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weathafella

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  1. Can you link me to some scientific references on this? TYIA
  2. Been pretty stormy for this winter so far.
  3. No I can’t entirely agree. Draw the ridge on the pacific side and move it 500 miles further east. The Atlantic would respond. without that we need blocking in the Atlantic.
  4. EPS longer range in the pacific has improved but that se ridge is strong so no doubt we have a high cutter risk. Atlantic blocking is what we’re begging for at this time.
  5. Find where I said above normal snow for January. I did say normal snow and above normal temperatures.
  6. Correct. Sales department misinterpreted the posts.
  7. Boxing Day actually produced a good snow event in eastern areas but overall it was mild into mid January
  8. Horrific...no. Subpar....yes. Horrific is 2011-12. Warm and dry. Subpar is different. In some ways it reminds me of 2004-05....January was lost for 2 weeks followed by a rapid turn around to deep winter for 6 weeks. But even in the 2 weeks of drek...we got a decent snow event.
  9. I’m calling January +1-+2 non BOS stations in SNE with normal snow amounts SNE, above normal NNE
  10. The -PNA represents eastern WPO and western EPO. A small amount of Atlantic blocking could bring some amazing snows.
  11. First third looks pretty mild. Hopefully we turn around thereafter.
  12. Ensembles look ok beginning around 1/6 week
  13. I see sub normal week of 1/13 and week of 1/20. Above normal week of 1/6 and 1/27.
  14. Finally seeing this Don. Excellent work! It matches my thoughts as well. Thank you for taking the time to put this out!
  15. Good luck. It will have to be a pretty quiet rest of the month to be that low but it certainly can happen. Obviously I hope you’re wrong but I respect the methodology.
  16. Raindance, regarding the Boston correlation, seasonal total now 7.1 on 12/3.
  17. In implying that their numbers don’t even remotely match the surrounding close by stations after allowing for normal differences. I don’t know how they measure but i do know that the NWS knows of this issue but probably have their hands tied so to speak.
  18. Climate records for a major city are important.
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