This is largely thanks to the very warm Indonesian waters and the waters are still very warm with no sign of a cooldown.
Yeah, we're never going to have a decent winter unless that changes.This is largely thanks to the very warm Indonesian waters and the waters are still very warm with no sign of a cooldown.
Fixed.Yeah, we're never going to have a decent winter again. Suck it up!
Larry, I have a question. Do you think if the niña stays or gets stronger from current state, that we could see a cold start to winter, specifically in December? I mean the aleutian ridge going poleward like Anthony masiello has mentioned before?
Maybe we need a few large volcanoes to pop off in the tropic regions to reel the heat back in in those parts. Or maybe some volcanoes near the poles wouldn't hurt to build up the cold where it counts. Especially since large volcanoes near the poles tend to be of longer lasting effect than tropical volcanoes.This is largely thanks to the very warm Indonesian waters and the waters are still very warm with no sign of a cooldown.
I I actually like it but I don't trust what he says... after what happened last yearThe legend has returned View attachment 46182
0 is better than nothing?This video is about 4 miles from my parents house. They got 8 I got 0.
BanI’m just going to go on record as saying, I’m excited about winter!
Lame ?..lol
I don’t know about other areas around the SE but the last 2 weak niñas (2016-17 and 2017-18) have brought decent snow to my area - Much better than this past winter. So I’m cautiously looking forward to this.Big surge of cold water in the central ENSO zones. Likely all but confirming the case for a weak Niña into the fall and end of year.
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