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[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @HartungWx @CliffMass Michael...I know Jabob...he does not have any expertise in this area. Look at the NUMBERS. And stop the name calling....it is a bad look. ..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @HartungWx @CliffMass This is nonsensical. I am debating with you right now over the "drought" business, but all you do is call me names. No attempt to discuss facts. So here is my debate point. If one runs the numbers with the current reservoir levels, there is plenty of water. Your response?

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @HartungWx @CliffMass michael...please...no name calling. Wait until the end of the season and you will see that I am right. Urban areas will have sufficient water and WA ag will be fine. You want to do a wager on it? 😁 ..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@HartungWx @CliffMass guys...you are not correct. If the reservoirs are nearly full in mid-june, there will be enough water for AG. Remember, snowpack melt is generally over by the end of June. I have confirmed my analysis with local hydrologists. ..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@StewarrMark @CliffMass Mark...you are looking at the wrong place...go to the windward side of the mountains!...and a lot more is coming later this week..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@HartungWx @CliffMass Garret... the inflow is not so important because the reservoirs are nearly full. Furthermore, these predictions are clearly wrong...seem to be missing the precipitation next week...cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @Rob32cc @The_Weatherman2 @CliffMass Michael...you are fundamentally getting this wrong. Really. Call me and I will explain it to you. ..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass Seriously, Michael....call me, and I will explain it to you. How much of the area that drains into the reservoir is not relevant. The water supply is relevant.. and that will be ok during the summer because the reservoirs are topped off..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass Michael...you are totally wrong on this. The water supply volume DOES NOT INCLUDE DAM RELEASES. During the summer, snow melt is not important. Really, you have this completely wrong. TALK TO THE RIVER FORECAST FOLKS. Seriously...cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass Michael...you are totally wrong on this. The water supply volume DOES NOT INCLUDE DAM RELEASES. During the summer, snow melt is not important. Really, you have this completely wrong. TALK TO THE RIVER FORECAST FOLKS. Seriously...cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass Michael....look at the cloudiness information and you will see that I am correct. Call me and can explain it to you...cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass michael...you are not correct in this. You are looking at the wrong thing...look at radiation reaching the surface and you will see your error. Perhaps my next blog!..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@USWeatherExpert @RyanWeather I suspect you mean declining.....

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass michael...you are not understanding what I am saying. Of course, we can get warmer days at the end of May, but we OFTEN see a spike in the first half followed by cooler temperatures as "june gloom" sets in. ...cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass michael...did you read the paper? There are some serious issues with it. I can explain them if you are interested...cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass Michael. What you have written is not supported by the facts. 50% snowpack is very useful. Reservoir storage is way above normal. More rain is coming. PLEASE, do the math and you will see we will be fine. And we don't 100% storage to support most of the crops. 2025 proved this

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass You need to read the literature (I have).Many of the recent papers support the hypothesis that this eruption played a critical role in the warming.I have published several papers on this topic and have looked at the data.I believe that water vapor injection was critical.

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass Michael...you are quite wrong about this. This paper actually supports my analysis, finding little connection between snowpack and wildfire over the Pacific Northwest. Did you bother to carefully read the paper and its supplements? You should..cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@SeattleWXGuy @CliffMass Michael... unfortunately, there are significant errors in this article. By the way, you are blocking me from commenting on your twitter feed. People interested in the truth do not block others with different viewpoints. Scientists do not block others....cliff

[LocalClimateWeatherPerson @LocalClim]

@Jock1now @CliffMass He blocked me over the weekend. Scientists don't do this....hearing differing viewpoints is important in the quest to find truth