WinterWxLuvr
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Pics? Wanna see some snow
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Truth. I’m already looking forward to spring
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Hold my beer and watch this sh*t
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That’s not a snow event. It’s a blizzard
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When you’re talking strat warming in November it usually doesn’t go well LOL
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Doubt that too many 672 hour ensemble means showing anything that doesn’t look mostly zonal. To see any ridging at all is noteworthy
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It’s gonna be a shutout. 100%
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I deserve that after my self sacrifice last year. (which didn’t f*cking work)
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We can go mine. I can’t remember but I thin I had about 7”
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I’ll wager you that it won’t be worse.
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Yep. It’s all over. I think a complete shutout is doable.
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You wouldn’t happen to have a table of those would you? I like looking at stats
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LOL that’s very true
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Mid-Atlantic winter 2020-21 snowfall contest
WinterWxLuvr replied to AnEndlessMaze's topic in Mid Atlantic
BWI 23.2” DCA 14.2” IAD 26.8” RIC 11.1” MBY 31.6” -
Well , 2020 ending has a probability of 1, so I’d have to agree.
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Might want to check those stats on Jan 2010. It was nearly 3 degrees below normal here. Not too snowy until the end though.
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Unless it rises and stays there
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Whadda ya think? Say, next October?
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Can @WxWatcher007 just come in here and reap this winter already?
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Just for sh*t’s and giggles, 95-96 turned cold right around the end of October
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This is the Nina (ns event dominant) screw zone. When I see the inverted V on the precip map I know it’s a lost cause
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Me too. Here’s my winter snowfall map for the area ..
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Here it is again. Check out the gfs forecast for next Thursday vs it’s forecast from two days ago. This is a common occurrence in Nina years. Cold can, at times really struggle to progress southeastward.
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It seems that the gfs modeling is right in line with what can be typical in Ninas. At range models will send cold fronts south and east bringing shots of cold but as you get closer the cold tends to hit a wall and gets shunted east and has a difficult time making southeastward progress. The gfs had already done this once, this week, and not sure that it won’t next week too.
