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Daniel Boone

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  1. Yeah, apparently they teterred out as they moved east. Each of those smaller ones were less than an inch here. Yeah, hopefully, we get an extended stretch of cold that has at least a couple decent systems to track through. Cold but not bitter would be great.
  2. You were more fortunate irt Snow in , 83-84. Only 1 really good snowfall in the Valley's up this way. That being the one on the January 18th. 6 inches. Feb. was mild overall. Some days above 70. Several dustings and one 2-5" fluffy snowfall. March was rather cold but, once again most snow missed here. The 22nd one had alot of wind, thunder and lightning. It was snow/rain mixed below 2000 ft.
  3. I'll check it out. Hadn't saw much from him in awhile. Robert always was good at pattern recognition.
  4. Just went out and noticed a light dusting on vehicle. Hard to tell looking out window as car is not in view and still have old snow on ground. So, don't know when it fell.
  5. Exactly my thoughts. Going to be crucial what happens that first week. If can begins to be kicked and trough deepens out west, may be same old cycle.
  6. Hopefully it's right. Don't want to go through another kick the can 2.5-3 weeks mild.
  7. Yeah, apparently a slug of moisture came from somewhere . Makes me wonder if the Valley pulled some up it from the SW , sort of like when a warm nose will shoot up it ahead of a LP.
  8. For real! Too bad we didnt get underwater volcanic activity in that area this fall..
  9. Hopefully this thing holds together and brings the area a decent little event. WWA are up for western Kentucky for up to 2 Inches.
  10. Made it to 12.2 for a high today after a low of -1.3. about 3/4" snow on the ground.
  11. Yeah, those SST'S in the ph 8 area are still pretty cold so, a factor in MJO progression. If further warming occurs there, the MJO may be more helpful the last half of Winter.
  12. This is the coldest afternoon here since Feb.'96 that I can recall. I did have recorded Climate Data back to the late 70's but lost some accidentally in a moving process and some with a computer crash. Ido recall afternoon readings in the single digits in Jan. 77, Jan 78, Jan. 82, 85 and 86, and Dec.89, Jan. 96. Coldest Highs ever recorded, -4 Degrees Jan. '85 and '96. Coldest low, -27 Jan. '85 and -21 Feb. 96.
  13. How much did you wind up with ? I've been looking at cams and Lexington got hammered. Just eyeballing, it looks like probably .5-6" there with 2 foot drifts
  14. Currently 0.2 F with filtered sun and some very small flakes falling. Received a half inch of Snow overnight.
  15. Turns out RGEM still model of choice for the area as it stands now .
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