Brian5671
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we capitalized for sure. I had a good 20 inch snowpack by the end of it....
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basically a 3 week winter. One storm around 12/17 with a foot area wide, big xmas warmup-Jan mild/dry, Feb 1-21 big snows, then March was fairly average temp wise but no snow
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warming quickly here-maybe another over-performer on temps?
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JB has jumped the shark. No one really gives him much credence anymore....
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with blocking so we could see a slow mover or even stalled storm
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suprised there's not more flood watches out that way-just a few for inland N CA.
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looks like some blocking too....could give someone a soaker if we get a slow moving storm-we are due, most areas have had little rain since 9/1.
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October Discussion: Bring the Frost-Hold the Snow
Brian5671 replied to 40/70 Benchmark's topic in New England
guess they move those in somewhere for the winter? -
I think you forgot 1995? I had 4 inches here right at the start of that epic pattern-was very late November.
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I'd say we're still 75% green here.
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That likely wont get us much snow if that turns out to be true....
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October could have one heck of a positive anomoly....Dry too now which will add some to the warmth
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surprised we'd have a wetter than normal fall-it's been fairly dry since Sept and looks to stay that way for the foreseeable future....GFS/Euro very dry. CMC wetter but looks like a wonky solution.
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they are like weeds around here..they grow everywhere.....
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I'd actually root for that. Save the cold pattern (if it develops) for Dec/Jan
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Usually too early for snow and then it breaks just when climo gets cold enough for snow...
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some frost on the rooftops here. Down to 38.
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raw day here with some showers and temps now down to 50
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59 here..some sprinkles and light showers around with the cold pool overhead
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warm sound and ocean keeping you warmer and to a lesser extent here. (got down to 43)
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yep-a later freeze/sea ice up north leads to warmer airmasses. Also the great lakes are warmer which modifies cold air coming from the NW
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yeah I felt like we got an extra month of summer this year
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was crazy-big pieces of LI sound frozen-haven't seen it since and hadn't really seen it before (going back to 1990 when I came here)
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I would think this winter could be dry--reason being how wet it's been...usually have a regression to the mean at some point.
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reminds me of the late Sept cooldown which in the end lasted 2-3 days and then it was back to above/well above
