I went to Adirondacks in late February earlier this year and wanted to ice skate on the rivers there. They are usually the first to freeze. I went out there and nearly fell in because the ice was so thin.
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Oh wait, it never gets below 32 degrees around here to even make snow!
It looks quite a few people have the same idea as you, Sold Out!
You would think with a record breaking NAO we would be at least a little chilly. We learned a lot this year, Pacific controls the cold. Which honestly makes a lot of sense. Our source of cold air is Canada, Canadas source of cold air comes from the Pacific with a west to east flow. The Atlantic matters more for Europe then it does for us. Atlantic blocking only really matters for New England/Mid Atlantic snowstorms. That is why -NAO is talked about so much in these forums.
That politician who died at 41, people say he died from a heart attack. Isn't one of the side effects of Covid heart issues? We saw that with the Jaguars RB and a few other athletes.
I'm not sure if it even looks good down there without any elevation. Obviously its prime climo so there definitely is a chance. But the airmass sucks. Just no cold air source.
I mean how is this a good pattern for us? Especially for those who like snow cover. For me I want cold to get some good LES.
I don't know I watched a bunch of teams gash us this year. Obviously having Milano back is HUGE. .
We are ranked 20th against the run overall out of 32 teams. Without Milano were bottom 5.
https://www.footballdb.com/stats/teamstat.html?lg=NFL&yr=2020&type=reg&cat=R&group=D&conf=
Yeah with no real source of cold air, temps are very marginal for anything good across lower elevations/lake plains. However, strong low pressure systems can generate there own cold air, but that's not something you ideally want to rely on.
Pretty active pattern setting up on GFS, just wish there was some cold air. We should be able to get some system generated cold on backside on a few of these.