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  1. Just now, MJO812 said:

    Yep looking like that now . 

    Sorry guys . I think I jinxed this for us when I said that we haven't had a storm hitting SNE and us rain in a long time. 

    one run, we will see how it is tonight

  2. i cant lie, as much as i love what is see on this 18z gfs run, it worries me its an off hours run. lets see this look hold at 0z then im getting hyped. maybe it can intensify and bring that low a little more north to hit the metro with a significant hit. v good look for 8 days out tho, my interest has been sparked

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  3. tbh long range isnt looking as god awful as it did over the course of the past 2 days. i see some signs of improvement towards mid month post thaw. i think we can still get on the board and POTENTIALLY hit it off next weekend. waiting for the euro to drop to gain some sort of consensus roughly one week out

     

    also gonna drop a 100000 ton block of ice in the indian ocean if anyone wants to join

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  4. 2 minutes ago, Volcanic Winter said:

    I mean, the M/A forum seems fine with the usual analysis guys tracking the next few waves full steam ahead and with a bit of optimism about it. That’s totally fine and power to them, I’m just getting tired of several people taking unnecessary potshots at respectable posters here and elsewhere, unprovoked. I’ve seen that more this season than any time since I’ve signed up, and it’s not just a “well I disagree and here’s why,” it’s close to outright mocking. 

    That I don’t respect or vibe with and I’ve personally found annoying. 

    The NE forum is always a mix of total hilarious shitshow and excellent analyses, and tbh I love reading it. Always a trip. 

    no doubt, mid atlantic was getting wild earlier. i almost had to make some popcorn halfway through reading

    im starting to think we all need a storm. i'm feeling like memories of winters from my youth are becoming a skewed fever dream in this recent pattern. i graduated high school in 2014 and i remember that january not being able to see around the snowbanks when driving

    now the grass is green

    go vegan for the environment 

    /end rant

  5. 2 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

    It always does 

    i can easily see this moving east toward mid month, i still dont think we're totally screwed yet. if we hit jan 20th and its 47 degrees everyday and im able to skate every night after work we might be up the creek without a paddle...

     

  6. 4 minutes ago, North and West said:

    Dear God, why?

    grew up in albany, went to school in savannah, ga, got an internship in LA, moved back to albany, then to san diego for work, then my gf got into school here in the city and i landed a job in the city. couldnt take much more of socal anyway, talk about boring weather patterns 

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  7. 5 minutes ago, coastalplainsnowman said:

    I guess I should do the same analysis now from whatever town you arrived from and see if there's been an opposite effect on temperature there.

    ive bounced all over... but recently it was san diego to nyc metro 

  8. 55 minutes ago, coastalplainsnowman said:

    Right on schedule, our annual holiday mood crushing 60 degree day within a week of Christmas.  Here's what I think happened:  Somebody here sold their soul to you-know-who, Joe Namath style, in exchange for the December 26/27 2010 Blizzard, because since then, here's the high temperature reached at Farmingdale and LaGuardia, the week leading up to Christmas, for each year since.  Based on the 13 years since, Farmingdale on average hits 58.6 degrees, and LaGuardia reaches 61.8.  Edit:  Did the same for Thanksgiving week, defined as Nov. 22-Nov 30th.  Farmingdale for the Thanksgiving period averages just 2 degrees higher; LaGuardia has an outright lower maximum temp over the Thanksgiving timeframe than the Christmas week timeframe. (The averages are coincidentally the same for both sites for the Thanksgiving timeframe.)

     

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    i think when i moved back here from california i killed winter. sorry guys :/

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  9. 3 minutes ago, bluewave said:

    The main reason to be skeptical the OP CMC at 10 days is that it’s a big cold outlier among its own ensembles. This is why it’s much better to use ensemble means beyond 5 days. The ensembles are pretty good at this range but their have been numerous runs way too cold from the OP at days 7-10.
     

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    agreed 100%

  10. 16 minutes ago, suzook said:

    Are we seriously taking the cmc seriously??? More like wishful thinking.

    i will say that the canadian models performed exceptionally well last winter, especially the RGEM. i wouldn't dismiss those so easily 

  11. 14 minutes ago, Stormlover74 said:

    Seriously the gfs is cold next weekend as well

    def seeing some progress amongst the op models on wavebreaking and seeing some more seasonable temps during the holiday week. brooklynwx99 has been talking about this a lot today and i appreciate his input on things. whether it pans out or not is still highly uncertain due to how much these models flop but it is far more encouraging and fun to look at than what the past 3 days has been

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