WinterWolf

You’re silly. You sound like such a dumb person when you talk like that. Has been nothing of the sort. You sir..are misled. Go back into your hole, and wimper some more. . Sad.

3 straight months(Nov Dec Jan) BN. It’s been a good run of consistent cold.

I guess so. Guy is at it every morning…every day the last month we heard how dry and boring it looks. Yet some how he got crushed. And here we go again, still saying the same shit…every morning. The two footer jackpot, an absolute frigid temps didn’t satiate the greedy guy in Weymouth.

This is a good post. Some folks looks at modeling and just assumes it’s 100% correct at 4-5 days lead. When is that ever even close to right?

You just got two feet! The week before that you got 8”. 32” in January…For god sakes are you ever happy. Your TBlizz. We have two TBlizz’s now. It’s been frigid, and it’s snowed..quite a bit. What else do you expect out of a winter in SNE?

Impressive. Nothing like palm trees in heavy wind blown snow. So much for global warming lmao. That’s an impressive temp too, to say the least. 8 degrees here in CT. at the moment. What an airmass.

Ok, makes sense there. Not arguing that part. The part that doesn’t add up, is the thought(and not from you) that this is some how some sort of new regime, or idea. It is not. Kind of like the whole silly idea the past few years that clippers were a thing of the past. How come no more clippers? Where are the clippers? Well, now they’re back and in abundance once again. Whatever is causing the coastals to not get up here..or amplify close enough to the coast lately(forcing,flow etc etc), for SNE Will at some point change and that will be that. And I Appreciate your insight Ray on these ideas.

Yup. It always has to be a CC attribution with some of these people…what a dam joke.

But that is why the fast flow narrative is flawed…when it is used to say that’s why no coastals for SNE. Because if that was the case, there’d be zero coastals, and there’s a nice one going on tonight. The reason it’s not getting to us is more than just one single thing. And those things at some point will correct themselves, and put us back in the coastal business. You’re right, It’s not permanent. And it’s not the (only) reason why we haven’t had a good coastal. And Of course it’s happened before.

I know this …but there in lies the point.

It’s not dormant…look at Virginia/the Carolinas , the mid Atlantic..it’s not dormant for them. Sometimes shit just comes together to freeze out a region from time to time, or over a certain period. That too will change at some point.

Yet, the forcing works for other regions.? Bad luck is the real issue…just random BS bad luck. It happens. Shit happens. It’s never just one thing.

COMPLETELY!

Ya, fast flow only hurts Southern New England…it’s comical. Everywhere else it isn’t a problem. Hmmm?

It seems to not be a factor for other places…so it doesn’t add up. But whatever. The southeast getting slammed tonight..fast flow didn’t seem to matter for them lol. It’s a flawed narrative.

But has it? Last weekend the big one. The weekend before it was 2-4 and 5-8 west to east. This weekend we’re missing out by a small margin…it hasn’t been that dry to be honest. Had we gotten this one…we’d be at 3 Sundays in a row with a snowstorm.

Not only is it past Wakefield, VA, the radar is showing the whole width of Virginia in snow now …that’s a pretty west presentation.

What’s the significance of that chart? SSW Event?

Lmao…

The whole system seems west of where it should be…

Yes..thanks Luke.

Yup, just looked…thanks.

Yes, was gonna but figured I’d ask.

Scott, Where’s Wakefield located in VA?

If I see a flake it’ll be a win..lol.