JenkinsJinkies
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How much do you want to bet this dies as soon as it hits the 95 corridor?
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I'm also thinking of making a "When is it going to be our turn?" thread to serve as a spiritual successor to the "Is it ever going to snow again" thread, probably in December.
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Still going to make one anyway, I know where this level of hubris leads.
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The same sept that had the models show a super dry head fake only to dump about 5 inches? The real extreme dryness was October.
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We can go decades without a hit from an actual hurricane. Most of the time it’s remnants or tropical storms that make their way here.
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PSU says no, as of now he's not expecting a non winter but snow will still be below normal.
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You think the moisture will win?
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With us heading into another Niña I wonder if we’re in this dryness for the long haul? Usually things turn dry between August and October in Niña years and the pattern doesn’t usually break until the Niña does in February/March. Though this past year it actually strengthened and lasted an extra 2 months.
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Why is it when cpc says we’ll be wet it’s wrong but when it says we’ll be dry it’s right?
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GFS fell off a cliff after DOGE
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Meanwhile in Australia https://www.facebook.com/Reuters/videos/2560754497605762/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v
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It abruptly shot up last November so yeah.
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If we get a Niño for 26-27 and the PDO improves like it did last year could that be a legit shot for us to finally score?
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Like clockwork, every third winter is a non winter. There's a reason I also wrote off this up coming winter last year, looks like I'll be right about this one.
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It’s called lethal wet bulb for a reason
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If the air is this soupy then the front will deliver an epic deluge.
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A day later and the purple is back.
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Was the year they predicted below normal snowfall for you one of the 4 years you got above normal snow?
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August 1st will have temps that are below average for even September 1st.
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That was a massive walk back, what went wrong?
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Since 2016 every time those big white mushrooms show up after a prolonged wet period there's always some form of drought development before the calendar year is out.
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In patterns when they're the ones getting the arctic blasts it's a torch fest here.
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Another potential system fizzled out
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That little bubble of moderate drought in Baltimore and Harford county is gone now.
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This is a budding 2nd year nina, we could very well see those types of dew points into early October and highs in the 80s into late October. Happened 2016 and 2017.
