Yes - agree with that. Makes a ton of sense.
Our average Temps will rise. But a 1040 hp nosing in from our north will always drag cold air down in front of an approaching noreastern. Temp increases won't change our patterns. But they may intensify the boundaries. I'm no scientific genius but that's the way I look at it anyway.
Can't ignore the effect increased Temps would have on ocean sst though. Coastal locations may suffer a bit more and see a decreased seasonal window for snow imo..
The Geography of our location should prevent snow averages from changing much and in my opinion global warming could only intensify and increase snow totals...
You have to be bullish looking at these ensemble runs. I could care less about the individual op runs at this stage. Credit to guys like Ray etc who really called their shot with this pattern. Truly impressive.
Miller B's are probably my favorite type of storm.
One thing I miss, that we haven't had much of lately, clippers... I love the fact the snow sticks right away a lot of the time due to cold air
OT... But just a reminder... If you haven't joined the subforum Facebook group and are interested... Here you go..
It's just a back up if the forum ever undergoes maintenance or the website has issues during events
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Phin's location is a great addition to the board. We all know it snows a ton there, but it's an opportunity to learn more about that area. I don't know as much as I would like.