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Interesting combination. What does a Pacific high look like on an archived weather chart such as these? Reanalysis archives (wetterzentrale.de) I chose today's date for July 2011 so would this 1025mb be a Pacific High that's WAY out there or is it something else entirely? If it is would this be a prime example of a 1600s summer setup or can you point me to a better picture?

So those ice age theorists saying we are cooling off now is pretty much BS ignoring our hot summers. In fact the ice age nutters went crazy with the Texas weather event.

How come many folks on alt news sites think not only are we in an ice age but ignores the west coast post 2014 warming? They pretend it doesn't exist and cherry pick data from some cold corners of the earth painting it all over and of course their own backyard! Like that counts.

How does a Pacific high make it cloudier? Usually highs are associated with clear weather or does it have to do of where on the axis we sit relative to the high that makes them so cloudy? If so what are the differences between pacific ridge placements? Also don't you mean orographic precipitation? I thought that's usually what we get here? Precipitation types - Wikipedia What's stratiform like? Maybe I've seen that type and not known about it here in Oregon? I associate Oregon with Orographic as the web address I posted.

It seems that NW flow now fails to produce snow below 1,000 feet unless very specific circumstances happen but in the 1900s thru 1920s it was quite common for quick hitting snow to be generally widespread which Portland used to get 10 to 20 inches most years and minor/moderate ice events thrown in the mix that would f'k up trolly cars and street lines putting them out of commission. People used to commonly own sleds and sleighs were somewhat common up to the 1930s when winters got more mild.. During the Jan 1950 big snows/blizzards people dusted old sleds/sleighs that were brought out from being out of service due to the mild 40s and stores quickly sold out from high demand. In fact due you think the 1950s saw a resurgence of owning sleds or sleighs? I wonder how youngers from the more mild 30s/40s felt whom like playing in the snow vs 50s and 60s return to a colder regime? For example in one of the odd mild winters of 1918 here was a super mild December which is surprising given the cold regime we were under. It seems when mild winters happened THEY WERE REALLY MILD!!! Sample Quote: Nearest Approach Was Dec. 1875: In Matter of Rainfall Month Stands Second. December, 1917, waa the mildest record for this section of the country. Records at the weather bureau show that, the mean temperature during the month was 48.4 degrees. The nearest ap proach to this record waa December, 1875, when the mean temperature was 47.7. The normal is 41 J degrees. . Weather bureau records have only been kept since November, 1871, and the December just passed stands out alone aa being the mildest since that time up to the present time. In matter of rainfall, the month stands second. - A total of 13.96 inches fell during the month. The greatest amount of . rainfall . during December was In 1882 when over 22 inches rell. The normal rainfall for the month is 7.34 inches. - The weather has been so much like spring that flowers are blooming and trees are budding. In some districts yesterday lawns were actually mowed. Every Sunday for several weeks has en large crowds of people in brush patches cutting- - ***** willows and other budding tree limbs. End sample quote: First file is that one and here is one from Prineville newspaper just a bit down on the search results of 1918: What made that year so mild compared to most? El Nino? Yet that spring had many cold nights that prevented growth for a long time. Last December was Mildest on Record of Local Weather Bureau.pdf Weather Warm Here People Freezing in East.pdf State Crop Reports Show Rain Needed.pdf

What would wetter summers look like you think? That seems so hard to imagine unless the late 90s were any indication as those were pretty cloudy until August.

God I'd love to see weather charts from back in the day if they existed. Do you think there would've been a lot of eye candy even in the summe?

Do Do you think thunder and hail might have been more common from cold fronts and would south wind events might've been more common from said fronts? If we had the US Weather Bureau back then do you think storm flags would've been hoisted more often and advisories issued even in summer we might get a surprise event? Do you think clouds were increased in the summer leading to May Gray/June Gloom on steroids?

How do I reach him? He never answers his inbox? 1600s to 1800s really fascinates me as I'm curious if hot weather like 2014-2015 was the norm then which the rest of the US was colder more often or vica versa?

I wish European weather forums existed.

Do schools ever 'play' that 2 hour delay game when it snows heavy? Also our summer temps range from 84ish to 103F. Salem's 'all time' high "108" is yet to be broken. Their record 'summer' low is ironically 34F. I can't help but wonder if that is an error or legit readings? https://w2.weather.gov/climate/xmacis.php?wfo=pqr Salem is 4th station down. Records start at 1892 - Current.

The main page has turned into a model circle jerk as if it were a Reddit R/Weather Models sub (No such place exist) and nobody does new or interesting topics anymore. I tried but get ignored and downvoted: There's a lot more to our climate then just Model A vs Model B shat. There's a lot of potential not being used here and no mega links for resources.etc. It's like this forum decided to not expand and new comers not welcomed so nobody wants to be 'it' and get ridiculed. Social Media is all there is now and it's equal to toothpaste being squeezed in a narrow tube. It almost feels as if some sort of mind control is being used here and/or this site got sold to a Chinese firm so they have to obey the rules of Xing which means no lengthily/detailed discussions that require critical analyzing skills allowed. Too hard.

The funniest thing was there were these two separate youtubes that saw each other. One had a drone and the other was walking with a camera and happened to be there at the same time 'sneaking' around. On the drone one you could briefly see the guy with the camera on ground showing the outside before going in.

Child pornography would only shut down the one that's at risk and just during the time of the raid. No this is way beyond that and somebody was told to say that.

From what I've seen on his book and his website he tends to be the CNN of the 'alt' think group that makes it look like all 'climate' deniers are crazy. He fuels the hysteria of the left by being the stereotypical 'denier' they try to paint which I can't help but wonder if Felix really believes his own (four letter word) stuff or if he is just acting out like Alex Jones says the right things sometimes but then goes absolutely insane at others which keeps new people who want to know the truth at arms length.

Th Where do you live? Here in Oregon every time rain showed up in the medium range they'd spray the heck out of the skies as soon as it gets in believable forecasting then suddenly the rain 'magically' vanishes from the forecast and the few times we did get rain it was greatly reduced. The tiniest sunbreaks you could see thick white jets in areas jets do not go then the clouds bust apart. Water droplets CANNOT form in those conditions if you know anything about how water does molecular bonding. The chemicals used act as the 'LA Smog' effect that prevents droplets from forming by getting them 'excited' and stay apart. 1Pacific Redwood has more extensive knowledge of these operations and water vapor imagery shows the streaks since he started recording things during 2013 onwards. 2013 is when I discovered him anyways. I wish I knew where he gets all those cool vapor imagery from but he doesn't respond to questions sadly.

I can advocate for her as our flowers are in late March mode. You have to have some keen sense of plants to understand but city folks like most on here won't sadly. Planters are either enthusiastic for the early spring or very scared 'as they should be' since generally early warmth greatly increases the odds of a severe cold wave in April. This could easily wipe it all out in just a few hours then.

Crickets from the media about it.

What's the setup that makes it so 'toasty' in the summertime? Can it even get cold in the summer?

What was the synopic setup of the 1982-83 very wet El Nino and what was the lowest the snow levels came down too during that weird winter? Did the foothills even receive anything out of it?

Interesting. How does the tracker work? Threads like these is how this forum used to be. Not just Reddit circlejerking.

Thanks but don't post very often if you want actual insights or you'll be hitting a brick wall and go crazy. This place is the Reddit of weather if you get my drift and no which 'invisible lines' not to cross.

Or miraculously become warm fronts.

We could always put up giant space mirrors to deflect sunlight. Could Space Mirrors Stop Global Warming? | Live Science or use an umbrella? How a giant space umbrella could stop global warming - BBC Future

Here's my model which is more accurate then either of those.