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Back door season is going to be absolutely brutal. Delayed spring north of Philly

Yeah deep winter here. Loving it but a thaw is overdue. Tons of nickel and dimes to keep the snow fresh. Two largest snowdalls here since mid January were 6.1" & 4.9".

So kind of them to play a football game at the Bad Bunny concert

this can’t be serious

2000 Ravens had a shoutout in the Super Bowl if it wasn't for a kick return, Ray Lewis was SB MVP.

Pretty good list

My apologies. You don't have young kids. Kids 'that age' I believe you said. Why do you talk about dicks so much here? There are minors here you know. Are you insecure?

That’s rather bullish so far out

This is top 3 defenses I've ever seen Hawks Ravens Bears In my opinion

^Make a composite of +450dm N. Pacific ridge days south of the Aleutians now-time in Feb, and tell me what heights in the Mid Atlantic and SE look like. I'll give you hint, they are warmer than average. The Pac pattern change is happening in the next few days with Polar Vortex temporarily setting up over Alaska. Then it transitions to southern High pressure.. but the whole pattern -PNA/+EPO is setting up early enough to skew that storm warm, and I think by a good margin.

Maye just got trucked haha. F the Pats

Defensive clinic.

I could only tell you’re a dumbass, my bad for being so dumb.

I’m not a conservative and I have quite a few kids. Any new ways to show us how bright you’re?.

It’s not that different. I’m the comp the ridge is more in the wpo area but the downstream trough is very similar and that’s what’s more important. That north pac ridge has just gone up and hasn’t yet caused the deep -pna that will eventually wreck our pattern. I do think we see a warmer period than guidance is showing AFTER PD weekend. But you’re acting like that ridge goes up and immediately eastern US torches. First it needs to cause the PNA reaction then a couple days later we torch. There is a window first. We don’t have any arctic air to work with though it’s a split flow with marginal air so that’s the issue. The pacific hasn’t had time to impact us YET there. It will soon after. Then for how long before we recover becomes the next question and I agree with you probably by the very end of Feb.

Got to 16 today. Not bad.

Well, WE could tell you are a dullard.

Yeah, it's more about disqualifying a theory than proving something new.

Apparently Sam Darnold has never won against the Patriots and in one of the pregame shows, they hinted at Sam Darnold beating the ghosts.

Still my biggest storm of all time. I ended up with 35 inches. 35 miles east of me in Danbury it rained much of the storm and I think they ended up with around a foot. NYC with 21 inches.

Seeming like 3-6'' in Leb too.

Problem with that comp is there is no consistency. It includes some of our snowiest El Niños and some of the least snowy. The mean is just an average of radically different years. I don’t see a pattern that’s useful there. Could be 1964 or 1995 lol. Actually I think on the whole snowfall would be above avg in the subset

Saw Flushing Bay completely frozen over. Little Neck bay too. Haven’t seen it like that since January 2018. Most bays along north and south shore are completely frozen. Been a while since there’s been that much ice out on the sound and south shore. There was some last year, 2025, during our cold late Jan- early Feb period. Same with late Jan- early Feb 2019. But haven’t seen it to this extent since 2018 and 2015

^Much, much different Pacific. Just consider that medium range models don't fully factor in the downstream pattern of PNA. I've seen too many times over the years. This was an easy one, +450dm N. Pacific ridge. Your composite doesn't have a +450dm N. Pacific ridge lol. I don't really care about what happens with the storm - whether it's here or there, but it probably will be in the 40s that day because that's the longwave pattern, starting much earlier.

Maye seen some ghost