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WinterWolf

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  1. Well it definitely looks interesting going forward..thanks for And appreciate the explanations my friend. Cold air looks to be established..especially for early November which is impressive.
  2. Yes it’s 89. Had a good storm. Rode my sled around the neighborhood that morning before T Day dinner. A good 6 or 7 inches fell.
  3. Yes sir..I was in the 6”/hr rates for 3-4 hours. It was incredible. Ryan H. came on with a special report, saying that the band over our areas was some of the heaviest snow you may EVER see in your life. Literally Couldn’t see the house across the street..at all. A complete wall of white! Heaviest snow I’ve ever seen...the blizzard of ‘78 was a Very close second however.
  4. Hamden actually had the most of any place in New England in that storm..according to the weather channel...40” was recorded there. Ya it was crazy here with that. Funny thing was that we were forecast to get less(15-20” instead of 24-36”)during the day Friday as the snow started...and we got the most..along with your dads area of Hamden getting the 40”! Band set up right through west central(west of the river) CT north to south, and down through Long Island. Incredible storm!! Paralyzing for almost a week!!
  5. Ya that’s what figured, pretty unlikely. But Ok..What you said makes sense. It’ll be Interesting.
  6. How realistic is that though...the Polar Vortex in Philadelphia?? In Early Novi?
  7. Feb 13? Feb 13 delivered 33” here for me.
  8. Yes sir...blizzard of 96 was slated to miss all of SNE to the south a few days before-was suppresses. Then a couple days before modeling started bringing it farther and farther north. And then bingo..it was game on up here too. Oops sorry guys..thought you were all talking about Jan 96 blizzard..?
  9. Ya I thought the same thing..way to early to maintain anything here in SNE. And T Day is late this year to boot..so it won’t be white from anything being modeled currently imo.
  10. It’s the extremes that create the norms after all....... Nice! Bring the below normal for all of us in NE.
  11. Me too...I didn’t know what he was talking about either when he said it earlier?
  12. I absolutely agree. It’s been beautiful for the most part...not unusual one bit.
  13. Hey even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in a while ...right??? Lol. GFS is horrible...sad we can’t get that thing working better...
  14. Yup, cleaned up here..9 inches and I was pumped for a great winter. Not to be. But that was a solid early season event...like in Nov ‘12, but even better. Although the rest of the winter didn’t go like 12-13 season did that’s for sure.
  15. Likely overdone..but that’s impressive for us inland peeps.
  16. Nah...you’re way to young first of all to remember the old days. And with the internet/phones/social media...everything is sensationalized...period. Hype it up...it sells! It happens..it’s not historic.
  17. Good points. My opinion is we should all try to be good stewards of the environment as much as we can. Some of the hype is insane. And some of the worry is way overboard it seems to me. If folks want to worry about mosquitos biting them and making them sick, then I guess that's up to them. Just seems a little over the edge to me? But to each their own.
  18. And you're to worried about a Mosquito...so who needs to Relax???? You're post is saying that we shouldn't have to worry at all about Mosquito's living in a Modern country as we do. And That's what we do here, we comment on peoples posts. And there's always going to be things to worry about like that...if you let that type of stuff worry you. It's all hype. Silly signs on the highway warning peeps, it's just ridiculous. You have a better chance of having your kids/family get sick from the chemicals you just sprayed, then the EEE. But suit yourself if it makes you feel better. No one is melting at all. Just making a counter point. Whey is that when peeps make counter points to ridiculous hype, they're said to be melting??? Funny how that is.
  19. This! Everything is CC...it's sickening. What was the answer for 1938-1955 with regard to Tropical cyclone hits on the east coast??? Ya...it was just an active period...where we were in the crosshairs. Period! Like you said, if that happened again today, we'd a have a widespread panic and revolt on our hands, and idiots will be telling you not to eat beef cuz the cow farts are causing Hurricanes/Heatwaves lol. Holy Smokes what ridiculous society. 80 years from now it'll still be snowing here, and it'll still be hot and humid here in the summer. And we'll still get the occasional October Snow storm; or October 90 plus degree day, but that won't mean the world is coming to an end then either.
  20. LMAO....chill out. EEE has been around for a LONG Time. The climate isn't caving in at all anytime soon. You'll live and so will your kids and their kids.
  21. Lol...this can be said for almost every year up here in SNE. Who knows, maybe we get surprised with a rogue storm that gets in here?? As we all know/and can remember, October can be volatile when it wants to be...
  22. TD has developed...expect it to become a tropical storm as early as later today, and a Hurricane later this week. Although it'll most likely go OTS/Recurve....so most likely no worries for the east coast lol. But it's early and you know the drill.
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