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Tim definitely needs it more.

Coldest was 3/-17 on January 15. Total snowfall so far of 54". Largest snow event: 15" a couple weeks ago.

Not sure what Andrew did, but SLE (like SEA) has been able to turn the corner on their anomalies. About to record their second below normal month in the past three, and also has two other months in the past 12 that were at or below normal. A few years ago it seems they were running even warmer anomalies than PDX. And then the station of the gods...while OLM once reliably led the way every year with below normal months, they will be above normal this month, and have only one other month besides January in the last twelve that was below normal: April 2023. This is the same as PDX. So @Cascadia_Wx, they've had two months in the past 12 below normal, not just January.

Alcoholic sex addict?

SEA has had 4 months below or at average in the past 12. KVUO has had 3. Not a lot, obviously, but the PDX stat is kinda on the extreme end of the spectrum.

My brother in Albany said they had a pretty big thunderstorm a couple hours ago.

Big crash in temps a week from today still per the Euro. Although not quite as dramatic as yesterday's 12z.

I was thinking more about the 99% of activities he can't do when it's raining.

Silver lining...you might be able to look directly at the eclipse without dorky glasses with thin cloud cover. You should definitely try!

99% are SHEEPLE.

Lotsa time for more suspense to build!

Precip anomaly maps 10+ days out have a low degree of skill...

One of quite a few recovery success stories over the past century. Did you know Benjamin Franklin wanted the turkey to be our national bird?

CMC goes bonkers with offshore ridge after day 8.

Dabears made a reappearance under another moniker during the January blast. Then disappeared again. I think someone thought you were another central OR poster from the past who was repeatedly banned.

Sorry, Tim.

Yeah, the 12z Euro isn't nearly as aggressive as yesterday's with the trough after the brief ridge, but continues the theme of just a couple warm days and then a crash.

Thanks to the strong cold front. Gotta hope for something similar if you're headed down south for the

No doubt. Near perfect, persistent pattern for warmth during a raging mega Nino and with record warm global temps, it all adds up.

Fixed.

CMC also keeps the warm period quite brief.

This is disappointing. I was expecting you to share a story of that time you nearly died in a shipping accident.

I was laughed at when I said the unending torch for the upper Midwest was coming to an end a couple weeks ago. WELL WHAT NOW, LAUGHERS!?!

Sounds like the confirmed casualties are only in the single digits, fortunately. Guess there wasn't much traffic on there when it happened.