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Spring Banter - Pushing up Tulips


Baroclinic Zone

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Only flurries in Augusta, now ended and they didn't start until the echoes had been overhead for 2-3 hr.  Dry air.

 

Like the geography, though I'd argue against that CNE bulge toward Augusta, which is generally cooler than LEW.  LOL at the disjunct CNE.

Yeah that bulge was a slip of the mouse, I tend to agree with you're saying. 

 

Snow weenies by far outweigh all other weenies combined though.  

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Totally serious question... What is it with the "super Niño" that cause folks to hate it so much, or at least dismiss it so easily? Are they just really rare or what? Or is it just the hype they bring about?

 

 

Super Ninos are fairly rare...we've had 3 of them since good records of ENSO temps were kept in 1950. Though there are some years we can indentify before then that are almost certainly super ninos too such as 1877-1878, 1888-1889, and 1918-1919. 1877-1878 is an interesting one as it remains the warmest winter on record for many plains stations that have data going that far back...snow weenies in Minneapolis walking in front of horse buggys.

 

But the Super Ninos do bring a ton of hype with them...esp for the west coast.

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Totally serious question... What is it with the "super Niño" that cause folks to hate it so much, or at least dismiss it so easily? Are they just really rare or what? Or is it just the hype they bring about?

Look up Nino Spring predictability barrier, its not the Super Nino its the hype in March 

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