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How significant do we think the warm-up is for next weekend? And what seems most likely to happen next. Is that a warm up that starts the process of spring or do we get cold and snowy? I will be in Sedona and they’re talking about a significant storm at the end of the week so the trough will still be out west through Friday at least

Ray has taken to sitting and spinning on the cosmic dildo.

Change over 10:46

oh my parachutes. we will have inch down if we don't already.

flakes even bigger. unfortunately can't post pic because file size too large it says.

still good here but just noticed the size increase. Doesn't look like too much qpf left so maybe we finish with some light mix and thats that.

What do ya'll think about the possibility that we do end up getting a 2-3 week period of sustained winter starting next week. It seems like the PNA will develop and the EPO will continue to supply. With the trough edging towards the east and some modest -NAO we could do really well. At some point the cold air in Canada will have to disappear and the SPV will reform over the pole. Maybe that happens in a few weeks and we can melt out quickly for a great spring in the 3rd week of March. That scenario seems plausible but with the caveat that if the -NAO gets too well established it will want to stay for 4-6 weeks and then we have cut-off and back door hell in April-May. But if the NAO is more moderate then maybe we're good.

steady moderate here accumulating fast. And snow growth improving and quite good. Visibility definitely below 1/2 if not lower. A fun little burst whch will help us keep our snowpack. It seems like this might, finally, be the lasting snowpack that takes us to spring especially if Thursday performs.

You had 2 300s and numerous 240s? You’re my hero. We should have bowling GTG.

Chaos theory quantum physics etc?

that warm tongue is somethin else..

I’m in New York but I’m looking at my cameras at home and it looks like pretty heavy snow and a lot of wind. Is that what you’re getting Brian?

Was similar here when I arrived in downtown New York City about an hour ago.

8 mutha****ahs!

We live in the age of marketing and hyperbole. It starts at the top. I think it is related to the way social media creates a certain kind of competitive energy. It is probably also related to the fact that Milleniels are now the largest generational cohort. I'm looking forward to when we move away from this, and I think it will happen in the next few years; the rubberband will snap back. It isn't really sustainable.