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  2. Eskimo Joe
    Everyone knows that's how you build up to a great pattern in 2028. You just gotta punt this winter first.
  3. kdxken
    It was hard to find a tee time. Everybody's going out Friday.
  4. Maggie Valley Steve
    Looks like rain will hold off this weekend. Next chance would be the middle of next week. The Leaves are putting on a show around the Valley. Fantastic colors in spite of many speculations no vibrant color this year.
  5. John1122
    If the weeklies are to be believed, we likely see snow by the first or second week of December. Huge if of course.
  6. GaWx
    -Yes, I realize having a +QBO reduces the chance of a 2nd SSW. -1952-3 only barely missed a 2nd one in Jan with it getting down to +1 fwiw.
  7. CoastalWx
    That is my point. Disruption or not many of them already have early snow events because of their climatology.
  8. Typhoon Tip
    hmm 8" have become handed out like the free candy in the counter bowl at a car dealership in recent decades... It's come to almost expect for every snow event - some familiarization and entitlement bias has probably set in, too. Repeated exposure and novelty habituation naturally lowers the amazement of it and the meh'ing soon kicks in. You're contrast/analogy doesn't really hold up well, then. Not when EF5s are still hugely more rare by comparison.
  9. Typhoon Tip
    This is a nice example for the adage, "correlation does not mean causation"
  10. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
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  11. GaWx
    Webb is right. All but two of the 12 +1.3+ peaking Ninos had at least one major SSW Jan 15th+: 57-8: Jan 30th 65-6: Feb 24th 72-3: Feb 2nd 86-7: Jan 23rd 87-8: Mar 14th 91-2: none 94-5: Feb 4th 97-8: none 02-3: Jan 17th 09-10: two in Feb 15-16: Mar 5th categorized as an SSW but also by others as a near earliest FSW on record 23-4: mid Jan and early Mar
  12. WinstonSalemArlington
    First Freeze?
  13. WinterWolf
    Absolutely true. I know folks like to say, oh well it’s fake cuz it warms up 30-40 degrees by afternoon. Ya, we get that. But the cold is real as real can be while it lasted. It killed the growing season…that’s as real as it gets. Many deserts in the world have incredible diurnal swings…110-120F during the day, to freezing or below at night. Is that fake too? Just more proof the term is ASININE.
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  15. Guest

    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU

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    Trying out the new zoom on the TCU
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  16. BlizzardNole
    Super-Ninos of 1983 and 2016 each gave us a home run. Let's hope for that and not 1998!
  17. cyclone77
    At least model data will come out an hour earlier.
  18. DocATL
    I want this in perpetuity. How could you not?
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  20. LakePaste25
    PV warnings help generate -NAO blocks but keep in mind you still need cold air to block in. At minimum it should help keep the pattern stormy in the mid atlantic (along with the help of the Nino enhanced southern stream).
  21. donsutherland1
    One. The bottom right photo. There appears to be a contrail in that photo.
  22. snowman19
  23. weatherwiz
    This is like people who meh 8" snow events because "they've gotten them before". Did the people of Moore, OK meh an EF-5 ripping through because "they've gotten one before".
  24. ChescoWx
    I really can't remember such a great stretch of weather in a long time! The GFS for East Nantmeal keeps us mild through the first week of November
  25. mitchnick
    I didn't quote Webb.
  26. NEG NAO
    Any contrails you see in the mix ?
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  28. DocATL
    What sucks is that we’ll have less daylight with which to enjoy it starting next week. Darn it!!
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