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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. For the area it hit head on, that was one of the more powerful blizzards in history, no doubt...just a shane it ticked east
  2. Yea, March 14, 2018 was epic for me, but on a regional scale, it was nothing too historic....despite blizz conditions..
  3. Right....see 20-36" toals clear back through ORH? We didn't see that here. But I do agree Juno wasn't impressive either on a NESIS scale...correct
  4. What we observed on a region scale pales in comparison to what would have happened had it not hogged east.
  5. The storm itself was among the most impressive that has ever impacted the region...not wat I am saying. But it was more of a glancing blow and only SE third saw full fury.
  6. I will remember it...I remember Boxing day, don't I?
  7. Okay, then...all I am saying. It was a HECS for a third of the region, no question...regionally it was more of a MECS. Jan 2015 produced 30"+ totals clear back to ORH...wider area of SNE.
  8. My whole point all along was with respect to REGIONAL impact...I never switched anything. Wait to see the NESIS scale...won't hold a candle to PD II.
  9. Its not just about IMBY....PD II I got screwed the same way, but it was a massive, historic event. This was less impressive on a regional scale in terms of snowfall.
  10. The entire western half of the region....why do you pretend to be so obtuse?
  11. Why do you always deflect the issue? The eastern half of the region verified blizzard, as I predicted Wednesday..however, in terms of snowfall, it wasn't overly impressive away from the immediate east coast and se MA. I'm talking about snow...I don't care about the wind. It was Boxing day here.
  12. Gotta just stop and look at the scoreboard...its been great from Steve to se MA, but most of the region hasn't seen that.
  13. That was a nice storm, but I have not seen nothing epic, nor has a large portion of the region. At the end of the day, I'm heading into February with 22.5" and 40" left to go to even make average.
  14. Yea, I'll have to search for the thread....he had this list of warmest autumns on record for analogs, which most ended up ratter seasons......and I tried to tell him that the few exceptions were all Negative QBO, East based la ninas.
  15. I can't stop laughing at that...I just picture George with this simple smile on his face, and Tip just kind of tilting his head, biting his tongue and patting him on the head.
  16. I'll take a look at this tomorrow when I go my January review/Feb preview......but like I said, my guess is not much snow south of rt 2 and especially the pike.
  17. Cosgrove has the cold stretch going into mid Feb....I knew we he have joked abut him in the past, but he is very good IMO.
  18. Yea, tragic.....I'm sure we'll all weep-
  19. I remember calmly debating with Fisher a little bit on twitter when he put out his ratter of an outlook.....score one for the amateur guy.
  20. I knew damn well this season would not rat....this la nina was like the love child of 2010-2011 and 2020-2021.....if you look at the snowy period, its like a mean of the snowiest periods for both of those respectieve seasons.
  21. Where was that mentioned? The AFD? Link? Man, even though I have been porked, I feel better about my seasonal call....hopefully we can make up some ground from here back to Albany.
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