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If you want big amounts yes

weirdly i mostly agree, but I would say that by the time I'm seeing sunsets post 6pm I'm done.. i.e March 8th

plowable snow on the EURO.

anyway what's the next threat? is the feb 7th gone?

i enjoy pleasant weather, not in January or Feb.. by March I'm ready.

It's miserable if you like winter, can't really enjoy it.. I'm going to buy a snowmaker.. oh wait cant' even do that cause it wil be 50F

I can't believe I just read "enjoy the warm spell" on January 30th, disgusting.

yeap, 0Z should end the torture what a shit winter.

EPS for 1000 Alex!

fooking EURO, messing with my head.

Noyes is great, I remember he would do video's when big storms would come showing the different models, not sure if he still does that now.

yeap, in the end it scoots east with UK

looks like some changes also on the ukie with the NS but I only see to 54hr

yeah better than 18z for sure, gets precipitation up this way an improvement but not there yet.

ICON blows

pretty funny, I was reading the main feb thread and only saw 10 members, I was like crap, must have been a bad Euro. then kept reading and reading and was confused till..

i will enjoy it a little, but I prefer snow dec/jan/feb... march i can care less.

scrapper.. maybe the outer cape does ok

how exciting

eps not bad, at least for us eastern weenies.. tick tick

i joked around in the january thread that based on everyone's forecast we should have just closed the forum till february. lol unfortunately they migth be right..

In the U.S., prepare to shiver with below-normal winter temperatures from the Heartland westward to the Pacific and in the Desert Southwest, Pacific Southwest, and Hawaii but above normal winter temperatures elsewhere. The cold will continue through Valentine’s Day—providing the perfect excuse to stay indoors and snuggle! But be warned: Winter will not be over yet! For some parts of the country, frigid and frosty conditions will last well into spring, bringing little relief to the winter-weary. “This could feel like the never-ending winter, particularly in the Midwest and east to the Ohio Valley and Appalachians, where wintery weather will last well into March and even through the first days of spring,” says Almanac editor Janice Stillman.

it's not passive at all.. just poking at you for fun.. damm. sensitive folks around here.

we get all kinds of conflicting data on this.. has to be onshore or not..i guess i wonder how the west coast mets forecast if all their weather is affected by stuff offshore.. maybe I'm simplyfing things.. IDK. maybe that is it.. west coast mets have less to worry about? northern streams and southern streams.. interactions etc

sure, I just thought it was funny, mods can be weenies also. You are free to defend the honor of the mods, sorry for my interruption