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dendrite

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  1. Kidding aside, I’m not too worried yet. Keep the big cold anomalies dumping to our west and we can keep the storm track nearby.
  2. Once Max Headroom arrives with cutter-cutter-cold we’ll just convert the ski season thread to pond hockey.
  3. Let’s get some -30C 850s with bare ground.
  4. Yeah…more ways to miss. On the bright side, at least the cold may split some of your wood for you.
  5. PV talk is coming regardless. Prepare yourself. The cold (to some extent) looks real. Maybe it won’t be -30C 850s into TN, but it will likely be cold enough to get the national hype train rolling.
  6. Let’s raise the price of oranges.
  7. Yeah that’s iffy…especially in the valleys.
  8. Regular GFS ptype vs 0.125° ptype. The high res shows how messy it is.
  9. And then Jan 90 we struggled to get the 0C line south of MA. lol
  10. Ngl…I want more than 30” over the next 46 days.
  11. Aware but not worried. Mine are pretty much secluded to their covered run this time of year. They’re not around water fowl either (big carriers). If they test a bird in your flock and it comes back + they will euthanize the whole flock…so I will probably never know if they have it since I won’t take that risk. If some get sick and die, so be it. The strong survive.
  12. Jfc how did I forget that. Maybe he did have HECS most rare then. SECS MECS HECS It’s all coming back to me now
  13. They’re all weenie DT terms anyway. I’m not sure he even created BECS…may have been added by some weenie. And HECS always seemed like it should be bigger than MECS to me. Like all historical storms are major, but not all major are historical. Just my 2¢
  14. Foot plus in Nazareth PA and Jerusalem RI
  15. It’s coming to some extent. The devil is in the details, but it will take a Jeterian effort to get skunked. I’ve been glancing at the LR here and there the past week and my dread index is a 9/10 which is good news for cold and snow lovers…naso much my chooks.
  16. Maybe you’re right, but it could still be a wavering inversion. Would need to compare the temp in an aspirated shield. I’m still surprised sunlight would sneak under the gills in mid morning.
  17. I just used the NOWdata tab on the nws climo page. Monthly summarized data > min temps > number of days
  18. I forget…do you have a fan? A half degree isn’t enough to convince me. The temp can wax and wane during the day too…especially with lighter mixing and being on the edge of the inversion. The inversions tend to slosh back and forth while gradually lowering during the morning with the mechanical mixing.
  19. Just ran the numbers for BDL 1961-1990 the mean was 12 Dec days of mins < 20° (range 4 days to 29 days) 1991-2020 mean is 9 Dec days (range 0 days to 19 days)
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