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CAPE

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  1. He had no point. Just him barging in, not reading for context, and saying- see look look it does snow in December! Like no shit. We all had 20" back in Dec 2009. We practically Aomori. 10 days from now, if we are having sunny days with temps in the 50s and 60s with no pattern change in sight, he will be in here melting down and complaining that the models won't even give us digital snow.
  2. I don't really care what happened in your yard, and how is this relevant to December snow climo for most of this subforum?
  3. This happens every year when December looks like a fail on the means, as if it is surprising or something. It is normal here. Climo window for snow (for the majority in this region) is mid Jan through early March. Yes it is brief. We ain't Maine. Stop falling in love with the idea of low sun angle pre Xmas snow.
  4. On the MA coastal plain we should be happy to see some decent Fall weather in December most years. More so lately and likely going forward. If its gonna be mild I am hoping for continued dry overall. Perfect for hiking and outdoor projects with no sweating and no bugs.
  5. Agreed. At some point the Offense needs to get more efficient though. Last 3 games have been ugly. Still not a Roman fan. I hope this isn't as 'good' as it gets for the O-line. Almost afraid to say it, but the defense might finally be rounding into shape at the right time.
  6. I used a Kreg jig to screw the boards together and a couple 2 x 3s for support underneath. Boards are combo of 2x6 and 2x8 to give the right overall width without having to do a rip cut.
  7. Beyond Paint- Furniture, Cabinets and More All-in-One Refinishing Paint
  8. I originally bought the table and chairs as a set(was a cherry color). I removed the top and made this one with pine boards, then painted the rest of it black. Bought new chairs that match pretty well. Totally transformed it.
  9. Gotta say, I didn't mind it at all.
  10. Saw some light snow falling here between 10 and 11pm. No stickage with a temp of 36. Currently 33.
  11. It does "something", depending on the suddenness and the magnitude of the warming, but the actual impacts and locations of such are pretty unpredictable. It is something weather dweebs mostly pay attention to when the winter has sucked badly and time is running short, or the advertised pattern is otherwise boring af and not conducive to cold and snow.
  12. Just opened this. Going to sip on it while watching football.
  13. Low of 33, which occurred in the last hour. Temp stayed around 35 with plenty of clouds and wind overnight.
  14. Even the snowiest winter in history only had a "white" (slush) Christmas because the combo of mildness, fog, and rain couldn't melt it completely away until a day or 2 later lol.
  15. 37. Cold night upcoming. First fire of the season. Cleaning out the wood stove was fun with lots of stinkbugs in there, then once I got the fire going it was glorious to see them feeling the heat, coming down from above and combusting.
  16. This is about all that can be said at this juncture. Lots of intricate wave interaction/timing, and not exactly a classic h5 look on the means for lowland snow at the beginning of December. Sometimes it can all fall into place though with a well timed PNA ridge and all the shortwaves end up in the right places with the required spacing.
  17. 0.30" of rain overnight. Brings the monthly total to 0.78". It has been pretty dry.
  18. Paying more attention to the large scale synoptics and the means and less to random op runs depicting snow at range might also help to mitigate these perceptions.
  19. Maybe a mod could add the word 'discussion' to the Medium/LR thread title. I believe there is a thread devoted to pasting digital snow maps from random D10 op runs.
  20. I don't believe a single green or blue pixel appears over my yard on the 18z GFS for Sunday into Monday lol. If nothing else, the dryness looks to continue.
  21. From what I can see on the free site it looks like a coating to an inch for most of the area east of the highlands. Given climo, trajectory of the approaching shortwave/lack of moisture, seeing flakes fall in the lowlands would be a win. It would take more dig and surface low development sooner/ closer to the coast to get something more significant.
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