My ideas played out with respect to the tropospheric vortex earlier this season, but instead of linking up with the stratosphere later down the line, the strat vortex remained potent until the trop vortex finally succumbed and is now coupling.
Game over with respect to that....if we salvage a happy ending, it will be due to the Pacific.
Yea, I was on the SSW train going into the season, but I am going to be wrong on that. The only thing worse then being incorrect is being obstinately incorrect.
I was also going to assume that Scott averages 55" to be safe, and he is the one that corrected me and suggested 50"....not trying to meet any agenda, dude.
I just told you that your numbers are fine....stop, breath, and read. I said that I do not trust the HAVERHILL site. There are very few that are reputable, and Reading is one. I'm sorry if you can't accept that. Will would tell you the same thing, but I guess he wants to meet my agenda...what an asinine comment.
Yea, it depends on whether or not I am looking to stat pad, but as it looks right now, I couldn't care less....my snowfall numbers are going to bust and we aren't nearing any type of record, so I just assume rip the damn band aid off.
Yea, definitely...I get why its more desirable to have it in December, but history has show that March is often the more wintery month due to the impact of the seasonal lag.
Here you go, @Ginx snewx
Since Novie 2018, I am at 64.3% of normal, you are at 73%, Will at 77% and Scooter at 78.8%.
Anyway, not the end of the world, but that is what I was referring to...not a myth.