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Baum

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  1. Still remember the warmth of Christmas 1982, and the record breaking cold one year later on Christmas. Appears the new Christmas sweater will have to wait...same as my snowblower a few years back. Merry Christmas all!
  2. they hit December spot on when a lot of folks were calling for cold. Kudos to Chi storm also as while it was a bit delayed, which isn't unusual our Indian Summer is glorious.
  3. Probably the wrong thread, and not a troll as I'd love a snowstorm, but not freezing my azz off with a bit of sun while getting the Christmas cheer accomplished isn't depressing me to bad. Winter will come soon enough, and hopefully it's gone by the end of March this year.
  4. a bit tongue and cheek on my part. December's story was written when trick or treaters need snow shovels to get around. Now I hope for a flip around the new year to real winter weather.
  5. actually surprised to see a forecast for an inch. I figured shut out.
  6. all good. That's the fun of this board to have a healthy debate regarding storms, patterns, and modeling. You and me should have a fun winter. I love a good troll job as good as the next guy. Now go hit the OV peeps on WX disco over the 20 mile fluctuation that will occur with the main snow band. And again, I'll point out a 4-7 " snowfall in StlLouis and Indy is no way to run a mid December mild pattern.
  7. Probably, but I'll argue this warm pattern is overplayed. Let's not lose sight of the fact St. Louis is about to get a decent snow event unseen about 7 days ago.
  8. yep. I've moved onto the Christmas day snowstorm.
  9. commentary on the 00Z NAM step in the right direction. Who knew...I'll take a Halloween redux and be thrilled
  10. ^ or DAB Cary, Ill to 4" Griffith, Ind.
  11. LOT being aggressive calling for several inches of accumulation (possible) in grids monday which is 72 hours out. Could just very easily go with a blended pops chance of snow this far out, and see how the model madness plays out. Rereading I guess it doesn't hurt to add in potential accumulation possibilities...
  12. I'm looking more for trends of a decent storm somewhere in the forum. Doesn't necessarily have to be northern Illinois.
  13. ^ most likely. Though from some of the info I'm hearing this A.M. there was a fairly decent shift in a number of the euro ensembles in the direction of the GFS.
  14. quite the range of posts in this thread. All within the past 24 hours.
  15. Is this the year Mr. Freeze get's to let it snow in Southtown and the heat meiser gets to let it rain and fog in the North Pole?
  16. looking less and less like this is a repeat of last December...which is a good thing. Chistorm called for a warmer period basically from the late November through first week of December period. Which was a period many had as cold and stormy with a return of the early November chill. Call made in early November. Models wavered back and forth and he stuck to his guns. Good call.
  17. A mild December with below average snowfall. Ugh.
  18. ^ did he mention two snowstorms before Thanksgiving equals disaster(in terms of snow lovers)?
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