40/70 Benchmark

Don't hold your breath.

Yea, that is a given. Next weekend has alway been WMH.

I fully expect some bad tracks even during good stretches this season.

Everyone has their breaking point....if we haven't had anything by about 12/20 with nothing significant in sight, then you likely lose me.

I agree, but not in this case. I think expectations are pretty low for a couple of more weeks.

Enough with the condescending BS that anyone who doesn't agree with you is either a moron, or not stable enough to accept that you are right. I think the mystery of why you are such a socially tormented soul has been solved. That attitude is people repellant, period....nevermind the opposite sex. Good luck.

Its is sound...you need cold to snow. I never denied Hadley cell expansion and global warming, but it can't rain above the latitude of Myrtle Beach from December to March without eliciting a 7 paragraph exercise in pedantic redundancy from you....which awkwardly concludes with a line or two of lament about how no woman wants to look at you, and the one that did, no longer wants to. It's always rained in the mid latitudes during winter....its not always a sign of cannibalistic Hadley Cells eating the world.

It's not physically impossible...its happening because the heights are closing off on the heels of Pac jet dominant pattern. I feel like you employ global warming, Hadley cell expansion, or some other derivative there of far too liberally. Fact of the matter is that early Dec is still pretty hostile snow climo for much of SNE,and there isn't much margin for error. That has always been the case.

I disagree that it's odd to rain in SNE in early December with Canada void of cold...speaking of irrefutable...

Sorry, man....gonna have to disagree with you on this one. I'm sure there are some events that would have been snow 40 years ago because the globe in in fact warming. But this is not one of them....this would have rained on the Boston tea party.

Don't get me wrong....global warming is real...but why are we raising eyebrows when it takes time to reload the source region after a month of seeing the continent gang-raped by the Pacific?

I'm torn over whether to scroll that first, or powderfreak's upslope thread.

That is the final installment of the "who cares" series.

In due time...once the PAC shuts off.

Yea, def not shocked to see the big bomb end up more of a firecracker.

Yea, I would not be surprised to see guidance back off some with respect to the PNA ridging. I am actually more confident in the NAOfor once. I agree. Week one is the primer.

High was only 46.8 here...no torch...AWT. Back to 41.0 and socked in w fog.

All systems go. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2020/11/meteorological-winter-set-to-begin-on.html

I think 12/10 to maybe like 1/10..

Depends how the arctic plays out.

I still think that trends somewhat east and less phased.

Initially, probably the latter....but you can see how this eventually plays out mid season.

Hey just my thoughts you do you