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Brian5671

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  1. it's amazing how warm water north of a continent thousands of miles away can wreck our winter....oh well, going to enjoy the warmth, if it's not going to snow, give me 60 degrees
  2. even in crappy winters like 97-98 we get a freak snowstorm that ruins the record-I think that year may have been close to 0 before the 3/22/98 storm dropped 4-6 inches to ruin it.
  3. Euro and UKMET look great for a few inches for all. Would be great to get something before the flip to warm.
  4. I meant after this initial passage into 4/5...so 4/5 by 1/10, then collapse into COD and then back to 4/5 as we move forward. (as Allsnow notes-if that happens, we likely have a clunker on our hands)
  5. I'm in that boat too-if it's going to be 45 and rain might as well root for 60 and sun....lower heating bills, more outdoor activities etc.
  6. JB note the MJO, after going into the COD may emerge back into 4-5 again at some point. If that happens we're on life support
  7. gaining sun light--sunset is now 10 minutes later here than the earliest one in mid Dec. Sun angle will soon become an issue (LOL)
  8. nope but snowcover gets harder and harder to maintain as we head through Feb and beyond. That's why winter '10-11 was special-the goods came during prime low sun angle and coldest temps. Minimal melting
  9. I'd tend to agree. But a big winter with snowcover is starting to look like it's going down the tubes quick....
  10. remember January 2006? That was a crazy warm snowless month. I think it could be like that barring some dramatic turnaround late
  11. and these winter time ridges in recent years tend to over perform on warmth. I'm thinking we see some big time positive departures by 1/15-1/20
  12. No one is canceling winter-the pattern is bad for several weeks. Beyond that who knows. But wasting January really sucks.
  13. I honestly think the use of analogs from 50-75 years ago is less effective with different base states of oceans/atmosphere. His LR forecasts rely heavily on those analogs
  14. Last year had little to no snow, how is this year different? Same problem, poor MJO plus a lousy PAC, same result-rainy and average to mild with some cold thrown in but as soon as storm comes it's an inland or cutter track.
  15. Fair point-my point was more that he's always barking cold/snow so when he's not you know it's REAL bad
  16. the NAO will have more of an influence late plus we have the warm NW ATL waters which often help us late as well- so maybe we can get some big snow events late like we have the past few years....
  17. JB is beginning to hedge too...when that happens you know it's bad....
  18. wow, when you say that, you know it's bad. I see little to get excited about-a couple of small window of opportunity, but next few weeks looks bad-MJO heading to a strong 4/5 just like last year.
  19. I think we can get a storm or two, but it's going to be difficult to lock in any long term cold/snowy pattern based on some of the indices right now....
  20. Especially 2015 that’s once in a lifetime type stuff
  21. No one is giving up just pointing out that major changes are needed for something decent to lock in. Next few weeks don’t look good. Beyond that is a crap shoot
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