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That was actually @Sunriver Slush Zone. Nice girthy hands from his many mountain climbs. RIP.6 points
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Beautiful evening in Everett. Puffy and heavy clouds. Golden hour extra golden. Breezy. 57º. Listening to Polo and Pan while building a weather sandbox for my final interview. It's a nice evening.5 points
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Shift west continued on 18z. I think we have a heat wave, but will be spared a diabolical one. More just run of the mill. Good by me.5 points
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I mean it’s still far out enough that it might not even be a heatwave still talking like almost 10 days.4 points
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My thinking right now, in terms of peak temp probabilites at KSEA; adjusting EPS mean to climo, given the timing over a week out: 80F: 95% 85F: 80% 90F: 60% 95F: 25% 100F: 10%3 points
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Ruthless GFS run. If that isn't an outlier on the spaghetti.... we are going to get HOT3 points
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I got 0.94" of rain overnight into the this morning, with no lightning/thunder. The widespread heavy rain didn't really pan out, but I was fortunate to get something decent. A lot of areas to my east and south got very little. Models have been advertising a Friday night event, but now it appears that will be south of me.3 points
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90F+ is great when you can get occasional/consistent relief. But not for me when I wear 25+lbs of gear/duty belt and a ballistic vest. That type of weather sucks.3 points
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I had a quick monsoonal like thunderstorm this afternoon that dropped .20 inches. More rain in the forecast through Tuesday.3 points
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A whopping .03" here so far today. Some of that came in a very heavy, but very brief, downpour.2 points
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A good example of why one should pay more attention to the ensemble mean than the operational.2 points
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Still some dawgs in there, but yeah, let's hope the wider spread means it's sniffing out some cooler solutions. After a very warm, dry winter, just a normal-ish summer with no sustained extreme heat would be great. I know 1954 is off the table, but I'd settle for 2019 at this point.2 points
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The 12z Euro AI was a cool outlier, but there was a definite shift cooler in its ensemble. Lower mean, higher spread, and a new camp of members that want to pinch off the ridge offshore instead of instigating a major heatwave. Importantly though, the largest cluster of members still involve a significant heatwave with 850's more than 10C above normal. Duration looks the same as before.2 points
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We were due for a stretch of snow duds down here of more than a sloppy overnight inch on grass. Depressing but it's the new normal. But even the mountains are now gettin' the shaft...demoralizing.2 points
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I'd be shocked if it isn't the coldest outlier. The 6z ensemble and OP were a raging torch.2 points
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Going to be so hyper it’s going to reverse the normal for a Nino and we are going to get buried like Juneau did last winter. ITS COMING!2 points
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lol, the rain chances this weekend are all but done. This heatwave is going to be taxing on the farm.2 points
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Where do you guys come up with these galaxy brained sitcom ideas? Trust me my life isn’t that interesting.2 points
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Meh, we need to cool it on that comparison. It isn’t really close yet. If it keeps amplifying as we approach, maybe. But for now, a hot heatwave. Next weekend has been the target for over a week now on ensembles.2 points
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And there's more than 1 shot at rain, which is better than having to rely on only one chance.2 points
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