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2 minutes ago, bluewave said:
I would much rather have a series of great KU events than a bunch of smaller ones adding up to 20 something. Our snowfall seasons have become more like a power hitter that either homers or strikes out a lot. So it leaves us open to slump years when it’s a struggle to get just get on base.
I hear ya, but I will take the 0 for 5 at times if my guy can hit a couple 480 feet on any given day.
I do hate these sub 20 years because it`s 3 months of chasing garbage but if the upside is that one of these years we max out to balance it then I am willing to trade for it.
* Long duration snow cover FTW tho.
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4 minutes ago, bluewave said:
The midrange 20’s snowfall seasons have vanished at places like BNL since the 93-94 winter. They used to be common before then. Snowfall distribution has become more extreme. Now snowfall is either over 30” or under 20”.
https://www.bnl.gov/weather/4cast/MonthlySnowfall.htm
I would much rather have the extreme.
Who wants 10 years of 25 inch seasons.
70 one year, 10 for 2. The 60 to 70 seasons make the chase worth it.
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24 minutes ago, Allsnow said:
Some of the ens are hinting at the boundary slipping south of our area after the 15th. The Pv will be in a better position and the AO dropping from uber strength. We get a better cold press and knock the southeast ridge down in return. Do we believe it? I wouldn’t bet my house on it....
Yeh, the EPS takes the heights centered over SCAN
To N/L by day 12 and beyond.
Until that get`s inside 10 days, I will not bite.
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This period continues to show promise in the M/A , N/E. The 1st waves will run out east and pull the barroclinic zone east.
How far east ?
How far North ?
That will get sorted over the next few days, but LP should be off the Delmarva this weekend and we will have a chance to snow inside a very hostile pattern.
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17 minutes ago, HVSnowLover said:
Honestly the models have been showing the snow line pushing down to CNE for weeks now and that hasn't even been happening. This is just a pathetic winter almost everywhere until we see otherwise
Killington has 127 inches of snow so far this year. They average 250 inches a year and they are probably on their way to N with the pattern in front of them.
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3 minutes ago, snowman19 said:
We are going into a severely positive AO and NAO pattern along with a PNA tank and a SE ridge, I don’t believe any model showing a coastal snowstorm in the midst of such an anomalously horrible pattern. A -EPO/-WPO isn’t going to help you
SE ridge backs down a little after day 12.
But the -EPO is still displaced W so the trough axis end up over the UMW.
New England could turn cold here, but chances are that ends up warmer in the M/A.
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2 minutes ago, forkyfork said:
it's a bullshit method
Great , so there will be 2 feet in Killington and not 3.
It`s a NNE pattern was the point.
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1 minute ago, forkyfork said:
is there anything worse than a day 10 kuchera map
Yeh, the one that still has 0 for you on it.
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2 minutes ago, MJO812 said:
Awful and nothing here
The map I posted does not include this FANTASY one for NNE
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Green and White`s Bonanza
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2 minutes ago, HVSnowLover said:
It may be real and it's somewhat promising every model has it but I'm sure the depiction (temps, intensity, strength etc) will dramatically change depending on what the 3 storms before it do
The 1st two SW `s are wet but upon exiting drags the barroclinic zone east in time for the weekend.
The 3rd wave is colder, but how much colder ? Not known yet.
But wave 3 is your oppo.
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4 minutes ago, HVSnowLover said:
This far out I'm not even bothering especially when there are 3 storms still to sort out before this
The wave is real.
R/S line to be sorted.
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We want these starting south of us
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The 7/8 time frame threat was brought up in here last week, you want to see this S of us initially as these have a habit of coming N in this pattern.
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16 minutes ago, Snow88 said:
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That`s aimed at Europe, not here.
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Hello Europe.
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We shift the vortex from Alaska to Greenland
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42 minutes ago, CPcantmeasuresnow said:
I was at the Tino GS vs Langston game too.
I remember this huge guy about 5 rows in front of me that made me look like a midget, and I'm 6 2, 210, pulled his chair out of the ground and raised it over his head while he was cheering after the homer.
I may have had a few that night, and I know those chairs were bolted in the ground, so it was either loose, or he was Superman, but still one of the more impressive feats of strength I've ever seen at a baseball game.And yes that may have been the loudest game I've ever attended. It felt like the upper deck might fall and crush us.
That 2 -2 pitch tho....
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9 minutes ago, Hitman said:
I'd like to forget about Arizona. But honestly, the 3 games at the stadium in that world series were incredible and unforgettable. I was fortunate to be at all 3.
I was at game 4.
The Tino HR was incredible , obv Jeter was over the top.
But loudest ever at Yankee Stadium that I have been at ,
Boone / Red Sox , Tino GS vs Langston .
Justice vs Seattle too.
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February 2020 General Discussions & Observations Thread
in New York City Metro
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The Euro does not the see the same MJO rotation / amplitude that the GEFS does.