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This reminds me of 2015 which ironically was the last big El Nino and had historic flooding in Texas back thenView attachment 135144
Quite a squall line in Texas View attachment 135188
Kinda funny that Seattle is under a Heat Advisory with temps in the mid to upper 80s and dewpoints in the 50s. How would those folks handle a southern summer ?
We have to have a cold front for those readings in the summer here.Kinda funny that Seattle is under a Heat Advisory with temps in the mid to upper 80s and dewpoints in the 50s. How would those folks handle a southern summer ?
Yeah that is funny. Upper 80s with dews in the 50s around here from late May to early September is considered a relief from the heat day. Also it’s definitely not class to that rediculous heat wave they had a couple years ago when most of the Pacific NW set their all time record highs.Kinda funny that Seattle is under a Heat Advisory with temps in the mid to upper 80s and dewpoints in the 50s. How would those folks handle a southern summer ?
The entire complex went *POOF* as it moved into DFW. ?
Definitely looking like a bust for the Metroplex.
Someone commented on Pete Delkus post that they can't wait for AI weathermen... ?
Many in Seattle don't have central AC. It's kinda like how southern FL freaks out when it gets cold because they don't have central heating.Kinda funny that Seattle is under a Heat Advisory with temps in the mid to upper 80s and dewpoints in the 50s. How would those folks handle a southern summer ?
We getting that +pna ridging on west coast now, but will we see it in winter? Imo, we screwed blued and tattooed if we aren't able to develop that for this winter. I'm already thinking ahead ?. I must admit I'm not too enthusiastic about a big niñoMany in Seattle don't have central AC. It's kinda like how southern FL freaks out when it gets cold because they don't have central heating.
Being that we’re going into an El Niño, the +PNA shouldn’t be too difficult to come by… the problem is that because we’re going into an El Niño there might not be much cold air for it to tap intoWe getting that +pna ridging on west coast now, but will we see it in winter? Imo, we screwed blued and tattooed if we aren't able to develop that for this winter. I'm already thinking ahead ?. I must admit I'm not too enthusiastic about a big niño
Yep, lots of dreary , cloudy, cool days down there in a Nino, but hardly ever cold enough to snow!Being that we’re going into an El Niño, the +PNA shouldn’t be too difficult to come by… the problem is that because we’re going into an El Niño there might not be much cold air for it to tap into
Definitely a lot of chilly rains in El Niño around here, however El Niño winters do average more snowfall than neutral ENSO or La Niña.Yep, lots of dreary , cloudy, cool days down there in a Nino, but hardly ever cold enough to snow!
We getting that +pna ridging on west coast now, but will we see it in winter? Imo, we screwed blued and tattooed if we aren't able to develop that for this winter. I'm already thinking ahead ?. I must admit I'm not too enthusiastic about a big niño
I was just looking at climo for winter and Ninos up here about a month ago, it looks like the 20 year average is warmer and dryer! But since enso doesn’t act like what’s actually going on, like the Nina’s acting like a Nino two winters ago, I guess it’s anybodys guess! I’ve been up here 3 winters and have had 3 Nina’s. So I’m interested to see how this winter upcoming turns outDefinitely a lot of chilly rains in El Niño around here, however El Niño winters do average more snowfall than neutral ENSO or La Niña.
Yes, the upper Midwest tends to be dryer and milder than average during Niños. It can be difficult during El Niño to tap into Arctic air and much of the moisture misses you as the STJ is very active. Interestingly as much as at times the last 3 years, the Niña didn’t seem to act like one, if you look at the predominant storm track that we saw during the winters, it was in line with Niña climo, yet most of the southeast never had an extended drought. I really believe the above average SSTs contributed to that and just helped make more moisture available than what typical La Niña brings.I was just looking at climo for winter and Ninos up here about a month ago, it looks like the 20 year average is warmer and dryer! But since enso doesn’t act like what’s actually going on, like the Nina’s acting like a Nino two winters ago, I guess it’s anybodys guess! I’ve been up here 3 winters and have had 3 Nina’s. So I’m interested to see how this winter upcoming turns out
I’m so sorry, we wish you a safe journey and a speedy return South. Praying for y’all!Welp looks like this is my thread going forward…relocating to Naperville, Illinois. We might be the only family moving from Atlanta burbs to Chicago burbs.?
It’s to be closer to the wife’s family. This Florida boy is gonna have an adjustment.
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Welp looks like this is my thread going forward…relocating to Naperville, Illinois. We might be the only family moving from Atlanta burbs to Chicago burbs.?
It’s to be closer to the wife’s family. This Florida boy is gonna have an adjustment.
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Welp looks like this is my thread going forward…relocating to Naperville, Illinois. We might be the only family moving from Atlanta burbs to Chicago burbs.?
It’s to be closer to the wife’s family. This Florida boy is gonna have an adjustment.
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RIPWelp looks like this is my thread going forward…relocating to Naperville, Illinois. We might be the only family moving from Atlanta burbs to Chicago burbs.?
It’s to be closer to the wife’s family. This Florida boy is gonna have an adjustment.
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May God have mercy on your soul....lolWelp looks like this is my thread going forward…relocating to Naperville, Illinois. We might be the only family moving from Atlanta burbs to Chicago burbs.?
It’s to be closer to the wife’s family. This Florida boy is gonna have an adjustment.
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Welcome! HMU when you get settled! ?Welp looks like this is my thread going forward…relocating to Naperville, Illinois. We might be the only family moving from Atlanta burbs to Chicago burbs.?
It’s to be closer to the wife’s family. This Florida boy is gonna have an adjustment.
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You will love winter! I hope your on the NW side of Chitown, or there will still be pain! ??Welp looks like this is my thread going forward…relocating to Naperville, Illinois. We might be the only family moving from Atlanta burbs to Chicago burbs.?
It’s to be closer to the wife’s family. This Florida boy is gonna have an adjustment.
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