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WinterWxLuvr

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  1. I think that’s a fantastic idea. I may just do it for you.
  2. The look the gfs showed would almost certainly start as snow IMO. Let’s get that high over Quebec down over Nee England and we’ll be in business. Let’s get a snow, sleet,zr event to lay a base for a big snowstorm right in its heels. Who’s with me lol
  3. We had 2.7” here in January with .72 on Jan 1-2 when temps were in the 60’s and nearly an inch on the 16th. So I basically had an inch of precip outside of the 16th for the last 29 days of a month with temperatures about 4 degrees on average below normal. So yeah, I’m a little tired of praying for precip. So I’m really hoping we can get into a really wet pattern for the next month or so because if we could do that, I think my yearly snowfall would double .. at least.
  4. 70? That would be pretty much unprecedented I would think if it were to be that late. A better one might be last day of 32 or lower. That typically happens here in early May.
  5. I’m ok with the snow to sleet to freezing rain to slot. I like those, but I’m not interested in tracking anything under 1/2” of precip. I’m done with those.
  6. I would agree but those events had a narrow area of elevated precip. When I said larger I actually meant more geographic.
  7. I actually can see being skittish on “the January pattern” but I think the difference here is that we are less likely to be as dry as we were then. When PSU says Jan pattern I think he is referring to the Pacific and not making a statement on specific storm types or tracks.
  8. I wanted to jump on this one with a thought that I have that it’s much easier to get larger precip events at this time of year than it was 6 weeks ago. I just wanted to see if you agreed with that assessment. All of the talk is about the cold and granted we need that, but unless we are gonna get appreciable precip I’m not interested in cold at this stage.
  9. You will always be blamed for the Feb warmup of 2022. Who goes to Mexico during winter? C’mon man
  10. Careful … unless you wanna watch another one south of us
  11. Those ens maps above show a cad signature. The gfs more so than the eps. The posts made by @CAPE, @Bob Chill, @losetoa6, @brooklynwx99 are encouraging. I’m excited because at this time of year you can get plenty of precip events. With cold air abundant to the north, snowpack, cold water, it isn’t hard to get some of that to drop south and cad events are easier to come by.
  12. You’d probably be hard pressed to find a winter that was over on Feb 15, even in the lowlands. There’s a reason for that.
  13. That’s an impressive look. It’s important to keep a “cold regime” in place. IMO, that is one of the most overlooked aspects of what happened in 93. In general, it had been cold and somewhat stormy that year all through Feb and into early March. Keep enough cold close by, and a big storm is possible as you move into March
  14. lol I know. I’m pretty much done “tracking”. If it snows, I’ll watch it. That’s as much time as I’m dedicating to it.
  15. 12/8/21 0.0” + 27 snow grains 1/3/22 1/2” 1/6/22 5 3/4” 1/16/22 6.00” 1/24/22 1/8” 1/28/22 1” 2/13/22 3/4” __________ Total 14 1/8” + 27 snow grains
  16. Crazy watching those guys with skis almost vertical on edge
  17. At this point IDGAS. I hope next year the only storms we get are cutters into CAD. I’m sick of precip scraps.
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