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James Jones

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  1. Looks like the map is just really low resolution on Tidbits. Anyway the upcoming chilly period should be nice even if it's not a snowstorm or arctic blast, we could do a lot worse.
  2. These new mountain ranges that have popped up in the last couple decades are total ******* bullshit.
  3. It's kind of a weaksauce record anyway. Downtown Portland had 52/41 on 9/24/1933 and 50/45 on 9/23/1934.
  4. Are there any anecdotes from that one? I always love hearing about 19th century winters.
  5. 9 consecutive days of 70+ highs at PDX now. Should at least tie the second longest October streak on record with 12 in a row being a possibility. Longest streaks: 15 - October 1 - 15, 1991 10 - October 2 - 11, 2014 10 - October 1 - 10, 1980 9 - October 11 - 19, 1952 9 - October 11 - 19, 2018
  6. Some seriously alarmist BS going on at the UAO and MMV sensors. Salem too.
  7. 78? Get him Dewey!!!! http://lmgcorporate.com/kptv/weather/web_7-day.jpg
  8. Jesus Christ Tim. Do you really have to make a post about the rain in your backyard every single time somebody makes a post about how dry it's been?
  9. Haha! 18z. Oops, didn’t mean to post this on a football forum. Haha!
  10. Did Tim go off his meds? Seems like he’s fully in the grips of some kind of pathology this morning. Amazingly refreshing day out there.
  11. I simply cannot believe the deluge over the past month up there. A whopping 1.35" has fallen in the last 33 days at SEA. If this doesn't stop soon the entire western lowlands will turn into an inland sea!
  12. Right, Mossman exists. I'm guessing most people in the western Washington lowlands wouldn't mind some rain in what is an overall dry climate, of course. There hasn't been a real storm there or here since mid-April, almost 6 months ago.
  13. Looking forward to a real rainstorm on Friday. We don't get many of them in our dry climate so I'll make sure to enjoy it. A little different at Tim's house over in Mawsynram of course.
  14. We all know you would greatly prefer a drier than average year like 2011 over very wet ones like 2014 and 2015.
  15. Seems like they have some good wild mushrooms out there in Stayton.
  16. Feels like a complete Tim meltdown could be coming at some point this winter. A relentless storm train with breaks coming in the form of cold and snow sounds great. Any analogs for this kind of early season complaining????
  17. You really couldn't have drawn the script up any better for Tim. The last several years have seen an unprecedented amount of sun and warmth since European settlement, and the annual budget of rainy days has shifted even more towards the cold season and away from the warm season, but the days where it did rain saw slightly heavier precip than usual so he has ammo for his complaining anyway. Amazing.
  18. The NWS has a tool that makes it a lot easier. SEA number of days with precip 2014 to present compared to the period of record average: Jan: 16.6 (19) Feb: 19.6 (16) Mar: 18.8 (17) Apr: 14.8 (14) May: 7.4 (11) June: 7.2 (9) July: 2.4 (5) Aug: 4.4 (6) Sep: 9.0 (9) Oct: 17.5 (14) Nov: 20.5 (18) Dec: 19.0 (19) Annual: 157 in 2014 to 2017 compared to 156 in the period of record, and 2018 so far has had 5 more dry days than the period of record average. That single extra day in the cold season really made this stretch awful though.
  19. I wonder what the number of dry days compared to average at SEA in the horribly wet 2014 to present period looks like...
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