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  1. 1 minute ago, weatherwiz said:

    Kinda sucking down an IPA too quickly so looking for something to do. Anyways, this is just a thinking out loud post. And I guess I should add a declaimer...obviously there's a ton more to take into account and blah blah but the similarities are striking. 

    I was looking at the current sea-surface temperature anomaly configuration and looking (I know there are program and such which run algorithms and what not) for similar matches to previous La Nina episodes:

    Map of SST anomalies

    Now there are several "matches" (1909-1910, 1949-1950, 1970-1971, 1973-1974, 1988-1989) but when assessing ensemble guidance regarding the evolution of the H5 pattern moving forward, one match that stuck out was 1909-1910:

    SSTA's January 1910

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    GEFS 8-12 day mean H5

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    H5 anomalies January 1910

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    Now I don't know what snowfall was like that month or storminess (FWIW, it was a subpar season)

     

     

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    Could you post some charts with it?

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  2. 1 minute ago, alex said:

    I definitely have never seen anything like this in my 7 or so years up here. Sure, we’ve had storms wipe out the snowpack but they were generally followed by at least some upslope within a few days. This year just feels like a never ending fall - except for the decent stretch we had in December. I have to admit, I’m not hating it nearly as much as I thought I would. I’ve probably seen over 1000” of snow since moving here, it’s ok if we take a break and I’ve actually enjoyed the skiing more than I often do this time of the year when it’s in the single digits all day - my least favorite part of New England skiing. Give me a few groomers and temps in the upper 30s and I can have a great day out there. Monday was one of those days. But it’ll be nice to have a normal winter again some day. It’s been a while!

    Glass half full guy. I can respect that...

     

  3. 16 minutes ago, George001 said:

    I disagree that the warmth returns. The MJO is going into phases 8-1-2, and the long range models don’t seem to be catching on. In my opinion the long range will trend significantly colder due to this.

    Who are you going to believe? George or some stupid met who lives in North Carolina?

  4. 3 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

     

    I don’t know Ken…hard to call a season toast 12 days into the season. That’s the equivalent of saying the late next week system is a blizzard.  Both are Rather irresponsible.
     

    Should we say the Bills are toast cuz they were down 7-3 after the first quarter last night? We are only half way through this first quarter of winter.  Hard to say anything is toast at this stage. 

    Sure we can still get snow and maybe even some good storms. I mean toast as overall winter season.

  5. 18 minutes ago, Snowcrazed71 said:

    The one thing that I do feel is with all this major above normal temperature across North America as a whole, it has to have a rubber band effect. Maybe we'll see the snapback as we head into February. Or, we'll just get one of those huge storm events bringing us a major winter storm. I just have a real feeling about it this year. Only time will tell 

     

    Not picking on you but once I start seeing phrases such as, snapback, thread the needle, lot of cold to the north... I figure the Year's pretty much toast.

  6. 12 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

    Cut wood on your own land?  Eventually you’ll cut all the trees no? Do you replant? Just curious. 

    Yes my own land. Don't have enough years left to cut them all down.  Although I'll give it my best. Going to build a solar farm so not much sense in replanting.

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  7. 27 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

    Exactly.

    we can do it “off site” 

    have a text group , someone knowledgeable set the lines , we would use official stations , would liven things up in boring periods and even on storm totals 

    Dendrite is good with numbers and Will can do the historical averages to set the lines. Problem lies in who will be the bank?

    I've been to a few of get togethers and truthfully most everyone seemed sketchy. Jerry struck me as the most trustworthy but he is getting up there in years. Not sure we want to go through probate court to get our winnings.

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  8. 3 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:

    Can we get some over/ under action on the daily highs / lows and also on any storm  snowfall Totals for various locations when that blesses us with its appearance . You know what I’m saying . 

    Turn  this into even more of a degenerate hangout and make some money for the site in the process 

    I've always thought that would be a great idea. With Venmo we can do it. I'm in.

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  9. 4 minutes ago, SouthCoastMA said:

    Haven't really checked the ensembles, but the OPs all appear to have an ocean storm around day 9. That could be our next candidate to track for 24-48 hours in the day 6-8 range before it eventually turns to shit 

    Careful now...That could be considered a whine. You don't want to go to time out do you?

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