PhiEaglesfan712

Looks like we're going to get part of that heat wave next week:

No doubter triple-digit day in my region today: I would like to see one of the fall runs (September, October, or November). I'm pretty sure the cold signal disappeared by then. How you know a strong/super el nino winter is going to be cold is if the cold signal is still there in fall. 2009-10 is a perfect example.

Heat Dome here to start July (it would be the 5th straight month with an extreme heat event, dating back to March):

May average temperature finishes at 65.6 at PHL, which is 1.3 degrees above the 1991-2020 average (1.7 degrees above the 1981-2010 average). Meterological spring average temperature finishes at 57.8 at PHL, which is tied for the 3rd warmest spring on record (with 1921, and behind only 2010 and 2012). By the way, here is a composite of the last 4 post-strong el nino springs:

FWIW, 2010 was the last time we had a strong el nino -> strong la nina transition. If it becomes apparent that a strong la nina is going to form in 2027-28, then 2010 could be a good analog for next spring.

41, will be 42 in December. I think he plays one more year, maybe 2 (and the Olympics). 3 at the absolute max.

All I know is that LeBron is not going out this way, on an incomplete season. I think LeBron is staying the West, whether it be staying with the Lakers or going to Golden State.