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  2. CT Valley Snowman
    Foliage seems to have dulled a bit locally after wind, rain, and a couple of freezes.
  3. tamarack
    Even at my latitude it's uncommon - only 6 of 28 Octobers have had measurable snow, most recently in 2018. Elsewhere in Maine - Gardiner had measurable in 2 of 12 Octobers, Fort Kent 8 of 10 but only 4 with 1"+ and none more than 4".
  4. mitchnick
    Residual cold. Look how far the heights are off the coast matching the low anomaly.
  5. LongBeachSurfFreak
    Sandy’s track has no comparison in the entire historical record. That alone qualifies as historic. Also while still tropical over the Gulf Stream it had the largest area of tropical storm force winds of any TC in any basin ever. Also pretty historic. As far as timing of impactful extratropical storms, many where in the swing months of oct/nov and mar/April. The flow tends to slow down during this time and always coastal storms to affect multiple high tide cycles. The other name for the Ash Wednesday storm is the 6 tide storm. This exact scenario is playing out as we speak. Massive erosion and wash overs are occurring already on the outer banks and it’s just getting started. .
  6. ChescoWx
  7. mitchnick
    Disagree. That post had the trough moving east by the arrows. It's not moving east. And to say the eastward end is just smoothing out is your interpretation.
  8. ChescoWx
  9. LakePaste25
    Here are the 850s for that same loop:
  10. LakePaste25
    That’s not modeling a retrograde. You can clearly see the secondary center of LP N of HI moving east to replace it. The eastward end is just getting smoothed out. Come on now. The entire wave pattern is literally locked in.
  11. dendrite
    Warm & rainy
  12. mitchnick
    You may want to reconsider.
  13. snowman19
    Commoditywx does not have an agenda. Last winter he was hyping cold runs. He’s as neutral as they come
  14. GoAPPS
    "Winter in Waiting" On Saturday, rime ice covered the evergreens at the highest peaks of the Blue Ridge Parkway as autumn filled the valleys with golden hues.
  15. mitchnick
    Since I don't have an X account, you should probably give them this link because that run, when put in motion, clearly shows that trough off the west coast retrograding WEST, NOT EAST, in the frames leading up to that 360hr map they posted. Agenda, agenda....that's all I see. https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=eps&region=nhem&pkg=z500a&runtime=2026101900&fh=18
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  17. PhiEaglesfan712
    What made Sandy an 'unprecedented' event was the timing of the event, not so much the storm itself. It happened in late October, which was well outside of the climatological peak for such an event. Same as why the Ash Wednesday storm (1962) and the Blizzard of 1993 are held in high regard. There are many winter storms like those, but most of them are during the Meteorologic Winter, not in March.
  18. FPizz
    What did this have 15 days ago happening today? Just want to see how it did.
  19. psv88
    No wind…yet two nights ago i was the coldest in the area and wind did stay up.
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  22. WolfStock1
    "need to be financially punished for all the damage they've caused" Isn't this based on the premise that they've done more damage than the benefit they've provided? If so - what would be your basis for that judgment / assertion? Can you provide some rough estimate of what you think the numbers would look like? If not - if the premise is instead just that they've done *some* damage to the environment - then why would you limit it to the fossil fuel companies? Wouldn't you want to also financially punish *every* entity that has done some damage to the environment? And if so - wouldn't that literally include *every* entity, since every entity in the world - including you and me, has done some damage to the environment?
  23. psv88
    Exactly 200 on top of the hill
  24. olafminesaw
    Yeah it's mostly machine learning data correlations and such as far as I've heard, but I'm not sure that the specifics are really well understood by the weather community anyway. Actually there was a little segment about the deep mind and Isiais on NPR this morning and they were saying how mostly the project is worked on by non-meteorologist, not even programers with meteorology experience, mostly neural network engineers
  25. WinterWolf
    The last accumulating snow here in October was 6 years ago….so it’s not all that normal, despite the BS.
  26. A-L-E-K
    folks still doing the few good weeks cope?
  27. snowman19
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