weathafella
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I've kind of turned my attention to California. Wow! Many feet in the high country on top of well above normal so far. Water ftw.
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Long shot unless you’re spitting distance from the MA border it seems.
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Pretty good consensus now on decent snow burst down to about the pike particularly northern MA northward.
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Neither is Boston and south Weymouth…
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They've been due for a long time. But think about this: Mammoth Mountain averages >300 inches/year. I read that last year (2021-22) they got 341.
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9.0 is the 1936-37 record. Too early to consider it now though with 10 weeks left.
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2011-12. Then BOS got 0.3 and a futility tie was off the table. BOS was in the running 2006-07 but March produced enough to kill that idea. At least that event was legit vs 2011-12.
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Absolute zero or bust!
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I hate kelvin simply because a 2 degree anomaly is really minuscule vs Celsius.
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They wouldn’t need a historic event to pull that off.
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Better than this year but subnormal with a horrible January.
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Wasn’t Ray’s post strictly replying to equatorial SSTS in the ENSO region?
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This is how we did 2012-13——a warm but rather snowy winter backloaded.
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I like it knowing I’m in the minority.
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My favorite Georgism is his reference to Miller A storms as Miller assholes.
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That can be serviceable here with the deep Aleutian trof and a bit of a split flow. We’ll see but I’m not too concerned about d16 at this point.
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I’m scheduled to go to Worcester Friday AM. May be too much of a pita…
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One would think that NAO increased your temperatures being closer to the nao ridge but rna negated suppression so you had the best of all worlds. Not too cold and plenty of snow.
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Well he was right to have concerns a month ago and I never thought he was trolling.
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@Allsnow What’s wrong with a dateline ridge? It served us well 2007-08 despite a rather positive NAO/AO.
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Tblizz is age 26 going in 84.
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Final big 4 numbers for SNE: BOS: +1.6 BDL: +1.4 PVD: +0.1 ORH: +3.7 The volatility made it seem a lot warmer I think.
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So it shouldn’t be mentioned?
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Eps is epic long range
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We had the greatest pattern ever and struck out. It's kind of ironic that we're getting guidance giving us some snow in at best a transitional pattern from dogshit. Of course the calendar helps but the point is you never know....and nothing has happened yet.
