Snowcrazed71

So listen Vanilla Ice... ( and I learned how to respond in a positive way from my rant with 40/60 Benchmark.. ;-) lololololol ). Sure..we don't have any snow right now, but when the time comes that we do get some, and you want to be part of the convo, you'll be the first one I'm throwing salt on so you melt away!

Lololololol. Thanks for my lesson. Don't want you to lose your temper. Haha Lets take it as we viewed it differently. Yes.. It can most definitely go either way. In the end, I think we are both looking for the same result however, and thats some cold and good snows! Here's to hoping.

And again.. It sais nothing of the kind. " More favorable " is no where to be said in this tweet. It clearly states that the GEFS shows stronger ridging over Alaska, resulting in a stronger -NAO. But no where does it say it is favored over the ECMWF. Its ok that you don't know how to decipher what this tweet is trying to get across, thats why I am here to school you. Btw.. You must enjoy speaking to people like they are stupid. I do feel sorry for you though...usually people who have to put down others are lacking in there own self esteem. Hopefully you can learn from this and treat others with some respect. I'm sure when you become an adult, you will get what im saying. ( I think you are still in your mid-melt phase )

First off... Open YOUR eyes. It does not state the GEFS is favored over the ECMWF. It sais it is stronger than the ECWMF regarding tje ridging over Alaska. If this is the way you want to speak to people than maybe you should get some lessons in humility. I find this forum full of bullying and rudeness. You might be able to talk to someone else like this, but not me. This forum isnt even enjoyable to come to with so many any remarks.

No.. It's not saying that. It is showing both models and what they are forecasting ( not that one is more favorable than the other, that is a toss up until we know which one is correct ).

Here's something I found interesting that gives hope to the pattern change. Thoughts?

Well.. Not at all. Actually I am a mild mannered and open minded person. To be honest, you're what I call a Passive aggressor. You like to push peoples buttons on here. I'm ok with it because I know what you are doing. What I dont like is how it could affect others. Anyway.. Happy to see your still posting your passive aggressive posts. I'm sure there might be one or 2 poeple who like you on here though. Lol

So... The pattern modeled the last 2 days showing changes os so drastic. How can any of you take any of this seriously and become so cynical? As fast as things have been changing, dont you think it could easily change back or we get something big out of a pattern that is so drastic? My guess is whomever has given up or tossed out this Winter already should with stop messaging their negative thoughts, or take them to the section where you could complain. It sucks for me to as I love the snow and tracking storms ( just bought my 7 year old a sled ), but the last thing I want to do is talk about foom amd gloom and everything is over. I feel like thos forum is full of a bunch of 12 year olds..lololol

You guys are such crying babies..lol. If you think we are done and nothing will happen youbare dillusional. Even if the models shifted and look like they are not as good, aren't you all aware that they will.most likely change again. This is typical of these model runs. C'mon people.

Funny, not sure where you are, but hasnt cracked the low 30s here in North central CT. You must be in some micro climate where you are. Enjoy your 40s.. I absolutely love the temps right now!!

Guys and gals. It is extremely quiet. So much so that the atmosphere will have to snap back the other way. I have a good feeling that we will see our share of excitement. As Mr. Maggie sais. "PATIENCE"

Dude..something wrong with you? Your acting like a negative Nelly and a bully. Pull it together man. Stop attacking others for their opinions. We are here to talk about " Close " encounters. Anything to do with events that may effect our area..even if it is 12 days out. Rant done.

I think what he was saying is that we have the best of both worlds. Not one or the other

Looks like it will high amd dry ( well, maybe some flurries moving in from the ocean in Eastern mass..new Hampshire today ) over the northeast for the foreseeable future ( like the next 10 days ).

But.. There is a nice little spin in Pa. Plus.. The precip seema to backfill in Eastern PA. That is coming towarda us.

Did you mean the 6Z?

Okay.. Just took a look.thata a classic beauty. Not sure how realiatic this run will be, but my hopes are on the NAM

Okay..so we've built built up all this excitement. Who has access to post the maps?

That's the pot calling the kettle black...lolololol You have hyoe3d things so many times ( due to your over excitement of course ). Now, with facts on the table, you're downplaying it? Lolol. Happy New Year

Dude.. How old are you?? Lol Why is it when someone points something out that is postive you guys call them/us WEENIES? I'm sure you're just as big a WEENIE as the rest of us.

And here is another persons perspective.... Neither are the Farmers Almanac.

Ok.. But its not. I love the way some people pick and choose who they beleive is right. The models back in November also fluctuated with what they showed for December. So..lets see what happens.

From LC just now: “A storm to say goodbye to 2020, and start 2021! The system in question is currently along the shoreline of California. The track scenario is mostly agreed upon by the numerical models, although timing is a bit uncertain. a move into Texas by New Year's Eve should be followed by a slower migration along or just to the right of the Appalachian Mountains, then into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Similar to previous disturbances in December, this new impulse will be accompanied by a strong 500MB cold pool. The implication is that we will once more see a brief change-to-sleet/snow on the north and west rim of low pressure. This frozen precipitation potential is marginal for parts of central and northern Texas, probably on New Year's Day. Heavy rain and thunderstorms seem a good bit from SE TX and LA through the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic on January 1 - 3. I suspect that other mid-latitude cyclones will follow through next month, each a little stronger than the one preceding. With a Rex blocking signature over Baffin Island and the Davis Strait, there will be opportunities for cold air drainage from Canada. You would not know this by looking at the most recent numerical model 2m temperature predictions. But that aspect will slowly change as effects of a strong southern branch jet stream and an ongoing stratospheric warming episode start to impact surface features as we push deeper into 2021.”

I've said my peace.

Okay. Well make sure you're backing up your words then as facts. Just saying.