Snowcrazed71

Dude... You're like a windstorm.... Your predictions blow in every direction. You should look back on all your posts, especially during the Winter months.

But didn't Kevin say we have a big warm-up for Thanksgiving? Lol

Funny, on meteorologist. Gil Simmons live blog he does every morning. He mentioned this morning that he's really liking the period of December 9th through the 14th. Kind of bold going out that far at this point. He also did mention a couple of earlier chances as well. All good signs at this point

Ambitious. Lol

I think you're reading into it way too much. Someone I listen to that am really liking a lot with a weather page as mentioned several times now about disruption in the polar vortex. He's been on this thing for the last month and it looks like it's happening. It'd be the first time this has happened in decades in The month of November.

Damn... The season hasn't even begun yet and there is already whining ( jk ). Hey... At least things seem to be heading in the right direction as we head towards December. Better this than a true Shyte pattern heading into the long range.

I would pay attention to this guy. He never has anything positive to say. He only pops on every so often to spew out some negative crap that makes no sense whatsoever.

Oh like the last torch you said we were having?

Northeastweatheralert.com

I really like this guy and his discussions... He's been pretty spot on this far... NEWA Discussion – Stratospheric Zonal Wind Reversal Possible Before Thanksgiving According to the latest ECMWF ensemble 0z mean, the stratosphere may be gearing up for a zonal wind reversal just before Thanksgiving — something that hasn’t occurred this early in the season since the late 1960s. A stratospheric zonal wind reversal happens when the polar stratospheric winds — which typically blow west to east (westerly) during winter — suddenly shift to an easterly flow. This shift is often the direct result of a Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) event and can have major downstream effects on our weather across North America and the North Atlantic for a long period of time. Once the stratosphere and troposphere couple, the result can be a disrupted polar vortex, opening the door to prolonged cold spells across the U.S. and Europe, or in some cases, unusual warmth in select regions depending on how the pattern sets up. If this potential reversal verifies, it would mark the first November event of its kind in over half a century — and could have major implications for early winter pattern development across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Stay tuned to the Dashboard as I will be tracking the stratospheric trends closely as we head into the Thanksgiving period, and keep you updated..this is going to be fun I promise.

Even if they only get half of those amounts, it it's still a nice amount of snow on November 10th and 11th for that area and I'm sure no one will complain. (I know we wouldn't complain if we were getting that right now)

Actually... They are calling for 10"-16" in Chicago proper tonight and another 2"-4" tomorrow.

December 2020?

Ya know... I'd like to know from you what you think is coming? I'm quite curious what's going on in that hay brain of yours.

One of the best storms ever. I was like a little kid during that storm. I think we had thunder and lightning as well. It was truly insane.

So . What's this snowstorm you speak in of for next weekend?

Lol... You're like that kid in the background antagonizing both sides. I swear you are 12. (But.... It did make me spit my water out).

Can we finally get back to what this thread is about? Anything coming down the pipeline in the next few weeks as far as some snow chances?

Okay guys, looking at both ends of the spectrum, there are definitely natural atmospheric changes, whether it be due to volcanic eruptions, melting ice, we know from what's happened in the last millions of years that it's cyclical. Cyclical. However, some of these effects are definitely affected by what we as humans are doing as far as the use of oil, gas, chemicals, and co2s being pushed in our atmosphere. It definitely has an effect on fast forwarding climate change so there's no one person who's right or wrong here. Now back to the latest weather

I was just about to comment on Mark MoreGarbage's post on this ( Yes, I filed him a long time ago before I realized what a goon he was, but never unfollowed him because I get a kick out of his posts ). I asked him whenever has a CFS been a model that we would use, especially for something within about 4 days. This was his response "Well, now you have seen someone use it. I value consistency. In a world where all models are wrong, I pay attention to the ones that give a consistent message." Hey, if this happens I will eat Crow.

28.1 here.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1HDmZR82yz/ Another very interesting read for this upcoming winter for the Northeast.

I blocked his arse early last year. He's a trouble maker.. he likes antagonize just to get a rise out of people.

Ha... But you keep coming back. If you didn't still have hope of a good season, you wouldn't be on here.

You're not going to be 60 mph winds anymore. Everyone has now said 55 would be Max gusts.