snowman19
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Ok
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I think we hit the 80’s by mid-April
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“X” has already decided that it’s going to be a historic I-95 snowstorm/blizzard. In their world, winter doesn’t end until June
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@JetsPens87 Right on que, here come the 10:1 operational model “snow” maps lol
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0.001% chance of that happening
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I wish I had a dollar for every time they showed a +PNA/-EPO/-WPO/-AO/-NAO/50-50 Low pattern in the long range since 2016
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Just what we need…..another 1”+ of rain!
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I don’t think it’s going to just be dry heat, not with the record soil moisture we have. It’s probably going to be humid as hell
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I have a feeling that we are going to see the SE ridge start rearing its ugly head in a real big way in about a month from now. This summer may be brutal
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The never ending saga
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My buddy is on his 2nd sump pump motor in his cellar since October. The ground is so saturated it runs nonstop
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We will be in the bullseye come Wednesday
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You’ll still be wishcasting snow on Memorial Day weekend
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It’s not turning into an I-95 snowstorm lol
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Give it up. Winter’s over
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My wife’s cousin lives in Pine Bush, she said there’s real good icing up that way
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Don’t be surprised if we see thunder and lightning later. The soundings support elevated convection. It’s extremely unstable
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Extremely impressive radar. It’s going to be absolutely torrential soon. Would not surprise me if there’s 4+ inch rain totals in the metro area
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3-4 inch rain totals when all is said and done would not surprise me. It's going to be absolutely torrential in the metro area on Saturday
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The cold is going to be short lived
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That should be a really good trick with 50’s and 60’s
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Yet another deluge on Saturday. Like we need it
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A lot of that period had to do with the very strong -AMO cycle we were in which resulted in ++NAO winters as @bluewave just wrote
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The 1979-1993 snow drought period isn’t even in the ballpark of being anywhere near comparable to the climate now. We actually had true arctic cold back then, the oceans weren’t completely torched, Canadian snowcover and arctic sea ice were normal to well above normal at times and the atmospheric circulations were completely different as were the solar cycles
