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  1. Brian5671
    JB is not really relevant anymore-his last few winter forecasts have been so bad it's almost laughable...he will miss the NE on temps by 5-6 degrees easily.
  2. Brian5671
    It's too early-the old system of the 1st week of April was better. Of course every year we hear about getting rid of it but nothing ever changes due to issues with both ways (DST-dark Dec/Jan mornings, EST, darker summer evenings)
  3. Brian5671
    Extreme skepticism should have been applied when a winter with zero cold air and zero snowcover across the nation is suddenly expected to turn cold/snowy for a month....
  4. Brian5671
    You think it's bad here-RIC has averaged 2.8 inches of snow per season the last 5 yrs....
  5. Brian5671
    Yep-you'd normally have temps in the 20's this time of year given the source region-instead it's 35-40
  6. Brian5671
    Take a look at the visible satellite in the midwest and lower Canada-almost no snowcover which just makes it warmer
  7. Brian5671
    last weenie band delivering-up to 3 here
  8. Brian5671
    About 2 inches here
  9. Brian5671
    About 2 inches here as it winds down
  10. Brian5671
    For sure there will be a band of subsidence with this setup
  11. Brian5671
    Certainly possible-better airmass with the lower DP's and a nighttime event.
  12. Brian5671
    ^^^ off the charts warm!
  13. Brian5671
    SW CT winter
  14. Brian5671
    Gets tough by then, but stranger things have happened. N and W still in the game til the end of March as well.
  15. Brian5671
    Nice snow shield on the 3K NAM
  16. Brian5671
    that's why most long range guidance should be taken with a grain of salt good or bad its subject to wild changes...
  17. Brian5671
    the last 8-9 yrs have been an absolute blowtorch overall
  18. Brian5671
    2012 was great once we all accepted it wasn't coming. Morch had a couple days in the 80's here and the month as a whole was warm sunny and dry. I'll take it again
  19. Brian5671
    Definitely a big takeaway...mild/snowless winters don't usually turn cold/snowy. (exceptions like 06-07 do exist) So had to be skeptical of calls of a big pattern from mid Feb to mid March-in reality it will be a window of about 10-12 days like the one in January.
  20. Brian5671
    Just have to hope we don't get late March/early April onshore flow garbage...
  21. Brian5671
    Big part of the reason cold was lacking this year....
  22. Brian5671
    There's little to no snowcover over the midwest and great lakes region too-so any "cold air" will modify bigly not to mention ice free great lakes
  23. Brian5671
    All in cycles too...70's to 90's were not great, 2000-2018 was great....2019-? crap
  24. Brian5671
    yep-fast flow might be our final nail. if it comes down to that it will be 2 brief intervals of cold/snow chances in an incredibly warm winter.
  25. Brian5671
    he's just looking for a reaction-classic troll
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