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Brian5671

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  1. reminds me of Feb '16 when we had 2-3 events in late Feb like this. No blocking then as well, so everything cut to the west of us putting us in the warm/severe sector
  2. We have a hard time getting severe weather in July....maybe Feb is the month for severe!
  3. heavy squalls here as the warm front approaches....
  4. 11-12 was bone dry-40's every day with barely even a rain event and then the super torch in March with a few days in the 70's to near 80. This year is basically a wetter version of that year with the same well above normal temps
  5. Also-no snow in coastal locations hurts them. The "backyard snow effect" makes people want to ski/board when they see snow in their backyard-not much of that this year around here.
  6. decent model trends today with next weekend looking colder and now the weeklies-still fantasy until we're within 5 days IMO
  7. I would actually enjoy a warm March and April if that's to be the case. We'd likely see temps in the 60's and 70's if you take what we're getting now and extrapolate it forward
  8. could go for 3 clunkers in a row and forecast it for next year.
  9. LOL. CT is so ridiculous with this stuff. CT DOT was riming I-95 last night (For 38 and rain) Silly waste of money
  10. about 3 weeks after the rest of us knew it was over....
  11. Possible, however there's a lot less cold this year. This has been an incredible torch
  12. 96-97, 97-98, 98-99 have to be up there....
  13. based on what? The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. There's currently nothing that supports a "snowy" March
  14. whoopdee do, 20 minutes of non accumulating snow after 2 inches of rain
  15. daffodils are pushing through the ground here. No ice on any lakes, even the parking lot piles from the 1/18 event are going fast....just no sign of winter at all...
  16. for central and northern NE yes, for SNE forget it....
  17. the sensible weather is not all that different from 11-12-it's a wetter version, but our biggest storm was 1/18-very similar to that winter which had one event around that date and then was warm and snowless after....
  18. rain moves out by mid afternoon, temps in the low 40's. I think you're fine.
  19. saving a bunch of money on heating costs this "winter"
  20. Ha I did the same thing-I wanted to make big piles that would last. Of course it was the 80's, so snow was rare and it was somewhat of a novelty to shovel.
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