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  1. EastonSN+
    Just hoping to get the ski areas help.
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    Not feeling too confident on the south coast:(
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    Maybe north and west does ok?
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    Yup. 3 good years (2 great one average) and 7 complete dumpster fires. I remember one day in the early 90s in Feb was so freaking warm some kids had short sleeves. I do not miss that decade.
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    Yeah, if we are going to avoid the shut out it's going to have to be the 97/98 route of waiting till late February/March for shorter wavelengths/increased volatility. That being said, a shut out was bound to happen at some point. Came close multiple times in the past, most recently 1997/98, so maybe this time it finally happens. Just like the undefeated football season WILL eventually happen, a shut out will at some point as well.
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    Yup, we are back in a 90s trough out west cycle. Got to stick it out until the good times return.
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    Ugh, that's about what I am hoping for too here on the SOUTH COAST.
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    I think we should have been more prepared for a typical la Nina RNA this year.
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    If it's going to snow, it will likely be late February into March with shorter wavelengths, higher volatility.
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    I am in Easton now. However back then (until September 2014) I was in Norwalk CT.
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    1.5 here Lowest was 3.5 in 97/98.
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    We can dream can't we....
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    For those hoping against futility for CPK: 1.) Still approx 2 more months to go 2.) Wavelengths shorten mid February, leading to increased volatility 3.) When strong blocking presents itself in December, it often comes back later in the season (hopefully not APRIL) Other than the above, looks bleak. Would be hilarious though if we roast like Feb 2018 and get another moderate event in a sea of warmth like that year.
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    Think Fairfield officially recorded an inch. BDR reported 0.8. Stamford lowest in CT with 0.5. LGA at 0.4 so at least the shut out is avoided in CT and parts of NYC.
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    Your lucky you never had to experience 1970 through 1999!
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    What amazes me the most is not the pattern this winter which has predominantly favored the SW for winter weather, it's the fact that CPK has not even had a fluke half inch yet. I mean not a snow squall, not a 70 degree monster SE ridge 4 inch snowstorm like Feb 2018, not a snow QUICKLY changing to rain after a half inch, not a weak trailing wave like Jan 2012, nothing.
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    A couple years did it I think. I know 97/98 waited till mid March.
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    I honestly think CPK has a chance to end up with 0 this year. Pretty incredible. 97/98 had one storm in March that year.
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    Don posted it earlier to date temps. 94/95 is another one storm wonder.
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    This is not the only year this has happened. Yes it is warmer. It's a bad year and we will have great winters again. CC did not just start with 2018.
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    Eh, we will have standard north based Greenland blocking again. It's not extinct. Just a bad year.
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    I wish it didn't only work when we don't want it to. Whenever a storm is off the coast it does nothing to get it to us like the last storm.
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    Yup, almost like not having a single thunderstorm all summer.
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    If you were not alive in the 80s, the 12z models so far are a good example of a winter pattern. Warm and wet cold and dry.
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    All in all, IF that northern stream low didn't dominante and become historically strong, that follow up wave could have easily hit us and instead of looking at History for CPK it would be a run of the mill ratter. Shows how little nuances can cause such drastic changes
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