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Just now, MossMan said:

It’s coming!! December 2021 redux but in May! 

I know it will never happen but I'd die inside if it snowed like that in May, especially after all these spring birds have came back that would take a toll on them especially the Swallows!!!

Love reading these!!!

https://www.severe-weather.eu/long-range-2/summer-2024-forecast-update-atmospheric-impact-enso-shift-united-states-canada-europe-fa/

Back to weather related stuff would be nice to have some wind . Let it blow... No Diddy!!!

Just now, Port Angeles Foothiller said:

Might have found who has all the fungi...

I am an avid user of Cyan's, some good MJ and a couple cold ones but I still research everyday!!!!

I chose this over a D**n CGI pic showing Ball Earth!!! Truth is truth. Bible even tho I don't believe everything in it says it pretty much 

Just now, Sunriver Snow Zone said:

Dont dodge the question. Were you serious about your post about believing the earth is flat? 

I am not who really knows no one been to space you can't break above the Firmament (Dome) but it's definitely not spinning over 1000mph and hurling thru space at such speeds that's  

2 minutes ago, Cascadia_Wx said:

That wasn’t the moon. That was the People’s Mothership, piloted by Hillary Clinton and her crew of transgender lizard people, blocking out the sun just long enough to zap us all with a fresh batch of 7G. If you think that was the moon you’re just letting big astronomy guide you around by the nose.

I know it wasn't the moon that was pretty obvious. And why CERN in Illinois and Geneva Switzerland go off???7

7 minutes ago, SilverFallsAndrew said:

No

6 minutes ago, MossMan said:

No.

Must be just me then energy been off. Feel like something big gonna happen within the next couple weeks. 

Anyone feel different since the April 8th Solar Eclipse or is it just me???

Up to .70" here at Eastside Tacoma 

11 minutes ago, Sunriver Snow Zone said:

Do you think the earth is flat....?

I do believe it's Flat or Ovalate firmament (dome) above and below. NASA = To deceive. Definitely not a ball .

Question how does Jetstreams and all weather aspects work on a Flat Earth??? 

One thing I ask the Gods for is no heat dome this summer for the Pacific Northwest!!!.

1 minute ago, TT-SEA said:

An alternating pattern would be great.   If we have 10 days straight of deep troughing and rain there should be a nice reward for a few days.  

1 minute ago, Cascadia_Wx said:

That would be nice if it were possible. Seems like ridgy patterns really like to dig their heels in when they pop up from April-October though, so I never trust them.

Yeah after 2012 summer and thunderstorm outbreaks the climate to here changed I think those thunderstorms in 2012 was a sign of change for our summers. 

1 minute ago, Cascadia_Wx said:

Seems like random ridging has been popping up on a few long range runs, including last night’s Euro. Would be nice if this general pattern could stick around for longer than a week or two.

That would be fun and fine with me especially if it consists thru the summer mixed periods of ridging and troughs. 

4 minutes ago, Phil said:

Statistically speaking, weak-moderate. But that’s not always true depending on the entirety of the system state. In some situations, a stronger niña will perform better up there, while in other situations a lack of any ENSO/LF component is preferable.

Let's see what comes this upcoming winter

10 minutes ago, T-Town said:

Up to .33 for the day. Blessings, as they say. 

.32" here Eastside Tacoma at the moment 

16 minutes ago, Sunriver Snow Zone said:

Depends who you're asking. For my location, the stronger the better, because we don't need an arctic outbreak to get snow.

Yeah I should of made it more clearly I mean for the Western WA/OR lowlands under 1000' elv.

Which La Nina strength is best for us here in the PNW Weak, Moderate, Strong or Very Strong? I used to think Moderate for the longest 

20 minutes ago, Phil said:

The last 2 months have already established a warm CONUS pattern which, when manifesting during post-niño springs, almost always precedes warm summers nationally.

This bears striking resemblance to spring 2010. Only difference is cool anomalies aren’t as prevalent (I suspect the same will hold true during the summer).

Interesting forecast for the next 2-3 weeks

47 minutes ago, Sunriver Snow Zone said:

43 currently, low of 16. Avg temp this month has been 38.4, which I would assume is running slightly cooler than avg but I can't find what our average is online.

Sunriver OR average

Pretty high UV out here

Got up to 72.5° now down to 63° here Eastside Tacoma with gusty winds blowing to 40 mph. 

7 minutes ago, Phishy Wx said:

those are the worst over here for lost potential. ugh

I'm thinking it spikes(peaks) up to -1.5 or -1.6C so just at strong La Nina