Rhino16
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BWI: November 3rd IAD: November 1st DCA: November 1st RIC November 4th TB: Warmest October Temperature: 77°F
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I’ve always kind of thought for no reason whatsoever, that whenever we get a tropical storm we usually get some decent snow. (By decent, I just mean not like last year.) I’m pretty sure it’s false, if anything I thought I read something about there being less...
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There’s a lot of disagreement in the comments. Are the states that have places of both El Niño and La Niña favored because of some outlier during a winter? I’m also assuming that just means for temperatures, but I don’t think they clarified what “Best Winter Weather” means...
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It must have sucked to be someone who loves snow in Richmond during the 1993 storm... only 3.5 inches, probably washed away by rain. They did it 966mb at the airport though...
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I’m ready to watch North Carolina get a foot of snow, while leaving Virginia and north with nothing. Also, the stuff on this website (I’m sure it’s been posted a ton by now over time) is interesting. They made all the graphs, but it seems like they had to mention each time the data was above average for snowfall, because of some event that dumped a ton of snow everywhere. I do find it interesting that the Moderate Niña winters had usually close to average snowfall, and temperatures.
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Too early for that, wait until real winter when there will be even less snow than that.
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We need a digital now thread for WV now!
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Does it actually happen though? The GFS always freaks out and says it will, but of course it never does. I think it did this past year iirc.
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Those 15 inches of rain were pretty boring. Not a lot of thunder this summer from what I can remember.
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Not sure About that, but you might find a few screenshots a few pages back on here.
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The stuff in WV is going to miss me to the south it seems unless the little light stuff at the top of it gets stronger. This is how weather is where I live. The magic forcefield.
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Tornado Warning now.
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To me, that’s scary looking. But, I don’t know a ton. Edit: Just as I posted, Tornado warning.
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Let’s see what it does, I’m not too confident though.
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I wouldn’t complain, the storm yesterday disintegrated and went south as well. Hopefully I’m just far enough north to get a little bit.
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Snowshoe is pretty much in October if I remember correctly the past two seasons. Was also just messing around, but should have clarified.
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A few days ago it showed 36 or so for that time... September snow chase if it gets a little colder?
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I miss that blue stuff in the top left corner... Back on topic though, This will be interesting to watch, the Parallel really wants this to happen.
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I think it was today that looked good on SPC the other day, now there’s nothing? Maybe I was looking at the wrong day...
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I’m probably going to be missed by a very slow moving storm, it’ll probably slip north by 2 miles or so. I think I can already hear the thunder from it... Edit: it heard me post that, it’s now disintegrating.
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Us being humans, we definitely would automatically assume the closest is the most in danger. It isn’t until you study a bit, and think about it, that you realize that we don’t have the slightest clue where that thing is going until at least 3 days before.
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Apparently the GEFS hasn’t been handling things correctly according to @MJVentrice on Twitter...
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But, it kinda seems you don’t know if a tropical system happens until it actually starts happening if that makes any sense.
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Is the NAO something you can definitively see on the model runs, or is it a kind of “looks close enough to a -NAO?” Sure, it may look negative on the model, and never appear in the real world...
