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West Coast Sports Talk and Other Banter
Drake "Maye" become the first (known) QB to literally shit his pants on the field this Sunday. Sources say the Patriots staff is nervous that they may not have brought enough clean jerseys to Santa Clara and are considering ordering more on the NFL team store site.- 1
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February 2026 Observations & Discussions
There's 2" OTG here (reminder that I now live in SW MN), which I will lose in its entirety by Thursday. After that, I'm pretty much checking out on winter and will hope for nothing but a big dog, which I do not see much hope for in the next 2 weeks. -
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February 2026 Weather in the PNW
There is a heavy NAO overlap in the AO calculation.. they are like 0.85 correlated. If you just used Arctic circle, the inverse correlation in PNW would probably be higher. -
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February 2026 Weather in the PNW
I’m not sure if the AO correlation is the same in the 21st century since I don’t really pay attention to it, but I’d prefer a broader NAM EOF that encompasses more of the NAO domain space. Otherwise you’re only capturing a sliver of the variability.
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