WinterWolf

Thought you gave up on this thing?

My my how fast you forget..let me jog your memory-Dec ‘19 and Dec ‘20 had very good snow events. Dec ‘20 event was 12-18”. Dec ‘19 had about a 9” snow event.

Well I was speaking for this area…I know others have been pretty much skunked.

Not happening bro.

Not necessarily. Their normal high for 12/28 is about -4 F, so if you add 12 degrees Celsius to that(21 F), you’re still at only 17 degrees F for a high temp…still quite cold for the most part. So I mean it’s not like it’s gonna be 60 degrees there. The pretty colors can be deceiving up in those parts.

Nothing showed that, He just throws it out there cuz that’s what he wants/thinks lol…he’s in the “trying to convince himself mode” of the storm tracking routine. Remember Friday with the wind ideas…well it’s the same with this. He’ll come around to “acceptance” by Wednesday or Thursday, and he’ll be as depressed as a bum on the street, without a bottle. Then he’ll say there is nothing to look forward to, and When the next system comes around, the whole routine will repeat. It’s actually kind of funny.

It’s not bad either. Below normal temps, and some are at 60-70% of normal snowfall for December, and others are at 100% of normal for December, at the half way point. So certainly much better than last December here. You need to move back to Tahoe bro.

Sometimes that’s just how it goes unfortunately. There was a time not that long ago, where we were pulling systems out of our backsides, that should have never worked, and they did. Again, regression is a bitch.

There’s no argument…he’s a few IPA’s in, and just doesn’t know what he’s saying.

If we had a little more spacing, that shortwave could amplify more, and sharpen the trough, and the meridional flow along the east coast, would bring this thing up the coast to us. So Brush youz nuts.

Meriodonal is a helping factor…the wave spacing is the problem with this one. You need to brush up.

You obviously “haven’t been keeping up.”

Beer. Bro that’s not why this isn’t becoming a big event..you need to follow along.

Yup…early sat morning the 25th(0z Euro) brought it back from the dead.

Ya..that’s a negative. I mean if something changes between now and Friday night/Sat, then obviously that can change too.

Fast PAC has nothing to do with this not being a bigger event.

Hasn’t been a bad December for us inland CT folks this go around. A lot of us are firmly on the board, and for guys like you, you’re at 100% of normal December snowfall. Again, can’t complain.

Not as rare as folks make em out to be…they often hit mid Atlantic good, and can be a little more questionable for SNE, depending on track and when occlusion occurs? But we’ve been getting more B’s of late.

Yup I mentioned Boxing Day. January 2016 buried NYC on south, and coastal CT did quite well. Up into inland CT here it quickly dropped off with that one. I received about 10-11 inches from that one here. But once north of me, it dropped off fast. Jan 26-27, 2011 was awesome here in CT..a real burial. Jan 4 2018 was pretty good despite it being quite far out to sea…storm was enormous and we were on the western fringe of that monster.

A week after you left there wasn’t really a big snow…1-4” of wet snow on night of 1/24(Friday night), into morning of 1/25. It was the 27th that started the barrage.

They’re better for the Mid Atlantic most times. Feb 06 was a huge storm for NYC and Here in CT too(2 feet+)…I wanna say that was an A..?? But I’m not sure.

96 and Boxing Day 2010 were A’s.

Now we’re making threads for months that don’t start for more than two weeks? This place is going down the tubes.

We’re in a good spot for both types here. ‘78 was a miller B. ‘13 was a B. ‘96 was an A. The late bloomers can leave us a little light..but we’ve had plenty of really good B’s.

Oh it will Luke..it will.