Chrisrotary12
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It's on the to-do list. Next spring.
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I cleaned the gutters yesterday at 430p just as it was getting dark. Gutters are now full again (as expected)
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Gradient winter incoming apparently.
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How are we not getting a storm out of this?
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Observation that I just made....anyone else notice a lack of acorns this year? I don't have a single one in my yard. I had mountains of them previously.
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My other comment is that I'm at such a busy point in my career/life that I don't have the energy to worry about what the weeklies show for week 4. Not enough space in head to worry about such things. Like Drago in Rocky 4: "If it snows, it snows. If it's overcast and 42. it's 42."
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My leaves appear to be giving up the fight today. Falling like snow on this light breeze.
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Thank you for your thoughts. Good luck with your outlook.
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I applaud you all who put in the time to develop a seasonal forecast. I'm of the opinion that we struggle to get day 5 right most of the time, so why try for day 55.
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Been awhile since we've had a good January right?
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Still been pretty cool to see around here that the bottom of the hill has a nice frost in the AM while at the top of the hill...nothing.
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Isn't November typically endless cloud cover, 50s and drizzle? Or am I thinking April?
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What do we need at our latitude for the lights to be visible to the eye?
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Getting in a couple rounds this weekend. Playing in a scramble tournament Saturday (with big cups; never done that). So getting in a practice round tomorrow.
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Glad to know that we can't forecast space weather either.
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I wish I new what that meant ^^^.
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It's always a good time to remind ourselves that ensembles should be favored beyond day 5. Large swings in model guidance are still likely. Meanwhile...the GEFS & EPS have been rather consistent for the offshore Sunday system. Passing harmlessly out by Bermuda. GEFS slightly more consistent.
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Looks like its closer to 53". Just noticed there are a series of missing years 1996-2002.
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Worcester for example averages 50.7" of snow (1990-2020) for DJF according to http://xmacis.rcc-acis.org/. The average maximum temperature observed DJF for same period is 61 F. So perhaps its dew point would be the bet. Or certainly favored.
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Probably a half decent bet....what will be higher during meteorological winter: the highest observed dew point or inches of snow received?
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Windier out there today than from Hurricane Wanda. Only direction we get wind from here is northwest.
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Naked swirl drifting across the north Atlantic has a name...but what landfalled on Nantucket and smoked parts of southeastern New England got nothing? (yes I know its the same system)
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Nice stretch of Stein to begin the month on the GFS. Yes please.
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I do. But they just seem to always take my money and never send any back. Yep. Have about 40 bags of wet leaves to fill.
