NEG NAO
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Roads around here are not blacktop anymore - they are grey/whitetop - pothole season right around the corner..........
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Storm is not going to cut past the lower Ohio Valley because of all the blocking up north - it's going to be a Miller B where it reforms somewhere off the Mid- Atlantic coast and all the fine details are not obvious yet more questions than answers at the moment . As for Steve he has a knack for busts in his forecast just like many others online - not that there is anything wrong with that .
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NYC average snowfall for February is still under 10 inches - anything more is above average of course and not expected BUT not impossible
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FYI today is Feb. 9th - premature IMO to even entertain that thought sorry ! Reminds me of all the warmsters here back in early January
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Get ready folks !
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congrats hopefully pipes didn't split anywhere
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Hair Dryer works too
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Snow storm, February 5, 2001 - Storm Summary
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In other words it's way too early to come to any conclusions about that potential
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I'll pass on turning your theory into a pissing contest debate..........
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I would like to know how you came to that conclusion...
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Heather Archambault About me: http://www.met.nps.edu/~hmarcham/images/me.jpg In September 2011, I began a postdoc with Profs. Pat Harr and Rich Moore in the Department of Meteorology at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, CA. Before coming to NPS, I earned my Ph.D. and M.S. in Atmospheric Science from the University at Albany, where I was advised by Profs. Dan Keyser and Lance Bosart. My Ph.D. dissertation on the downstream extratropical flow response to recurving western North Pacific tropical cyclones can be accessed here. For my M.S. thesis, I examined statistical and synoptic-dynamic relationships between major cool-season Northeast precipitation events and North Atlantic Oscillation and Pacific–North American regime transitions. Two journal articles describing this work are available here and here. I received a B.S. in Meteorology from Penn State University. My research interests span a variety of topics in synoptic–dynamic meteorology. I am especially interested in the dynamics and predictabilty of tropical–extratropical interactions that serve as precursors to remote high-impact weather events such as heat waves, severe weather outbreaks, or winter storms. In my free time, I like to hike, bike, experience California's microclimates, listen to or attempt to make music, spend time in cafes (especially for brunch), watch anything featuring anyone from the "The State", play or watch basketball, pore over the New York Times online, travel, see movies, and spend time with family.
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yes` 12Z misses to south
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you didn't look at the entire event - not a big rainstorm - 12Z will probably show something different
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no thanks - cold rain or freezing drizzle rain on top of a snowpack is no fun at all IMO- but I see it's your "thing" by your screen name
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yes if it was only a couple of days away and it wasn't the GFS - look at the 06Z GFS and report back...
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mainly because it has been so cold below normal for the season cold
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I can see how this season could end up an A or a C - draw your own conclusions why
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Tommorrow it will show cold and snow
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If you want to rate a winter - maybe start with the number of days that the temperature stayed 32 degrees or below - and also 20 degrees and below - I would assume Don has those stats available - I guess you can add days that did not reach 40 also...... using NYC records
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That's where this airmass originated from
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Ok you track it for us - report every 6 hours
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222 hours ???? Fantasy land
