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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. I have noticed that guidance has been initially too amplified few times over the past month...maybe something to keep in mind as the season approaches.
  2. This is why significant snow is unlikely....you need a needle thread amount of phasing that is enough to back ageo, but not enough to congrats Dendrite.
  3. I think it was Tday 1989 I remember getting about 6".
  4. First seasonal sequence that has captured a modicum of interest from me....low likelihood, but today's runs have my attention.
  5. Imagine what we will hear from that same group if the colder flip keeps getting pushed back in January....
  6. DT pointed this out to Webber and his explanation was that that only speaks to summer and fall, not winter. DT said fair point and I referenced @griteater's research that it doesn't seem to chance much from Fall to winter. Only example I found that shifted much was 2006...and it went WEST. I have yet to find any example where modest, Modoki like forcing went east and exploded.
  7. Something to just keep an eye on because I have anecdotally noticed that the GFS has closed the gap and is beating the EURO more frequently of late. I'm sure the EURO is still superior guidance, but its not night and day any longer.
  8. The nudge east in the warmest water is a good thing...less Maritime influence. ONI peak should be OND.
  9. I don't know if you have read my work yet, but I would be utterly stunned if this went the way of 1994-1995 near the pole. Not happening. Pacific, sure.
  10. I have been ignoring Webber and Roundy since it became apparent to me that they weren't interested in anything other than perpetuating their own agendas....probably about August or so. They both look irresponsible, obstinate and silly.
  11. When someone elicits this response from you, it's bad lol...usually the other way around.
  12. You lost your folks in that? Wow, no words....so sorry, Jeff.
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