JenkinsJinkies
-
Posts
879 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Blogs
Forums
American Weather
Media Demo
Store
Gallery
Everything posted by JenkinsJinkies
-
I’ve seen rug pulls happen even closer to the event than 3 days before.
-
If we get the warm pattern beyond the 10th it could very well entrench itself for the remainder of the season.
-
Just wait until the panic room thread goes live.
-
That's the feel over in the enso thread.
-
I mean are they wrong through (at least with December)? We've seen time and time again that when a SER establishes itself it takes ~3 weeks to undo the damage and have a winter weather chance again.
-
ENSO thread is doing last rites for December. In fact they’re doing last rites for here on out.
-
I said loads of times, not every time.
-
All those times were cold decembers that changed to torches in january that persisted for the remainder of the season.
-
Also there have been loads of times where once a crap pattern is established it persists for the remainder of winter.
-
I mean Christmas 2015 was in the 70s and we all know what happened a month later.
-
I’m anticipating a busy panic room this year.
-
I've seen a couple of those and don't know why. We haven't really had any blowtorches recently and the last couple weeks had 2-3 mornings that were below freezing.
-
The resemblance to last year is uncanny, the torches are getting rug pulled. Remember when it was supposed approach 70 yesterday?
-
Imagine tomorrow night's system but with the same level of cold anomaly compared to December's or January's average.
-
Or they fail to realize that the area to our south is a higher elevation when they point out West Virginia.
-
Wait, cold and wet, in a Niña?
-
Actually their snow came from a different mechanism than what causes our big snows. I actually asked PSU about it when it happened and he said it actually could be possible for the Gulf Coast to score the way they did while at the same time we permanently lose big snows. Now he does not believe we've reached the point where the once a decade big snow storm is a thing of the past but snowfall is still in an overall decline due to a loss of the smaller marginal events.
-
If Atlanta gets November flurries then there’s no way we’ve reached the point where we’ve permanently lost the 1996, 2003, 2016 tier storms.
-
It’s rare that the warm ups exclude us.
-
Unless the niña breaks in February.
-
Monday's rain went poof.
-
With our luck we get a 97-98 sequel rather than a 15-16.
-
BWI: 3.5” DCA: 2.9” IAD: 5.0” RIC: 1.8” Tiebreaker (LYH): 1.0”
-
2016 sequel
-
In winter we have to get temps to cooperate, there’s more that can go wrong for us there.
