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mitchnick

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  1. I feel like a new man knowing the Srefs are getting on-board. Giddy up!
  2. I like the Eps better. Decently below freezing 850's and a swath of snow seemingly headed right for us.
  3. Hey, I'm nearly right smack in the middle of the lighter square in south central PA/MD border to the SW of #46. I'll take it.
  4. It's been bullish for Tuesday almost from the start. We'll know in a few days if it should be belived in the future.
  5. I knew I had seen the surface maps showing surface Highs moving off the coast to our east and NE. I found it. Looks like we may hve to get used to it for the winter if the Euro seasonal is correct. The link below is for the period of Dec-Feb. If you scroll forward to J-M, it's even stronger. As long as we get better cold into the area, we should still have our shots at snow. Next week's problem is only being 3-4 degrees too warm, which is more a function of the early season. https://charts.ecmwf.int/products/seasonal_system5_standard_mslp?area=NAME&base_time=202511010000&stats=ensm&valid_time=202512020000
  6. I'm interested is seeing whether the Euro's snowy start to the run will continue to the end as it often seems to do.
  7. Your head should be in good shape then!
  8. Yesterday's PV forecast has it impotent thru early January again.
  9. I'm having some serious doubts for mby. I need a cooling trend to start if not today, definitely by tomorrow.
  10. Seems a wee bit aggressive for so early in the season in light of the se'ly flow.
  11. I mistakenly loaded the Euro AI totals for the 360hr run, so I deleted it. Here are the 0z and 6z for just Tuesday.
  12. Just gunna' post this! Certainly, best case.
  13. Climo is always a viable option forecast at 4-5 days. It may be right, but it may be wrong. It's too early on this one. I will say that I'd love to see this a hit along the lines of the Euro 12z because I'm a firm believer that the first threat event gives a strong hint at the winter's seasonal pattern.
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