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  1. 4 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

    I need something to break right....I feel like the last two years, last season and this one, I have had damn good seasonal efforts that just haven't amounted to anything where it counts...snowfall. I feel like I have largely had the pattern right, but it just refuses to snow. You try to point out great looks to validate the forecast and it just gets eye rolls.

    It’s been a historically warm DJF, snowfall aside

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  2. Omega block looks to roll east 2nd week of February while the weekend cold shot trends milder.  One of the quietest first two weeks of February I’ve seen modeled.  Makes sense we would regress a bit from the epic wet pattern of the past many months

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  3. 16 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

    I’m with you, it’s hard to write off Feb 1-14 that’s peak climo. The pattern doesn’t look like an all out torch so I’d lean that there will be something to at least track whether it’s a hit/miss  or light/moderate event  I’m sure something will creep up.  Then the weenie set up we’ve all been waiting for is now Feb 12th ish to early March. Let’s see I’m not sold on any great pattern setting up since one hasn’t set up in over 2 years. 

    lol nothing changes in two weeks, how can you constantly be wrong and continue doing the same thing

  4. 1 hour ago, Wxoutlooksblog said:

    It's back. And right now with CMC indicating snow over the mid Atlantic States the likely track would keep this too far to our south and east and we'd stay high and dry. But the HP position is perfect on this run. It would only take some subtle changes to cause this system to track a little further north or turn up the east coast (less likely but still not impossible). So we watch and wait but it's still NOT boring.

    WX/PT

    It’s actually very boring, looks dry with nothing of interest for the next two weeks at least

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  5. 4 hours ago, Wxoutlooksblog said:

    Two runs in a row pointing to a major storm of some kind somewhere on the east coast on February 5th. Yes, temperatures are marginal but this kind of storm can make its own cold air and its centered around February 5th, a rather historic time-frame. Not only that comparing last night's run to this one, changes are not subtle from run to run, last night's run being colder. I think it's worth watching this.

    WX/PT

     

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  6. 4 hours ago, Wxoutlooksblog said:

    This might or might get this far north but not boring. 

    WX/PT

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    Zzzz, pattern supports upper level lows diving into the SE and then crushed out to sea.  It’s a spring time pattern

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  7. 47 minutes ago, AstronomyEnjoyer said:

    In more exciting news, my snow depth actually increased to 17" today! Had to measure on a hill as it was the only untouched spot I could find. I found this unedited snippet from JPL that could explain the increase. It was likely due to the warm weather and water expansion.

    True increased snow depth.jpg

    Water expands proof.jpg

    By far of the biggest image.gif.e5da8793c84603b8b66f35a5acc357a4.gifimage.gif.a67c820d8ee3ee3afcfc3aae96e08136.gifimage.gif.58d13d0431ede19f698428b4e683b5b3.gifposts ever, wow

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