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  2. HoarfrostHubb
    Stunning day today. And eagles
  3. Guest

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  4. 40/70 Benchmark
    Mid January 1983 I had 20.2" followed by a frigid week, including a day with a high of 10 and low of -5...then in February, I had a 17" and 20.3" event in the same week, for a peak depth of 26". I would sign up for that in a heart beat and think it's totally feasible this season in short bursts.
  5. Damage In Tolland
    As OCD as I am, I would never, ever do that
  6. ma blizzard
    OWD 39 last night .. not bad
  7. Lava Rock
    I'm surprised given how anal you are about your yard Sent from my SM-S921U using Tapatalk
  8. Damage In Tolland
    Looks like he got hot and had a wardrobe change as he tackles more of the yard
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  10. Jed33
    This morning a pretty good plume of moisture has just been training over my area. In the last two hours, we’ve had 1.39in of rain! That’s the most in a day since the wet period we had in late July and very early August. It had gotten really dry here until this morning. Here’s hoping more areas can get in on it today. Radar looks pretty good for a lot of areas right now.
  11. michsnowfreak
    Its optimistic to expect a subpar winter? Or optimistic to assume its going to snow in Michigan as it does dozens of times every winter?
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  13. forkyfork
    sorry for hijacking your optimism
  14. Damage In Tolland
    Next door neighbor shop vac’ing up acorns. Just when I thought I’d seen it all .
  15. Damage In Tolland
    Nam 3 k is ugly
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  17. michsnowfreak
    Lmao. Actually the upper midwest is ground zero. But its all relative to normal. A Nino torch here is still solidly colder than your average and is usually because of 1 torch month. You can wish snow away all you want. It snows in MI no matter what. 2023-24: 34.9F 2015-16: 33.5F 1997-98: 33.9F 1982-83: 32.5F 1972-73: 27.8F 1877-78: 31.5F
  18. michsnowfreak
    An all time low for ONE month. Not a whole season.
  19. NEG NAO
    The problem with trying to predict the winter season is there are a few other things to consider . One being the negative PDO - will it persist into the winter months ??? . Next is the Polar Vortex. - how will that behave ?. Another issue is the lack of melting in the Arctic region and Greenland this summer - 2 important cold air sources. Way too early to make any final winter forecasts.
  20. forkyfork
    each previous event makes the next one more likely to cause problems
  21. weatherwiz
    Should be a fairly widespread heavy rain tomorrow. Increasing LLJ across the region with a strong surge of higher theta-e air advecting in. Pretty well defined 700 warm front too moving across the region
  22. mitchnick
    They've all been eliminated and we no longer speak of them. Snow is serious bidness.
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  24. 40/70 Benchmark
    Who is doing that? Cite the name specifically?? All I see are expectations for a warm season with a heightened risk of a big snow event or two. Obviously the season could easily fail to produce like 1998, but it's not very compelling to discuss that in depth on a weather forum. The upside if we get lucky here in SNE is near normal snowfall and above normal snowfall in the mid atl.
  25. 40/70 Benchmark
    It's a DJF mean. Worked for Feb 1983, but I agree it's precarious for the coast. Here is Feb....I think we have seasonable cold here with that ridging out west.
  26. 40/70 Benchmark
    https://psl.noaa.gov/enso/mei/
  27. forkyfork
    never forget that your area is ground zero for the flames of the nino torch
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