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<blockquote data-quote="UnconTROLLed" data-source="post: 463691" data-attributes="member: 18708"><p>La Nina schma Nina. La-Nina winters are more typically cold across the NW CONUS and Upper plains, but this fall into winter is different as the equatorial waters are not nearly as La-nina like as the pattern that is being produced. Infact this fall we were closer to La-Nada , heading out of last winter through summers own La-Nina episode.</p><p></p><p>Last fall winter into spring was a Nina which turned neutral, and how cold/hot was it in your backyards?</p><p></p><p>Last summer was one of the coolest and wettest summers in recent memory here in the northeast, which is very typical of La-Nina. Yes, last year for the most part was a well-behaved Nina so we call it.</p><p></p><p>My Point: There are too many climate indexes to starting pointing fingers in any GW argument, especially since you can grab any one index (ex PDO) and make the index fit your agenda just because it does so by coincidence and run with it but never be able to prove anything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="UnconTROLLed, post: 463691, member: 18708"] La Nina schma Nina. La-Nina winters are more typically cold across the NW CONUS and Upper plains, but this fall into winter is different as the equatorial waters are not nearly as La-nina like as the pattern that is being produced. Infact this fall we were closer to La-Nada , heading out of last winter through summers own La-Nina episode. Last fall winter into spring was a Nina which turned neutral, and how cold/hot was it in your backyards? Last summer was one of the coolest and wettest summers in recent memory here in the northeast, which is very typical of La-Nina. Yes, last year for the most part was a well-behaved Nina so we call it. My Point: There are too many climate indexes to starting pointing fingers in any GW argument, especially since you can grab any one index (ex PDO) and make the index fit your agenda just because it does so by coincidence and run with it but never be able to prove anything. [/QUOTE]
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