Looking forward to Friday. I’m in a weird spot in the foothills that always seems to see some non-accumulating token flakes flying during robust events. Might be all I see this winter so I’m going to soak it in!
I was just making a generalization about the pattern and likelihood of a Nina year producing Feb cold. We need those same ensembles to start showing a change in the medium range because they’ve been showing a long range “change” for about 2 and a half weeks.
The latter would probably be more likely in a Nina year. We desperately need things to flip this month or it might be time to start getting the lawn mower serviced.
It’ll be great to have a +PNA, but one thing that concerns me is the position of the ridge on the west coast. The center of that ridge being in the eastern pacific just west of Seattle ain’t gonna cut it unless you’re moving to Ohio shortly.
Anyone else worried about the PV disruption coming? I see a lot of fellow weenies on Twitter celebrating but I’m trying to recall the last time that setup has benefited the US east coast. Usually that’s a suppression signal and some extremely dry air.
My bad boys, hadn’t been paying attention to the slope reports. Saw some pics from a few days ago and it looked meh, but those pics were probably deceiving.
Man I feel so bad for ski resorts. They’ve had several good winters so I guess they were bound to have a dud before long. This torch is going to kill snowmaking - unless it’s Beech where they’ve installed machines that can generate snow at 50 degrees.
Nobody’s thrived more than the Tennessee Valley region these past 3 years. I’m not hating on them, but I certainly wish the pendulum would swing to the Apps and eastward for once.
Did anyone try asking Santa for a Miller A with a track that goes over Savannah and Myrtle Beach with a 1040 high over Ohio? I thought about it too late.