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    We seem to be due for a flip soon. Likely not as cold vs prior periods due to continued effects of cc but much colder than we've been. Could this winter be the beginning of that. I hear 2000-01 being thrown around as an analog. Could be fitting since it marked the change from the mild/BN snow years of the mid-late 90s.
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    Models can't figure things out 5 days out let alone 10. For example Euro's mega ridge from a couple runs ago is completely gone.
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    Anything beyond 5 days is fantasy range to me.
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    GFS ends with a weenie trough to end September. How JB like
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    GFS really firing up the tropical threats
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    Noticeably less humid outside compared to a few hours ago
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    Often our heat in September ends with a tropical system.
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    Ridge builds over the east coast so track wise it could head pretty far west.
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    Jesus Christ what a death ridge on the models. This is all time record highs stuff and it just sits there for days
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    Yes Euro is a furnace. GFS will come around. Endless summer
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    Some stray 90 readings are possible next week. LR EPS/GEFS does show some early signs of troughing to end September. Nice taste of fall later this week
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    So wouldn't that just continue into winter. Every month has been well above normal if not a top 5 hot month. Also gotta love JB cherry picking that it's gonna be cold for a few days in parts of Europe after record heat/dry for months. Guess that disproves any warming.
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    We'd need a very dry winter/spring then a repeat of this summer for serious drought effects.
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    CFS looked good
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    Big time droughts are very rare here. You'd really need a dry winter/spring before there's a lot of concern. Still the dryness has been impressive particularly on vegetation.
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    I'm honestly glad we're not getting hits right now. We're already going through major economic turmoil, the last thing we need is a major hurricane threat. Still way too early to say it'll last though. Gotta watch the Caribbean/Gulf late September into October.
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    Welcome rains over New England
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    Most useless WAR ever. Can't even send Earl west. I'm also pretty convinced we go from summer to winter again sometime in early November. Like 80s to 30/40s type of deal.
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    Euro south, GFS north. Somewhere in the middle will work.
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    The only indicators are earlier sunsets and drought stress trees that look like they're turning.
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    The drought is finally ending? Usually when we see one extreme (record-near record dry summer) we go the other pretty quickly nowadays.
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    We really need a good prolonged soaker. These quick hits didn't help much. A lot of burnt out, dead trees and bushes now.
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    Something's gotta give. Too much energy in the north Atlantic, a severe -NAO, tropical influences as well. GFS OP shows tons of competing influences
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    91L hanging around on the Euro off the east coast too.
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    Euro keeping it weak which makes it a threat down the line
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