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  2. Cobalt
    The moment you stamp a 300 word signature below each of your posts we know how desperately difficultly you are trying to plaster your pseudoscientific narratives all across this board.
  3. forkyfork
    you need the right pattern in place leading up to those 24 hours. notice the vortex in 2016 was further west than this year's forecast
  4. MJO812
    Gfs has some cold coming down in the long range.
  5. MJO812
    Nice cold air coming into the country on long range gfs. Maybe some lake effect.
  6. MarcmmKU
    It is very likely nyc will not see a freeze until December. In recent years the first <= 32 F night in central park has gotten later and later. some years it doesnt happen until mid December.
  7. WxWatcher007
  8. michsnowfreak
    They updated the definition last winter: coping /ˈkōpiNG/- "When your warm winter freezes into a cold and snowy one, so you start to talk daily about the Western U.S. or elsewhere on the globe rather than the frozen landscape that is currently in your backyard".
  9. dryslot
    Nothing but mid to high 20's and low 30's the next 7 nights, Been on a good run of sub freezing temps up here so far this fall.
  10. NEG NAO
    POTENTIAL UNUSUAL POLAR VORTEX STRETCHING/DISTRUPTION EARLY NOVEMBER If this verifies later season stretching/disruptions become more likely and December might not be as warm overall as now expected
  11. ChescoWx
    The minute we put the words scientific and consensus together we know it is fake news!
  12. WinterWolf
    Yes, Most agree it’s been a colorful autumn in SNE and NNE.
  13. WinterWolf
    Stop looking for a while…and enjoy the gorgeous autumn weather for now. Check out for a bit.
  14. WEATHER53
    The coastal continues which bodes well for us
  15. ineedsnow
    CMC trying for a Hurricane off the east coast but 10 days out.. what a boring period now
  16. A-L-E-K
  17. Brewbeer
    I'm suggesting that the scientists posting here who support more aggressive action to respond to AGW are posting facts, while you are posting opinions
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  19. michsnowfreak
    It turned to snow here. Got 4". I remember the storm you are talking about. Jan was a torch after a cold snowy Dec 2005. Pretty much expecting a torch month this winter (likely December) so when you get some good snows in the torch month its a bonus, considering the snow season runs November to April. The whole "no snow" discussion is all trolling. Either that or absolutely NO concept of what Great Lakes and New England climate is.
  20. dendrite
    63F SKC What a day
  21. NEG NAO
    3.4 heating up rapidly and earlier
  22. Interstate
    I know... they cannot even win a game against each other.
  23. roardog
    I remember we got a pretty good wet snowstorm here in January 2006( It was rain down your way) and that month was a massive torch.
  24. roardog
    Yeah. It could be 32F for a low in January here which would be a massive positive departure and still have a snowstorm ongoing.
  25. Terpeast
    https://x.com/bennollweather/status/2112536814758121610?s=46 warmest subsurface in east pacific is up to 92 F where its 12c above normal. Crazy
  26. michsnowfreak
    Exactly. And remember departures are relative to average. The averages are way colder than the east coast. It can be in the + double digits and snow mid winter.
  27. PhiEaglesfan712
    Even the ending of 00-01, with the March snowstorm bust, soured that season. But after 01-02 came one of the best 3-year stretches ever... 1997-98 super el nino was followed by 1998-2000 strong la nina. The 2nd year of the strong la nina (1999-2000) had a good few week stretch in January.
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