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  1. Yanksfan
    I yearn for the winters when I was a kid… pattern flip to cold around Thanksgiving followed by snow chances in December into January. Around mid month comes the dreaded week long January thaw (I like to refer it as halftime), then the 2nd half of winter rolls in with a blockbuster storm for good measure.
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    We better hope so. A strong one and you might as well cancel winter.
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    6 fatalities now reported in NJ. Sad situation.
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    What made 3/5/01 so painful was the big hype of the storm. I’ll never forget the snowfall map Al Roker showing 2-3 feet for the eastern half of NJ, while the western half was 3-4 feet two days before the event! That bust forever changed TV forecasters methods when it comes to a potential major event. They have become much more conservative when it comes to predicting snowfall amounts.
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    Don’t. Ever. Say. That. Date. Again.
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    The outflow with Ida is textbook. Won’t be long before it’s upgraded to hurricane status if not already there.
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    I remember seeing an interesting program on tv a couple of years back on global warming. As the earth continues to warm there will come a point where too much fresh water from the melting northern polar cap will mix into the Atlantic thus shutting down the currents and triggering an ice age in the northern half of North America that could last for hundreds of years. So you’re half right. Different cause but in the end the same result.
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    That’s the reason why I despise the summer and relish the cold and snow of winter. Thus my avatar and name.
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    Whether it’s wishcasting or not the radar is exploding down south. I would not be surprised to see a northward shift tomorrow.
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    1010 Wins calling for a general 6-10 across the area. The Met mentioned there will be a mix occurring in locations by Friday morning but that is subject to change.
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    Don’t look at the GFS thermals. With that track it’s a big snowstorm for all taken verbatim of course.
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    GFS ensembles are way west.
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    GFS ensembles show 1.5 qpf area wide. Quite impressive for a storm still 5 days away.
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    It’s in the New England forum. It shows 8-12 area wide.
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    It will be interesting to see if the storm slows down/retrogrades in future runs. More often than not it doesn’t pan out.
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    What I meant to say was this could be another below normal snowfall season. Let’s hope things will pick up once we get shorter wave spacing later in the season.
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    I know it’s only late January but this is shaping up to being another snowless winter. This would make it 3 years in a row. Flashback of the 1980’s.
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    We just have to face the facts that in all likelihood this will be the 3rd consecutive winter where the PAC refuses to cooperate despite the overall pattern as a whole reshuffles each ensuing winter. This winter season would hurt the most with a -NAO and we still can’t cash in. Just mind boggling.
  20. Yanksfan
    Storm total for me is 8”. It’s not the 12+ I was expecting, but a good storm nonetheless.
  21. Yanksfan
    Which seemed to be a slam dunk blizzard yesterday, everybody is freaking out with the sudden NW trends of the models today. I for one didn’t see that coming, but the Euro stopped my worries. Either the models will stand pat from here on out or what I think will happen is a correction back SE.
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    Can anyone confirm this???
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    It looks like it’s south and east to me. Hard to tell with the 24 hr panels.
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    I’d rather not have the wind aspect of the storm materialize. It cuts down on snow growth potential.
  25. Yanksfan
    Ukie is concerning to me cause the Euro tends to follow suit. I guess we’ll see in a bit.
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