Cobalt
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18z agrees
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If anyone had BWI for 11/4, they would've.. guest correctly
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The Braves winning the World Series for the first time since October 1995 gives us a clear top analog for this upcoming winter #itshappening
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It's all fun and games until DT comes in and gets in an all-out brawl with Ji
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The mesos have been pretty bearish about sub-freezing cold at the surface tonight, but suggest tomorrow night might have a better chance
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Yeah, I'm not too familiar, how would moderation/verification go for those calls? It would be a shame if someone joined pretending to be someone else, only to end up being deliberately disruptful.
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This is entirely true, Zoom does seem like the best option.
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Discord is always an option, as it has built in video calls, but it might be a bit tougher to set up/facilitate.
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the ICON is insistent that we get some cold rain from the #snoreaster
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Otherwise known as "average temperatures" if we were still using the 1981-2010 averages.
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Bad news for the Siberian snow truthers
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First clown maps from our first real clown threat
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They're multiplying. It's kind of fun to peer in every once in a while, but man does it get depressing fast.
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Mid-Atlantic winter 2021-22 snowfall contest
Cobalt replied to PrinceFrederickWx's topic in Mid Atlantic
I think last year will be the closest I ever get to the crown.. In any case BWI: 4.3" DCA: 2.7" IAD: 6.8" RIC: 3.4" Tiebreaker SBY: 2.0" -
November 15 2018 was probably our last "substantial" November winter event. Nov 2014 was close too, but both had substantial gradients SE of DC.
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There is talk of throwing a member into the currently erupting La Palma Volcano to try to salvage the winter . In all seriousness, not all too much, it's been a traditional extended summer fall for the subforum, with WFT futility to boot.
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The most recent Euro weeklies backed off a bit on the west coast ridging, but no clear signal for a trough or Alaskan blue ball, so it's pretty ambiguous. Still interesting to see this far out, so far it does seem like we're emulating a bit of Oct/Nov 2017.
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A good rule of thumb is "it will never snow again.. until it does".
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Only took 80s in mid Feb to get to that point I'd take a repeat of that if the SSW event was just a month earlier.
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Pretty informative thread. This also seems to follow a more typical frontloaded Nina progression, and once again, 17-18 pops up as an analog.
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One thing to look out for in terms of seasonal trends for the future, the Canadian/Euro are persistent with having the upcoming troughing/cold get caught in the central US before reluctantly scooting east, delaying the cold wave. This allows for a bit of temporary ridging, or at least seasonal/slightly AN temps to persist longer in the East. The GFS doesn't do this, and in fact the GEFS has trended colder for the East within D8/9.
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Probably the first truly "chilly" day of the fall season here. Temps were steady in the low 50s for most of the late afternoon, and coupled with the wind, it did certainly give a late fall vibe out there. Sitting at 48 right now.
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This seems pretty ambitious but a chance that the NW parts of our subforum will have their first freezes in the next week or two.
