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Niña expected to weaken by then.
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That should help to slow down the raging pac jet a bit this winter but we need more cooling to see a more pronounced slow down.
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If this were January my fellow snow weenies would be losing it right about now. Sheesh.
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If we get one it’ll be weak. There will be other factors at play that’ll determine what kind of winter we get.
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Looking pretty apparent at this early juncture we’re going to need a predominate -EPO to have any hopes of a decent winter snow wise around these parts.
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Okay I get your point. It’s never going to snow again.
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What we need are benchmark tracks next winter something we never saw last winter.
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Looking good on the latest imagery. I would imagine it will be classified as a TD/weak TS at 11am.
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I know it’s way early in the game for a legit call on next winter, but thus far I’m not liking all this negativity. I’m not looking for a blockbuster season; just give me a normal winter at this point.
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With this new climate we’re entering I wonder what a worst case scenario up here would be for a TC. High end cat 3 perhaps?
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Another disappointing winter coming to a close. That makes the 4th consecutive winter with below normal snowfall for the season for me and 6 out of 7. This decade rivals the 1980’s snow drought. Is there hope for next year? Perhaps. The early call is for a weak/moderate modoki which would be great for snow potential for the eastern US although I’m keeping my enthusiasm in check until I see the raging Pacific Jet shows signs of slowing down.
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Earth’s resources will be long spent by then. Because of this humans will either be extinct or already moved on and spread out to other habitable worlds.
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For once I hope you’re right. This winter has been down right torture on my soul.
