Pretty simple concept...it just means that there is increased variability regarding potential track...less of that with a block, hence you don't have to thread the needle.
Early thoughts on Super Bowl Sunday.
Slightly better look than this weekend, but don't expect blockbuster snows.
https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2020/01/rainy-saturday-night-super-bowl-sunday.html
Yea, I get it. I do expect gradual improvement throughout February, so I see why people were confused by that. I agree with you on a better EPO than PNA.
I can see how it fails, too...not making the same mistake I did last year, when I was onnoxiously overconfident. I get it...but I think there is still plenty of time.
I think Feb should be decent, but if the pole and atl stay hostile, there is bust potential.
Doesn't mean it can't snow before then...I,just feel the largest potential will be later.
I was waiting for you to say that.
Take a look at the date ranges in my outlook.
12-5 to 12-19, which missed by two days, and 2-17 to 3-2.
Check your facts.
Just because I don't call for April in February doesn't mean I think it's Feb 1969.
Yea, I wouldn't expect a huge hit for us...I think from around president's day into early March will be more favorable for something closer to the magnitude of the early December event.
It could be decent, though...probably some precip type issues.
The crap Pacific is expected. It may take until March, but the polar domain should improve...nothing epic, but solid.
Remember when I told you in November that we will need the atlantic for a good second half?