mitchnick

Old location, BWI, had 8.5" for the season while current one had 15". No thanks. I do remember that clipper in 12/07 that dropped around 4"'imby. I remember Will commiserating with you and others pointing out BWI had more than BOS. That didn't last very long. Also, Bastardi posted the day of the December storm saying "it's a clipper, it's a clipper, now it's a flipper" warning how things would warm. He had that call right as the rest of the winter dropped less than 5". Crazy how I can remember it like it was yesterday, but weenie wounds never heal.

Uh oh

THV 75 at 3pm

Lol. My wife dragged me over there twice this week! I was using the closest Wunderground location. You have all that pavement over there heating up plus the engine heat.

Same here

So you're NOT celebrating Columbus Day?

What body of water Cap'n?

Whew, and I was convinced by the first post the world was ending.

In fact, looking out my 2nd floor windows, there is frost on most of the roofs.

Actually have some frost on the roof of my sunroom.

Same here.

Updated JMA extended links with the caveat that it did poorly last year with putting a trough in the east. Monthly thru January: https://ds.data.jma.go.jp/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/4mE/map1/pztmap.php Dec-Feb average: https://ds.data.jma.go.jp/tcc/tcc/products/model/map/7mE/map1/pztmap.php Short version is that it's not too different with temp anomalies than other seasonal modeling:

Actually have some noticeable pink in the sky now. First time seeing the northern lights at my young age.

I have only a slight shade of pink in a small part of the sky.

Next week is going to bring areawide frost and/freeze warnings methinks.

Looks similar to Euro seasonal, if not better for that 3 month period. C3F has +.5-1C push into the Great Lakes while Seasonal is a decent distance west. Plus, it's colder in NW Canada than Seasonal. So with just map, there is confirmation of the Seasonal which is fine by me...assuming, of course, accuracy.

You can get that chart and a whole lot more solar stuff at this link. https://solen.info/solar/index.html

42 at the closest Wunderground station.

Cheaper to let them go and just pay for their funeral. Lol

The only positive I see is that it should be across Florida and into the Atlantic in 6-8 hours. Worst case is for it to meander off the west coast for hours before making its move inland.

Yet, we've been in a pretty deep - NAO state for a while now and will be for at least another week. Though I don't disagree with the connection, there's apparently more to a -NAO than just the sun, not that you are saying that.

Got this l I nk from NE forum regarding the PV. https://www.severe-weather.eu/global-weather/record-weak-polar-vortex-event-2024-winter-weather-pattern-united-states-canada-europe-fa/

In a Niña, I sure hope so or we're all probably screwed!

You win!

I set my heat at 65 last night but it never came on.