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Is it on any other website that doesn't require a subscription?

Are any seasonal models even showing warm N plains beyond mid-December?

Is there a way to see individual runs? I'm curious as to if the results on the TT site is just because of noise or if there's been a consistent increase.

Is TJ cumulative or is TJ's per hour or other unit of time? The wikipedia entry says that Hiroshima released 63 TJ. I was under the impression that hurricanes released several orders of magnitudes more energy than nuclear weapons

I mean all the traffic is going inland or north,and it's congested well outside the cities

You can still physically get into the city from the south via I-26, although technically entirety of Western Northern Carolina roads are closed for "non-emergency" purposes. Asheville roads only look closed on google maps because google maps gets it's traffic data from cell phones, which aren't working right now because all of the towers are inoperational. https://apnews.com/article/hurricane-helene-asheville-flooding-north-carolina-tennessee-078a298cdcaaf46749f3f6683a4e1057

Various sections between Asheville and Marion, NC https://drivenc.gov/

https://prism.oregonstate.edu/ PRISM is a project that provides files for monthly temperature and precipitation at a given point, however it's limited to the U.S., Western Canada, a few other select regions. Anyone know of a similar source of data that contains more regions or covers the entire world?

They gave up over a week ago. I had a ski trip planned in the Porcupine Mountains but had to cancel because it looks like this at the moment

It's so rare to have a frozen but snowless Portage that some people had to take advantage I guess. I have no idea how MTU is going to handle Winter Carnival in this weather. I thought last year was bad but 40° and rain on the night of is just going to be brutal

MSP making up for last year

How is this dude able to make 10 alt accounts in the time it took me to make one

Absolutely gorgeous past couple of days in the Keeweenaw. Blue skies and snowy trees are a rarity even up here (the former is the real challenge to capture). Bonus High Resolution Images - https://imgur.com/gallery/1bV8ocV (Some photos are not mine. I didn't have the reaction time to get the C-130 that snuck up on us)

00z GFS looking a lot better in the extended. Even the ensemble is trending cooler with less PAC air

Some pics from the Houghton area today. It's a lot prettier than my cheapo android camera and the 2 MB forum file size (Seriously, is it still 2003 in here?) can capture.