JenkinsJinkies

The 9th is 10 days away, not too late for it to reverse. It’s only 2 bad runs too far enough out to still get reversed.

Even weirder, there’s more optimism in the TN valley forum.

Wasn’t the 6th a long shot anyway?

The southeastern states forum has turned into a funeral parlor after 12z.

Assuming it even verifies.

Or normalcy bias considering their track record this year.

Anything more than a “T” would be a little much for that setup.

No that level of weenie transcends the forum. Look at Twitter, especially Webb’s before he did his about face around Christmas.

If next year’s Niño materializes and the improvement in the PDO continues I wonder if 2027 will be remembered in the same vain as 2016 and 2003?

And once again the weenies cliff jumped too early. That’s 2 years in a row that the SER gets either can kicked or suppressed.

You’d think the weenies would be having a whine fest here after that run. I guess they got it out of their system yesterday.

I’m personally not expecting it, however it has also been 30 years since the last time a Niña delivered to that level so law of averages may be at play.

We usually get a big one once a decade and we’re nearing a decade since the last one.

Is the optimism for January genuinely gone or are the weenies just having another hissy fit?

Looks like a colder than average December is a lock.

Slightly above even works for us too.

Sure it’s a Niña but it’s also been 30 years since that level of delivery in a Niña.

Usually when Niñas break the floodgates open.

Will the law of averages work out this time or will this be another “one that got away”?

"Dead" of winter is a month away.

Saw some geese flying to the South West. Torchmas officially cancelled.

It can torch all it wants in April. 80-85 in the first week? Sign me up. 70s this time of year? Them’s fighting words!

The forecasted high for Friday has fallen off a cliff over the past few days.

It moving north doesn’t hurt, it moving southeast hurts.

Oh I was trolled constantly that winter. It would snow, accumulate an inch or two, get on the tree branches and look a picturesque, then a warm front would come in, the snow changed to rain, the rain would then melt all the snow away. That happened every single time that season… I think I only had one snow day that school year and the rest were 2 hour delays. I remember one hit near the end of the day and the teachers worded it as “we’re getting out at 1:75” to make it sound like closing early for snow but the high schools get out at 2:15 so that was some very clever albeit trollish wordplay from them.