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-Signs, Portents, and the Weather-
The End of the 2018/19 El Nino
2019-08-09
[ClimatePredictionCenter] El Niño has transitioned to ENSO-neutral, which is most likely to continue through Northern Hemisphere winter 2019-20 (50-55% chance).
so the current suppression of Atlantic tropical storm development will likely taper off by mid Sept or so
Posted by:lord garth

#9  Around Minnesota, Fimbulwinter is being discussed....
Posted by: Mercutio   2019-08-09 18:41  

#8  Yogi Berra: Predictions are hard. Especially about the future..."
Posted by: M. Murcek   2019-08-09 13:11  

#7  "Climate Chaos" is when you try to pick the winning climate model and none of them give a good fit to Real World Dataâ„¢?

As the great Richard Feynman said, if the predictions of your theory don't match real-world observations, then your theory sucks donkey balls. Yeah, I'm paraphrasing. But that *is* Science in a nutshell.
Posted by: SteveS   2019-08-09 13:04  

#6  I like the "named raindrops" and "named sunbeams..."
Posted by: M. Murcek   2019-08-09 12:59  

#5  "Climate Chaos" is when you try to pick the winning climate model and none of them give a good fit to Real World Dataâ„¢?
...Of course, give them five years or so and the data will be "homogenized" to comply with the models.
Posted by: magpie   2019-08-09 12:39  

#4  Weather reports have transitioned from global warming to climate chaos.
Posted by: Bright Pebbles   2019-08-09 11:45  

#3  Last two days, the "forecast" here said less than 5% chance of precip. We got inundated both days.
Posted by: M. Murcek   2019-08-09 10:46  

#2  Been a hell of a lot colder and wetter this summer than it has been in 10 years or so. While nice it isn't so hot, it has played hell and hail with my garden.
Posted by: DarthVader   2019-08-09 09:36  

#1  Which will leave about 6 weeks for NOAA's predicted 5-9 hurricanes this year (we have had one and of course we could have hurricanes before that mid September change or after the official hurricane season ends)
Posted by: M. Murcek   2019-08-09 08:58  

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