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CANSIPS model shows major El Niño impact, +4" rain Orlando

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CANSIPS model re-ran this week and predicts a major El Niño impact with a +4″ rain anomaly around Orlando in December. That would place December among the top-5 wettest on record, with 1997 at 12.63″ as the wettest.

Key points

  • Rain anomaly: +4″ above normal around Orlando.

  • Top-5 wettest December; 1997 ranks #1 with 12.63″ rain.

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Datacenter moratoria 41-0 prediction with 67-80% opposition

Datacenter moratoria across the country total 41, predicted to go 41-0. Opposition rates are about 67-80% in nearly every case.

Key points

  • 41 datacenter moratoria across the country

  • Opposition rates about 67-80% in nearly every case

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Storm Prediction Center marginal risk for East Tennessee storms

Storm Prediction Center issued a level one (marginal) risk for severe storms across East Tennessee, extending into north Georgia. Greatest timing is around 4-6 PM tonight with strong gusty wind threat.

Key points

  • Level one marginal risk issued by SPC for East Tennessee and north Georgia.

  • Main threat is strong, gusty winds with isolated strong storms around 4-6 PM.

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