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Baum

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  1. as long as when winter kicks in it ends on March 10 or thereabouts. 70 day winters with strict cut offs are okay by me.
  2. so rainer for Alek....snow for everyone else. Winter is on.
  3. ^ I wouldn't be shocked to see a New Orleans special.
  4. I'll take my 2" of slush and run. Wasn't really banking on winter until after Christmas anyway. So this would be just a bonus event.
  5. positive point of view for the win. "That's a damn rare thing these days"- Del Griffith.
  6. ^ when every model shows this 6 hours before "game on" start the thread. not until.
  7. Love this thread: "winters over" " No snow until march" " Our climo sucks" ...post upon post and discussion of futile winters....."I hate brown grass" .....euro rolls in with a 8" snow for some areas ........classic weather weenies delight.
  8. yeah that's what I was doing along with the Illini at 10 pm last night. sorry for the OT...but what's one to do on a weather board with no weather?
  9. I was referring to a gulf low moving north/northeast along or just west of the Appalachians. Irregardless, of folks who hinge on every model run. From what I can tell at this distance a good chunk of Ohio stands to get a decent early season snowfall. Seems rare to me. Not every storm is going to be the blizzard of'78. But if you don't want it blow it back my way.
  10. been awhile since we've seen something like this. Good sign for the upcoming winter...me thinks,
  11. better chance you'll be able to smell the snow that's falling 60 miles to your east on a stiff north-northeast gale.
  12. local met in chitown buying in a bit. and this guy is fairly conservative...just to throw some more gas on the embers.....
  13. I'm much more a guy that's worried about 1-2" snow rates in Burlington,Iowa headed east-northeast into my neck of the woods in the next 3 hours versus what's happening in the Gulf of Alaska. I'm just not into the long game.
  14. The flip to cold and snowy right around the holidays, after a mild November and early December, is always a good thing.
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