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Aurora already seen in Maine with some twilight still. Looks like it might not be May 10th repeat. But could be second best of this solar cycle perhaps.
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Mini-chasing around 815 with the whole family. Guessing their patience will be 15-30 mins so need a show then!
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Just kinda forgot last month and now feels too late. Happy to pass the torch to you or anyone who wants to take it over!
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SVR BLUSKY ALRT
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Low of 42.6. Coldest of the season so far.
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Tomorrow and Friday nights I think
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Low of 47
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Snowfall IMBY for your analog years or at BWI: 99-00: 25.9” 08-09: 9.1” 10-11: 19.7” 17-18: 19.2” 21-22: 18.2” 22-23: 0.4” Average of 15.4” and median of 19.5”. That’s right in the 15-20” range for MBY for the “good” Ninas I mentioned the other day. Sign me up.
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Damn. Why didn’t y’all wake me up???
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down/up to 905 mb and 180mph at 4pm
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3rd most rapid intensification in Atlantic basin history apparently
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This was about an hour later and I don’t see that faint red/pink/purple hue. So I think I did catch a little bit of real aurora glow around 815 yesterday.
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Naked eye visible aurora reports from Shenandoah area. Maybe there’s a tiny red glow in this phone pic I just took?
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That was a hot ass mess. But a wins a win
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Harbaugh is so consistently awful at clock management
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Down to 49
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2nd mow in a week!
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Not sure how other factors looked, but I’d take a 10-11 winter again in a hot second as Ninas go. Cold winter and around 20” IMBY.
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^the mole poleward WPO/EPO ridge is what Webb has been talking about on Twitter. He thinks the current Pac SST pattern favors that.
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If time, money, and computing resources were not factors, I’d love to do a huge ensemble experiment of climate modeling for our snowfall varying ENSO, PDO, and perhaps some other factors. My gut is that in weak Niña/neutral winters, other aspects just dominate and we just have had more bad luck with those than what “should” happen.
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The “good” Ninas recently IMBY are 15-20”. So I won’t complain much if we get to that range. Above 20” in a Niña would be solid. Of course the bad Nina’s are really bad…
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Mostly clear in Greenbelt?
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Adley’s subsequent ground out was hit at 97mph with a .600 xBA. Well struck ball! Bad luck! 3 feet left and he’s got the most clutch hit in the game.
