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mitchnick

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  1. I thought it was obvious with all his bashing of X posters using it as an analog.
  2. 1995 on that list ought to get Snowman boiling mad!
  3. N Atlantic must be blocked up with everything pushing SW. https://www.star.nesdis.noaa.gov/GOES/sector_band.php?sat=G16&sector=ne&band=GEOCOLOR&length=24
  4. I've never done any ACE research, but does a 1 or 2 storm skewing high make a difference than a lot of smaller/moderate storms, if you know?
  5. Enjoying the cool morning with open door in the sunroom. Can't get any better than this for an August 13th.
  6. After the pathetic showing by the Yankees with the worst team in baseball, I can understand your despair. But we don't know everything and even lousy pattern can yield snow. P.s. I'm not rubbing in the Yankees loss...I'm a Yankees fan too!
  7. My concern is with temps. A pattern acting like a moderate Niña but without the cooler equatorial surface temps typical of a moderate Niña Oni-wise, may not give us the result we expect/want in a Roni moderate Niña. That is why I said that I prefer they couple. I haven't bothered to look to see if there's a different result when they are not coupled, but my hunch is that there may be. Plus, the law of "what can go wrong, will."
  8. I was all in on the near super Niña the Cansips was advertising in the Spring to hopefully negate some of the heat in the western Pacific, but then everything started stepping back from that, except for the Euro that never bought into it. I agree that a moderate Niña, at least, would likely result in a better winter for most on the east coast. Unfortunately, the Ventrice 850 wind anomaly plot is the GFS, and it's hard to have a lot of faith in the GFS...ever. Time will tell, but even if that 2 week prog turns out pretty good, and I hope it does, we need to maintain those 850 anomalies for months to come if we want to reach a legit tri-monthly moderate Niña. I'd feel a whole lot better if the Euro was on board because this month's update was not too encouraging for a moderate Niña. Additionally, I feel we need the ONI and RONI to couple better if we want a moderate Niña to deliver this winter.
  9. I think Michsnowfreak will be putting all of us in tears this year. AN precip is a near guarantee for him with BN temps a better than even bet. Hopefully, I can scratch out at least 20", which would only be 2/3 of average. 20/21 was the last year time at or AN here.
  10. She asked about the Atlantic, and that's what he responded to and that which my comment was directed. Warm water off Japan this winter is likely a given unless tropical systems were to go on steroids.
  11. Meh, Ben Noll....what a hypster. Yes Ana, it's boiling hot at +1-1.2C. Look at the graph.
  12. Another .2" since my oast report of 3.5", so 3.7" since yesterday morning plus the 3.5" from Wednesday. 7.2" for the week is the most I've had here since purchase in 9/19.
  13. Drove up to East Berlin and back west to Rt. 94, crossing the Conewago River a couple of times. It was way up as expected and I'll be surprised if it doesn't go over some of the bridges at the crest.
  14. Stopped for now. Only an additional inch to my 2.5". I don't buy it. I think the wind skewed the collection, but that's just my hunch.
  15. Just got brighter, but still pouring. Dry slot just to my west. Yay!
  16. I didn't dump my gauge this morning when it was ar 2.5". It only goes to 6", and I'm not sure if it holds all of this.
  17. And one of yesterday's runs of the Euro gave you next to nothing.
  18. I dodge that bullet, but now have my eye on the line further south. Meanwhile, it continues to pour.
  19. Moved to me west. But tornado in DC proper associated with the southern end of the same line.
  20. https://forecast.weather.gov/wwamap/wwatxtget.php?cwa=CTP&wwa=tornado warning
  21. Tornado warning just to my ssw in Carrol County, MD. I think it heads just to my west.
  22. Funny. Models are always too far east or south with east coast storms on the long and medium range (even into the short range sometimes), especially in Niñas. Happens year round, but we usually only notice it in the winter.
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