish!

Yeah .. looks like some graupel

That be some hurricane gusts a blowin!

And it's a bit early to really see snow chances in NYC (not unheard of), just early.

Yesterday's winds took a lot of the leaves down. Probably 50% down ( And yes, the lawn looks nice and green here too )

Lolol... And that's coming from a guy who wants damaging winds to take down wires and trees for days and days.

Well... I ended up with 3.96 in here. Definitely busted high.

I'm now sitting at 2.34"

So far I'm at 1.83". We may break 2"

Ps..... From what I'm seeing for our area next week, our temperatures look to be in the upper 50s early in the week... Then it looks like mid-50s to lower 50s Wednesday to Friday, and maybe back to around 57 ish next Saturday. Our average high temperature for November 3rd in our area is 53°. So I'm not seeing anything related to a torch at all next week. Maybe you saw something different when you looked but this is what I'm seeing now.

Looks like a nice big plume of moisture is developing off the coast of North Carolina. There are two bands that look like they are going to connect as they make their way North. That's probably going to be our heavy rain later this afternoon to this evening.

So what do you consider a torch? A few degrees above normal. Torch to me would be something like 10 or more degrees above normal.

I agree. Having a normal winter this year would feel like a blockbuster after the last several, which were lackluster seasons.

You're one strange dude. We've had several mornings now below freezing. And I'm not in an area where you consider me to be remote or up in Northern Vermont. I'm about 12 miles west of Hartford, Connecticut.

Yeah well Kev said it's going to be a warm month with not much cold LOL

Looking ahead to next week... Looks like highs here for Tuesday and Wednesday will be in the 40's.

31 here this morning.