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We deserve a nice, warm, early Spring after the brutal Winter we have just endured. Yes, it snowed a lot, which was fun at times. There were also periods of brutal, bone chilling cold and dry weather and more ridiculously windy days than I can count.
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Winter 2025-26 Medium/Long Range Discussion
Chicago Storm replied to michsnowfreak's topic in Lakes/Ohio Valley
Roughly just over 4" of the current seasonal snowfall total of 32.3" was pure LES. -
Yes thats definitely what I was implying with my post.
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At this point pretty much everyone expect for the most dedicated snow weenies are fine with it.
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You definitely deserve it. Enjoy.
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Famous last words…
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The gradient is real! It’s very noticeable once you cross through Chester. I think washingtonville had reports of 12-13”
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EWR: 53.8 (season so far) Rank Season Total Snowfall (Inches) 1 1995–1996 78.4" 2 1947–1948 73.0" 3 2010–2011 68.5" 4 1887–1888 65.8" 5 2013–2014 57.3" 6 2025–2026 53.8" (To date)
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This year it's over. I'm not saying that it won't cool down after the incoming torch but there won't be anymore snow after next week, especially near the coast.
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This is directly from the SPC. They are going to use this new, potentially confusing, system for the SPC outlooks in about a week. Hopefully it's not terribly confusing. The chance for EF2+ tornadoes goes way with the hatching groups. The values are 7% of tornadoes are EF2+ at "no hatching," increasing to a value of 40% at CIG-3. There are two levels for hail. That's slightly confusing. Probability values of 75% and 90% for wind probability outlooks have been added. I am going to call these, little dashies, northwest-leaning lines, and hatching. (I made that up.)
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Its not over until April. Never count out March.
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It's over, and thank F*cking God for that.
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After the threats this weekend and early next week, things really warm up. Both the GFS and Euro really pump up the Bermuda ridge. We could be looking at lower 70's outside of Long Island for an extended stretch beginning the end of next week.
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No other models are close to the gfs for tomorrow
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Getting to that point in the season where if you don’t get a substantial event it’s here in the morning and vaporizing by afternoon. Time to let go of any pack fetish one might have…
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Central PA Winter 25/26 Discussion and Obs
Itstrainingtime replied to MAG5035's topic in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
8.8" for the "main event" - that's what I was looking for, thank you! Based on everything that I was reading while I was away I went with 8" for the storm. Assuming that I might have done a wee bit better I might adjust up to 9". -
Clipper Fires In Wednesday Feb 25 Disco/ Obs
Cold Miser replied to Damage In Tolland's topic in New England
@The 4 Seasons 1.75" today @ the lake. 61.25" for the season. -
2/26 - Follow-up Hopium Battlezone Storm
DDweatherman replied to DDweatherman's topic in Mid Atlantic
I'm declaring this dead. GFS will either cave at 18z or just continue to keep being wrong. This shit is day out. -
Today’s isn’t quite as aggressive as yesterday’s 100% of all members reversing and a mean dip to -11 although it’s still more aggressive than all the other runs with ~97% reversing and the mean dipping to -5:
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Wow, the euro actually got smoked at d4 lead times pretty hard in that one.
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RGEM also no. Tick north but still a ways to go for results.
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Understood! Still found it funny though, lol But I get it
