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  1. SnoSki14
    A lot of confluence to our northeast next week so any system that tries to cut will have to redevelop off the coast. Could be sneaky active next week
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    Warmest departures to our north as has been the theme for a while
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    It's the wind that will really deliver the cold even if lows won't be anything record breaking. Low maxes too
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    Mesos will see any squall lines much better than globals. Nam should do well with this
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    Looks a lot more active next week and noticing confluence playing a role and keeping storms from cutting. So maybe a lot of redevelopers and SWFEs.
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    This little warmer reprieve will make the weekend cold sting that much harder. Have to see if models moderate it but could be the coldest weather of the season.
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    It would be disappointing if we didn't get at least 30" for the season given how cold its been. Getting no snow in Feb & March (which I highly doubt) would be a major shutout.
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    Almost always ends up warmer with full sun and lack of CAA.
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    I'm over the cold already. If there's no big storms on the horizon then warm things up and melt it.
  10. SnoSki14
    That's some man cold next weekend. Winds are howling with below zero temps. Talking -30-35F windchills
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    Definitely not. It was mainly -5. Some places registered colder but no wind
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    GFS delivering some brutal wind chills next weekend. Like -20 and below type stuff
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    Temps under sunny skies tend to over perform, snow cover could blunt it a bit but expecting streak to end. Forecast highs near New Brunswick are in the mid 30s this week
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    Meanwhile most of the Arctic, Greenland and Western half of the US is on fire temp wise
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    Bad luck doesn't cause the coastal track to go dormant for years. Definitely the forcing though with those record ssts over the west Pacific
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    Kind of a paradox that fast flow due to CC can lead to more snow down south vs northeast...as long as the cold is available of course
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    Yeah but what are the precip forecasts because its been bone dry outside of that big storm.
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    Right I thought 2015 was coming through the door. Now it's cold and dry? Wth
  19. SnoSki14
    He said "prime" season so he's correct. And our March snows have been few and far between lately but I feel better than usual about our chances this year.
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    The first 2/3 of 10-11 were truly special. Another month and it would've blown every other winter out the water
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    I shudder to think what'll happen once the pendulum swings, hopefully it's not in the summer.
  22. SnoSki14
    Based on the weeklies this snowpack could last til March. And this doesn't account for added snowfall that we'll likely see in Feb. This is a rare deep winter and these patterns nowadays get stuck in place for months. This pattern stems from November. Also it wouldn't surprise me to see March delivering big this year.
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    Something will pop eventually but yes it could be cold/dry for a while. With tons of blocking and confluence our best bet is either clippers or SWFEs. Coastal haven't been our friend for a while With +PNA fading and -PNA being more favorable for us latter Feb that's where I think our next big threat will be. However keep an eye out on the 6-12th still because a lot can shift
  24. SnoSki14
    Classic large +PNA spike with diving shortwave later next week and a probable Miller B transfer. Feeling good about the 6th, much more so than this weekend's disaster
  25. SnoSki14
    I like the 6th. Really strong ridge pops out west at that time. Diving shortwave to Miller B transfer perhaps?
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