I really couldnt care any less either way. If its true we are well beyond the point to stop it either way because 99.999999999999999999% of the world are deniers based on their actions.
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I really couldnt care any less either way. If its true we are well beyond the point to stop it either way because 99.999999999999999999% of the world are deniers based on their actions.
But yet it can still snow in Denver, in mid / late May!?
After you've said this 1000 times, we give out a gold star!
Ice age comin!
NoSnowATL
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I did have a cloud today that traveled over my house for 14 seconds. Temperature dropped from 172* to 171*. Felt fantastic.
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Hold my beer, I’ll be back in a few to bit&h about my whiff! Come to poppa!....
The NWS did add a 10% chance of t'storms to my forecast on this side of town for tomorrow.
So maybe you'll have 30 seconds worth of cloud over your house.
Yep
NoSnowATL
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Note to self: DONT MOVE TO JOPLIN!
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Joplin, MO - At least we're not Moore, OK.
Webberweather53
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Anyone remember the last time we had a below normal December? Oh yea that was 2010, we’ve gone nearly a decade straight without a single below average Dec. The chances this would happen without global warming are very slim and/or virtually none
And yet the biggest snowstorms of the last 2 winters were in December. Go figure.
Webberweather53
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Yes but large scale temperature variability over a period of a month for nearly a decade is going to be far more reflective of the long term climate at these scales due to the inherent stochastic nature of individual winter storms and longer time scale being used to analyze temperature (few days for a winter storm vs a month for temperature)
8 straight years of above normal Decembers can't be just a coincidence. Something is definitely going on. Several of those Decembers were well above normal.
The damn Southeast ridge (don’t mean you, lol) and no blocking to break it down is what’s going on, winter now is the first week of December, than we torch for the rest of the month
Welp missed out on the best chance of rain until june today
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Little batch of rain moving east.... going away faster than a bottle of Pepto after Taco Bell.
It can still snow here in April. Like this year. Temps are above average almost every single month. And I bet if you looked up Denver or anywhere else you'd find the same. Above average more than below.
Avalanche
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I think we need to clarify "normal" as being the 30 year average. We really don't know what normal is, or suppose to be. Never knew the weather as normal anyway. Having said that, my preference for normal would be 90-92 in the summertime and 35-40 in winter. Summer filled with tropical afternoon/evening storms and frequent snowfall during winter.
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