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  1. SnoSki14
    Hopefully we cash in. March should theoretically be a lot more active/stormy than January. You have airmasses clashing, rapidly changing wave lengths, some of the most powerful coastals were in March. However the lack of any NAO/AO isn't promising. Not sure how important they are later in the season but imagine they're still good to have.
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    I'm not sure exactly how late Feb & March will play out but it should be interesting if you enjoy stormy weather & not just snow. I'm definitely going to enjoy the milder weather though. Wasn't a fan of this recent cold.
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    That would yield interesting results. I guess we could be going back to our cool Nov/March + torch Dec/Feb pattern.
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    Well WW3 could be coming with nukes. Nuclear winter before we all perish?
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    It's 26F in mid Feb but it feels cold given how pitiful the cold spells have been lately. Feb 2015 was the last truly cold Feb.
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    GEFS not as terrible very last couple days this month into March.
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    Considering the rest of Feb looks like hot garbage I'll take any severe weather event
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    It looks nice. Probably a couple inches out there. Still snowing now.
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    This has been very accurate all season. Would be a big surprise as almost nobody is expecting it.
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    0z HRRR continues to ramp up amounts.
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    That cutter looks like a beast. Getting more intense on the models. Winds will easily mix in that environment
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    Add to that the rapid temperature reversals. 60s into teens back into 60s over a few days.
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    Warm air ahead of this adds a lot of juice plus it's a red flag that indicates the low may end up further NW. Could be interesting tonight
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    Strong wind event with that cutter. Winds should easily mix down with temps possibly as high as mid to even upper 60s ahead of the front.
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    It comes out night with temperatures dropping below 30. Doesn't matter how warm its been.
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    By mid Feb you're getting a late October sun angle plus you body has acclimated to the cold so 50s feel a lot warmer than November/December. With our warming climate the transition into spring comes quickly however you still get flashes of harsh winter weather to ruin the party, which feel worse after a string of upper 50s.
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    There's no sugar coating the cutter to Canada. There's nothing stopping it from continuing to trend more amped/warmer. Packs could be decimated even in NNE but given it's only mid Feb they should have more snow events through March to replenish it.
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    If he thinks that's bad then just wait till the cutter hits. Rain & 50s all the way to Canada
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    You do not want this. This type of extreme heat over a large metro area would be very bad. We've also warmed a lot since then so heat on that level could rival the heat we saw in Pacific NW or 110+ temperatures.
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    CMC just confirms this will be a solid storm. It was way too far west with the last snow event.
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    That's a good sign. Ukie has been God awful all season
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    Things look good for another snow event before things warm. Probably another high ratio 4-8"
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    GFS looking better this morning. Reminds of a 13/14 type system.
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    Why so dismissive of mid Feb. Big PNA spike, a follow-up shortwave moving up the coast. There's ensemble support at least. I wouldn't write it off.
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    Feb will still be several degrees above normal even if it isn't an all out torch. Just look at this week. I see low to mid 50s for highs. We get a brief cool down but then things trend up again. This is far from the Jan chill we've experienced
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