Bubbler86

I think I knew the great pattern (debacle) of Feb 2024 was doomed when news channels kept talking about firehose weather patterns in Cali.

The very blade that was used by the previous year's winner.

Maybe set up a booth at the Pillow Carnival?

He has to keep winning otherwise he will need to come up with the $$$ to buy the award to hand off to someone else.

Many have already cancelled next winter. Gives me a chuckle.

The Iirony is all the talk of us being in the best pattern since <insert date here> starting now and instead we are going into a spring pattern. Long Range Weather forecasting is the pits sometimes.

DT punting. 22 here this AM. 8 below the HRRR and 5 above the RGEM.

Rgem low of 12 coming up?

Rgem never backs down. LOL. But I am punting on all of the LSV staying 30 and above like the HRRR forecast.

Imagine the climate change crew that year! Everyone has to move to the equator.

You guys got Albedoman'ed

If you sit down and watch 10 random movies, 5-6 of them probably have Samuel L Jackson in them.

NWS's take on dealing with the lack of many models efficiently handling good radiational cooling nights like the next 2. .SHORT TERM /6 PM THIS EVENING THROUGH 6 PM TUESDAY/... High pressure centered over the Leatherstocking region of New York state tonight with a ridge extending south into the CWA will bring clear skies and light wind. This will result in efficient radiational cooling tonight. Will continue to blend lower percentile NBM temps for lows Tuesday morning (teens to low 20s which are a few to several deg F below normal).

And 21 is way under other modeling that I looked at. I think HRRR was near 30.

Recent history of nights similar to tonight, with high pressure overhead or to our north, suggests the temps will not fall as low as this but will be lower than all the other suites.

RGEM is 10 or more degrees cooler than all guidance i looked at for tonight.

22 this Am.

The last 2 seasons have really sent that message home. Only 1 of the last 6 months of met winter below normal and it was a soft BN.

I can't, it is outside our boundaries but yes, I wondered about 1932 as well. The MA LR thread was probably unreadable that year!

It is likely that MDT has hit their low temp for the season which would tie it for the second warmest low in their record keeping history. This is seasonal not yearly. 3 of the top 4 have happened in the last 5 years.

We have a windchill in the mid 20's right now with the windows sustained over 20 and gusting into the 30's.

Brutal out despite it being in the upper 30's. Wind, wind, wind.

Drought Cancel!

15 this Am.

Might be warm enough to get a trim in next week.