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Ralph Wiggum

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  1. Clippers really are a thing of lore....our possible light clipper event Tuesday...shredded to oblivion. One of these years we'll see one again. Really....I feel like we used to get 2 or 3 of them like clockwork every year almost. Storm, cold front, reinforcing shot via a clipper.
  2. Oh. And Merry Christmas to my Southern neighbors and friends that celebrate!
  3. Pretty much right on track....Jan 8ish is the transition. Have a strong suspicion based on teleconnection analogs that we are going to be busy mid Jan onward. Sticking to my theme for this year....patience and backloaded. See absolutely zero reason to have doubt wrt that attm.
  4. Think the Chessy will produce any bay-effect-streamers? I know we've seen them in the last, just curious. Wind trajectory might not be right?
  5. I wonder if Delaware Bay or the Chessy will produce the rare bay-effect-snow streamers that we see with these polar blasts every once in a while?
  6. Thanks Ovi ! Won me some Christmas $$ on draftkings...anytime goal scorer
  7. In all seriousness wouldn't be surprised to eek out a c-2" type as these clippers tend to juice up as we get closer. That is, of course, if the models don't lose it in the next couple of days.
  8. Yep, following this wave we r shutting the blinds until sometime in January probably after the 10th. But you know how things go in a Nina....LR can flip on a dime and go either direction. Eta: you're lucky to just get the noise from your windows. Several of mine on the West facing are showing their age as the curtains move when the wind gusts. Drafty asf. Damn old farmhouses. But it's character they said. You'll feel cozy they said. They don't build em like they used to, they said.
  9. 18z NAM at range. Trends and friends folks.....trends and friends
  10. This is totally normal La Nina stuff though. Cold/dry warmup/wet. Early season epic pattern, late season HL blocking and convoluted flow, mid season 'thaw'. And when it is dry things are progressive and shredded under our region. Been saying forever it seems...be patient. Ninas are predictably backloaded. Still think we get a 10"+ storm here and exceed seasonal avg. That's was my outlook in that thread and not going to change it now. If it hits the waning days of Feb and we have yet to get anything and the lr outlook is closed blinds sorta thing then I will throw in the towel. Until then I see no reason. Get ready to track our snow showers on 12/27. Could be our biggest of the season so buckle up
  11. Euro crushes SE PA on Tuesday! We may double Seasonal totals. And it's only December. Damn!
  12. .25" total. Woo-hoo on the board. Hopefully we can double that before 2024
  13. I thought roads would be worse but I'm headed out to get my traditional Whopper in your honor for every time it snows.
  14. Bought my snowblower for the big Jan storm in 2016. Used it 1 time since. ONE! Yes, warning type systems are a thing of the past here. Very few and far between.
  15. 30F and sun is out here. Sun angle already melting the little accumulation we had
  16. Should see some snow showers next week as the clipper passes by and gets shredded to our South
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