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  1. mahk_webstah
    People just don't seem to get that sometimes...
  2. mahk_webstah
    I think it started early this morning when Scott went bitter...
  3. mahk_webstah
    I will take my front end 6-8 inches ending in sleet and like it! Sir, may I have another?! (I gotta say, that sounded weird)
  4. mahk_webstah
    Pat's Peak ftw! This is only 10:1, an you imagine the Kuchie?
  5. mahk_webstah
    Hurtzadelphia would be consistent with the history of my beloved city.
  6. mahk_webstah
    Brazilian? (not the weather model)
  7. mahk_webstah
    most any forecast of that amount a week out is going to bust - probably 98% of the time. Most winters have 0 "severe blizzards" in most of New England, and most years have no blizzards in most of New England.
  8. mahk_webstah
    Wow is right. This is probably why Will has remained reasonably optimistic. That looks like a snow storm for CNEand NNE
  9. mahk_webstah
    I don’t give up until Will does. Although i am 100 miles further north
  10. mahk_webstah
    For a minute I thought Zeus was back
  11. mahk_webstah
    Only in isolated areas
  12. mahk_webstah
    it ain’t it ain’t happening James
  13. mahk_webstah
    my 1st reaction to this is that it is horrible, but I can't see the date stamp. Is the big ridge building nw of Alaska a good thing? And if it continues to build what happens to the trough south of Alaska? This is starting to remind me of parts of last year where all the good looks just kept getting worse as we got closer
  14. mahk_webstah
    You missed the 30” in 8 hours that we got last year here in the land of the chickens
  15. mahk_webstah
    Could be like 07 -08. We were on the right side of the gradient all year up here but you weren’t always down there. Or could be like the more recent year where we were on the wrong side of the grading a lot but Quebec city piled up two hundred plus inches
  16. mahk_webstah
    exactly. we can tend to get ahead of ourselves around here.
  17. mahk_webstah
    there is snow in the zones up here but nothing that interesting in the discussion, though I read it quickly. In 13 years living here Dendriteland, we usually don't get snow that becomes a permanent snowpack until mid December, but usually we get accumulating snow in November at some point
  18. mahk_webstah
    shades of 2010?
  19. mahk_webstah
    quite the block and the tilt of the trough is interesting. block in a good position for even up here. no strong 50-50 to supress, but does that NE trough slip over the Lab and then the deep trough in Mexico spits something out and the Artic sw phases in?
  20. mahk_webstah
    or maybe the thanksgiving weekend period.
  21. mahk_webstah
    The WPC map was interesting this morning. It had the low inland over CT Tues but then at the elbow Wed at 996. The snow probs were pure NNE with no probs until about the Lakes Region of NH. I guess we need something to force it under a bit more and a high to the north. https://www.wpc.ncep.noaa.gov/#
  22. mahk_webstah
    Thats a cool story. First big storm of my life growing up in central Delaware.
  23. mahk_webstah
    I know it sometimes jinxes us, but I like a plowable snow in November. Seems this one might have some legs. Happy to know that though it may moderate, there are signs for cold later in the month and into December. Would be awesome after the incredible fall we've had.
  24. mahk_webstah
    If this pattern repeats....an early season test of the models? GFS the s and e outlier (the more things change the more they remain the same)
  25. mahk_webstah
    glad it is happening late Oct not early. 95-96 the coastal pattern kicked in in early-mid Nov, and 07-08 the pattern kicked in early in Nov, yes?
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