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Typical lol

Def escaped torch everywhere in the northeast . Just a week of slightly AN

So, maybe an "anchor" makes more sense, as it keeps the bottom of the trough from "getting away" and tilting negative. Can we throw another complete misnomer onto the pile?

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The conversation is manageable now in the main thread, but I think we actually should start a storm thread tomorrow if it still looks like a viable threat between the 15th and 19th. This would separate the discussion into what might be happening in the short term and then also in the post January 20 period which is interesting in itself

its winter; there is always a slight risk of heavy snow.

.7" already. good event. 44F and chicken soup in the stock pot.

Don’t matter when the high or low occurs, still goes in the books for the day.

Wiz must be in heaven . Bruins with two hat tricks. First time since 1964.

I mean really just minor adjustments to these H5 maps and its a Big Dog.

Not yet

The 12z EURO, although didnt get it done, did trend towards the GFS. Will this continue at 18z/0z? We will soon see.

i think you and i might make the cut at least lmao

The box just shifted east from the old map

Start a thread

Thats quite the boomer phone case. Does he still look at the ETA model?

And also maybe 25-27th, but that may be getting over my skis at that range....but the ensembles are honking right about then.

Starting to clear out here. Just a little over 4 inches. Fontana is the lowest I have seen in sometime

I think “kicker” is an unfortunate misnomer for the thing being talked about. It’s not so much “kicking” the wave east as it is lowering heights behind the wave that prevents it from digging further south and going negative tilt at the right time for us. I think that’s what is meant.

I am also now watching Jan 20th as a window a bit more closely. Looks legit.

Looks like NYC is not in that box… just saying

Today was also only the 8th day without pack this winter. Most of those days were between 12/8-12/14…had a couple before New Years too.

It's an informal term that some people use to describe interactions in the flow. Admittedly, it annoys me a little bit, but I let it slide. I have even seen NWS mets say it in forecast discussions.

Notice how there is a bit of ridging edging into Maine. Wonder if this helps nudge the trough more neutral/negative?