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Sey-Mour Snow

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  1. 6 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

    Very prudent to be skeptical, agreed.  However on the other hand that’s been pretty consistent for some time now. So there’s something there… 

    Def a big storm signal there. Let’s see what we get, there is cold available to tap too .. wouldn’t mind one last snow event then let’s go back to 60s last week of March! 

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  2. I have zero trust in Euro it’s an outlier as of now in terms of sustained cold. The way I see it is we cool down next 7-10 days to at or just below normal with maybe one really cold day and a wintry threat.  then hopefully warm up last week of March to a tad above normal at least. First half of March will end up +9 to + 12 for many after we touch 60 first half today which is wild. 

  3. 43 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    it was warmer by 4 F yesterday at this time, despite today supposedly being warmer.

    this is what happens when even thin, gossamer cloud filters pass over in this cursed New England cold well in spring. Like somehow the sun is weaker than any other place along this same latitude on Earth and even barely perceptible dimming robs 5 F.  

    Up 5 from yesterday here 62 again already .  Think we make a run at 66-67 here. 

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  4. 3 hours ago, dendrite said:

    Who had 90s?

    No one

    Morch 2012 to me stands out for the 10-15 days above 60 degrees. Here’s the actual numbers. No 90s … Barely 80 just one day over 80 at BDL none at ORH. the first half of this month will definitely be similar to Morch 2012 but the 2nd half of this month will probably just be seasonable. 
     

    Using the BOX forecast for BDL next two days. You get an average high of 54.2 the first half of March 2024 compared to 52.9 for the first half of March 2012. 
     

    also to note 5.1” of snow at ORH 1.7” BDL and a pretty strong March arctic shot early in the month with a record low. 
     

     

     

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  5. 4 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    dern it...  I normally would have checked the preceding MOS guidance numbers because this kind of excruciating nerdiness of spring temperature monitoring excites me.

    ha ...  This just seems like a MOS bust incarnate regime we're in today and tomorrow.

    59 here ...  zero cloud in any direction with infinite visibility.  no discernable wind.  About a 10 on the nape scale.   

    Needs to clear 62 to enter top 10 day contention - personal requirement for that distinction.  But being near 60 in these conditions under near Equinox sun is definitely in the top 20.  We may yet get a 64 even here...

    Definite positive bust last two days in the MOS department 

  6. 7 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

    Looks like long range charts for the warm February we just had to me.

    ya if that verifies F this Winter! You can see it now, the weenie long range will finally verify this one time once the calendar flips to spring .. But it'll be too late and still produce 30s and rain. 

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  7. 21 hours ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    I kinda wanna start a thread for what could be a historic heat burst  -  conjectural +15+ diurnal means for 3 days ?    ... 

    We don't get ours in July's like they do in Eurasia, probably do to converging continental with subtropical meridian flows.  It's hard to extend BL when the DPs 78 degrees when there's whole country's aerosol anus pointing right at us, while we're so close to sea level/air density.   I suspect that's why we've been getting so many 92/77 days under 590 hgts.   They're doing 104 in Iowa with that where their sigma starts at 700 feet.  

    Anyway, we get our synergy heat in springs it seems.   Can't wait until BTV is 100 on May 8th while HFD is 82 with a S wind. 

    We were mid to upper 90s mid April last year.. 

  8. 13 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

    70 F at most climo sites on March 1 and … everywhere else, is between  25 and 30 abv nornal  

    Let’s not belittle the matter.  It’s not that common. 

    Doing so as often as it has in the last 10 years is alarming.

    But these occurrences have couched 80 as well.  

    Just looking at wiz’s chart BDL is hitting 70 over the last 20 years just as frequently as the 1960-1980 period.

    as far as 80 . BDL hit 80 4 times before 1990 3 times since 1990. 
     

    off first glance 60s seem more prevalent recently 

     

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