September Forecasts And Discussions

[stuffradio]

OhOh!
https://twitter.com/frankiemacd/status/ ... 9293512709

I wonder where he got this from. I know there was a guy who used to keep predicting Earthquakes around the world. Maybe from him?

[AbbyJr]

Hey does anybody know whether the QBO at 30mb or the 50mb level plays a bigger role in our climate?

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

I wonder where he got this from. I know there was a guy who used to keep predicting Earthquakes around the world. Maybe from him?

Nostradamus.

[Hound]

I wonder where he got this from. I know there was a guy who used to keep predicting Earthquakes around the world. Maybe from him?

I have no idea. It's just odd.

[Antares]

I have no idea. It's just odd.

Imagine if one actually does occur. He'd look like a genius.

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

Imagine if one actually does occur. He'd look like a genius.

l'll worry when Wpro starts predicting earthquakes.

[Roberts Creeker]

This is interesting, it explains why Texas got snow in February.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-58425526

[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

This is interesting, it explains why Texas got snow in February.

https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-58425526

Doesn't explain why our winter pooped the bed.

[Roberts Creeker]

Doesn't explain why our winter pooped the bed.

Well, that's so easy, it's because of the and

[Typeing3]

00z GFS ensembles:

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00z GEM ensembles:

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[Rubus_Leucodermis]

Imagine if one actually does occur. He'd look like a genius.

If he keeps predicting it, eventually he will be right.

[Hawk]

00z GFS ensembles:
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00z GEM ensembles:
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Outstanding. Bye bye heat. Its time to chill so to speak

[Typeing3]

Outstanding. Bye bye heat. Its time to chill so to speak

Definitely looks like quite the cool down starting around the 10th with a fall-like pattern setting up, though it doesn't look crazy wet... yet. Maybe that means we warm up again and dry out late month or in early October.

12z GFS ensembles:

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[Glacier]

With all due respect to Frankie, Vancouver will never have a major earthquake. Yes, earthquakes of 5 and 6 are possible, but nothing like what Anchorage had in 1964 or what the Queen Charlottes or California gets sometimes. The reason being that the nearest fault line is almost 300km away.

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[HarrisonSasquatchWx]

With all due respect to Frankie, Vancouver will never have a major earthquake. Yes, earthquakes of 5 and 6 are possible, but nothing like what Anchorage had in 1964 or what the Queen Charlottes or California gets sometimes. The reason being that the nearest fault line is almost 300km away. plates.png

Interesting Glace although l remember the Nisqually quake back in Feb. 2000 that was over 6.0mag l sure felt that one. I was living in Maple Ridge at the time.