forkyfork
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frictional convergence is enhancing the rain on the coast with subsidence inland -
i just don't know. not a fan of all that energy in the west
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one is much more likely than the other
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i hope we never get a snowy winter again
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more progressive cutoff energy than the models that show rain
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it comes down to whether or not this cutoff energy gets stuck and weakens the ridge
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not getting a coastal climber in this pattern
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2019 was several degrees cooler overall. 2007 had that insane string of upper 80s and finished around +6 for most of us
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remember when october 2007 felt shocking
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i do not see that happening with a trough in the west
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either trend to a rainstorm or go away thx
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it's because the cooler shots are narrow and get smoothed out by timing differences in the ensemble
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why do this to yourself
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k
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Spooky Season (October Disco Thread)
forkyfork replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
found a pawpaw tree at the local arboretum
