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      August 2026 PNW Weather

      Hard ride up Larch today (91:25 time split). A little rain and 50 at the summit parking lot. Didn't do the steps to the proper summit since wet wooden steps and hard bottom cycling shoes don't mix.
      Tanis Leach in West of the Rockies
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      August 2026 PNW Weather

      had a downpour at 4pm today. rained its balls off for 10min. about .2"
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      Phishy Wx in West of the Rockies
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      August 2026 PNW Weather

      July and August has been the big difference this summer. We can compare the full summer averages in a few days, but definitely not going to be top 10 like that graph makes it appear.
      Doom Buster in West of the Rockies
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      West Coast Sports Talk and Other Banter

      Yeah…How about them!!
      MossMan in West of the Rockies
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      August 2026 PNW Weather

      Western Europe is a very similar climate to the PNW and is seeing very similar rates of warming. And the rest of western North America is actually seeing very rapid summer warming as well. That's not localized. That's a function of mid-latitude climate zones across the globe simultaneously experiencing the early stages of a wholesale shift as the global temperature reaches a certain threshold and their heat capacity crosses over. The overall climate warming trend extends back 150+ years at this point and the PNW has been seeing a healthy upwardly mobile baseline shift in the summer for 40+ years. That's not short-term. You also trying to use a single (?) still quite warm year to demonstrate the start of a trend is a master class in irony. I don't think you're in a position to be giving others lectures on statistics here....
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      BLI snowman in West of the Rockies
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