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  1. Brian5671
    I agree-last year was a prime example.
  2. Brian5671
    lots of ice dam damage and collapsed roof damage that winter...
  3. Brian5671
    yeah it's tough to get completely shut out. A squall, a well timed snow shower etc. Even in the worst winters we tend to get one plowable event.
  4. Brian5671
    DT offers hope in the main winter thread....(weakening Nina and possible SSW)
  5. Brian5671
    same ol same ol-lots of fantasy blocking, nothing in reality. This will turn out to be a 4 day cooldown to seasonable conditions before the torch returns
  6. Brian5671
    temp up to 39 here as precip lightens. Close to 2 inches of rain so far
  7. Brian5671
    heavy rain here, down to 35
  8. Brian5671
    Not here-we got 3-4 inches about what was forecast
  9. Brian5671
    snowing on the Mohawn Mt Webcam in NW CT - https://www.mohawkmtn.com/the-mountain/webcam/
  10. Brian5671
    SE ridge and a torch
  11. Brian5671
    with temps in the 40's and the ground saturated by 2 inches of rain? LOLZ
  12. Brian5671
    yeah that's nothing for our area. Some flakes after 2 inches of rain won't amount to much
  13. Brian5671
    I assume you're talking inches of rain not snow? Eastern areas favored for sure for heaviest precip-sharp QPF cutoff on the Euro west of NYC
  14. Brian5671
    yeah, I know-that's what I would call a window of opportunity. A good or event great pattern would be something that would last a month or maybe 6 weeks. If you go back to the famous winter of 10-11, we had a great pattern that lasted about 5-6 weeks and the goods were delivered bigly!
  15. Brian5671
    there's a misconcception here about "a great pattern" and a window of opportunity. Let's hope that window produces something before we lock into a torch La Nina pattern come Jan. And the weather in Central and Northern New England is alot different than NYC area. Sure they might have been excited but that's a completely different climo than us.
  16. Brian5671
    Weenies on a forum are different than mets. I didn't see many mets (even JB) barking about a great pattern.
  17. Brian5671
    Who said that? Never looked all that great with the lack of any arctic air....
  18. Brian5671
    that statement is one of the 7 stages of denial when the threat begins to fall apart
  19. Brian5671
    that was a classic weenie statement there! LOL 3 weenies for you
  20. Brian5671
    what a horrid model-there's nothing to keep it SE like a big high or extreme blocking
  21. Brian5671
    Give me one or two of these tracks later in winter and we'll all be happy....
  22. Brian5671
    a foot for Worcester and inland SNE east of I-91. Not much for Boston or other coastal spots. Sharp cut off of QPF N and W areas....
  23. Brian5671
    DT has a check list on his site for HECS/MECS type storms-this is one them-want the ridge axis over Idaho or somewhere like that. 50-50 low, banana high, etc
  24. Brian5671
    Let's get this track later in Dec and early Jan when the airmasses are better!
  25. Brian5671
    precip field much further west on the 3K NAM. Regular NAM only has about .50 QPF for the NYC area when as the 3K is triple that amount.
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