Maestrobjwa
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Now that would be more typical nina behavior, no?
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So I'm confused then as to why this looks more like a super nino December or something, lol Is there an anomaly?
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Now I thought that at least front end of ninas were usually colder...not always the case?
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Meant to respond yesterday: Dude, this right here? You are certainly not alone. I have had to weather similar psychological reactions to snow fails. I have been wanting to start a thread about the whole psychology of this...(tried but didn't get too many responses, lol). I'm not sure why we react the way we do, or how to dig ourselves out of the ditch (or stop ourselves from getting in there) when it happens. Shoot, I still just get a tad perturbed wben thinking about our more recent fails (like 12/8/18 or the miss in March of that year)...and it kinda piles on top of whatever isn't going right snow-wise. Ya tell yourself that this is such a tiny part of life and not worth the emotional energy...yet ya find yourself slipping, lol
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Wait what? Man don't they get snow every nina?? (except maybe 96). I mean they cash in on late developers all the time...so what's their problem? Lol
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I mean...ain't that a normal nina progression? Lol
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Was that the one where it showed in the evening somewhat unexpectedly?
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Except in this case some folk were sarcastically claiming it would be worse this year...a 1-3 incher would put that to bed immediately, lol And I put a guess out there that we'd see more than 1.8"...so I'd have a bit of investment in that
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Is the end of a run ever really worth looking at? I'm wondering if it's better to wait for 10 days or like 240 hrs...I mean on hour 384...what can we reasonably glean from that? Possible trends?
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Could ya say that in ninas it's better to assume east? Lol
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So my question is...what do things have to look like to not make the snow miss? Lol Sounds like a dumb question, but what I'm saying is...is there anyway to tell in the LR if things look good enough that storms won't miss just northeast of here ala the bomb cyclone or boxing day 2010. When I think of ninas, I assume north or late developing is always an additional battle to fight...To prevent such, do we need even more blocking up top than we would during neutral/nino?
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I'd imagine we wouldn't see Thanksgiving effects until a couple weeks into December, right?
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I was hoping certain people (there are two or three in particular) wouldn't discover this thread was here. Because these same folks helped ruin all the other coronavirus threads on here, smh This is the last one standing! C'mon people...
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Idiotness...I'll have to borrow that tense, lol
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My thoughts exactly...it's like if you asked a 6th grader to come up with it, lol Guess it's still better than Space Force
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Man, does SSW even exist in the winter anymore? Lol I heard the talk the loudest in the 18/19 winter yet it either never materialized or didn't do jack diddly squat!
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Or was that two winters ago? Lol
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At this point I'm kinda expecting it...lol
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And it doesn't care one Iota that it's November
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Good gloppity what happened?!?! Smh The heck did we go from under 100,000 2 weeks ago to now over 160k...sweet mercy above. I dare not ask where the ceiling is...
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Bold prediction: I think we see more than 1.8" (last year's BWI total) before Christmas Just a gut feeling...of course it could just be acid reflux, so who knows?
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Hahaha I Wwsh there were a neighboring porch camera that caught that...would make an apt illustration for so many things, lol So in that moment you weren't Prospero, but Desprato
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I mean...didn't they name less than that? (Alpha, lol) Time for a name, right?
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What happened on those days?
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Let's hope, lol
