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  1. On one hand: Im not a fan of chasing these last minute northward trends. The general gist is a snowstorm just south of us…and 24 hours out, that is a good bet

     

    On the other hand: I wouldnt discount a northward trend on GFS. What garbage on last storm. That alone can not be baseline for prediction

     

    I know its a bad winter, but be careful of wishcasting…

     

  2. 24 minutes ago, forkyfork said:

    wall to wall winter from november to april? never again. we've warmed too much

    In my lifetime, we never had wall to wall.

    Even 96 wasnt

    But yes, those days of getting close are gone.

    What is amazing to see are places in the Adirondacks like Lake Placid that used to be wall to wall no longer are. 

    We went up there every christmas. Always snowy and cold. They havent has a good xmas week in years!!

     

    This change didnt happen gradually… it happen rapidly. All within 20 years

     

  3. 1 hour ago, snowman19 said:

    Not a torch but some above normal days the next 10 for sure though. The new 0Z guidance (Euro, GFS, CMC) are very ugly for snow right through day 10+. Ditto for the UKMET and ICON through the ends of their respective runs. If we get to mid-January without a big change or one imminent, it will be really troubling to say the least. A warmer than normal December with well below average snow during a La Niña is typically a very, very bad sign for the rest of winter…..

    I dont know why you got a weenie for this statement. Its true. Almost like we are now dealing with emotions over weather…

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  4. 36 minutes ago, LibertyBell said:

    Speaking of which the sunrise yesterday was awesome and I can tell the days are getting longer because I no longer have to turn my lights on before 4:30!  Now I turn them on at 4:45

     

    Todays sunrise

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  5. 15 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

    What a torchy rest of the week. 50s and even 60+ readings.

    Winter is dead until further notice

    It was never going to be cold this week.

     

    lots of people talking themselves into a pattern change 2 weeks out

     

    that is why the January thread is already 5, YES 5, pages long on Dec 28

     

    They will be disappointed next week again…just like they were last week. Looks like some intermittent seasonal temps between spikes of 50s. 
     

    It is a west year. They need it. And frankly, we need some dry months

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  6. 5 minutes ago, eduggs said:

    The Monday deal could easily punch warmth too far north or get shredded. Riding the narrow cold leading edge of a warm front is a tricky proposition. The important thing is there are a few medium and larger range wintry threats to keep entertained for now.

    too warm. You need to start with some cold air to make these thread the needle threats work. There’s a good chance I won’t even go below freezing until the 30th… i’m 15 miles north of the city.

  7. 52 minutes ago, EasternLI said:

    I thought everything was pretty well explained in here. 

    I think it was an echo chamber of wish-casting…but Im not the prediction expert others are.

    Very early on seemed like a tail chasing the dog

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  8. 6 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

    every once in awhile it works out-Dec 08 had snow in Seattle AND the east coast-coast to coast cold-but it's rare.   

    Yes they need such an extreme pattern to get accumulating snow… 

     

    If you get your jollies off other peoples driving misery… YouTube Seattle snow icy roads. Hours of entertainment

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  9. 6 minutes ago, Brian5671 said:

    whole winter could be a torch if that -PNA is strong

    Which, given the endless warmth this December seems likely.

    You have your mid January saying…I have mine: Good winters don’t start with Decembers like this.

    Now you hope for a couple of large storms that save seasonal snowfall…but prolonged cold or “normal” winter conditions. Nah. 

    And the dryness is also a concern

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