Great Snow 1717

...but you said the GFS looked great...

....there are signs everywhere..

...a pattern change that lasts for 7-10 days and then reverts back to the previous pattern isn't a real pattern change. A pattern change in my book needs to have some staying power. Three weeks at a minimum.

I will acknowledge a pattern change when there is a pattern change that lasts for at least 3 weeks..

a joke of a story??...

......face it climate change is taking place...

point out where the article is incorrect...

C'mon man they were all in on Othani and Yamamoto...

The joys of futurecast!!..

..all things found in a dumpster!

A Record-Breaking Warm, Snowless Winter Confounds Midwesterners – DNyuz

Agree, it's going to take some major changes to turn that into something that is a lot better.

I did that last week after the storm. A lot of green lawns in Methuen.

Incorrect!!..he said that last December lol

That is high for NE MA....we've had a patchy coating so far..lasted for about 3 hours...lol

You must get the alternate ending version(s) of the models...

Some individuals are going down with the boat known as "WINTER 23-24"

Numerous records for warmth/heat have been broken all across Canada the last several years....

Who is claiming to be a genius???...I simply pointed out what has been taking place in the northern hemisphere.

I agree, for some individuals it is an attempt to feed their ego. The same thing happens with the baseball stat geeks who think the answer(s) is in the numbers rather than with proper in person evaluation of players. .....and yes often times the simplest explanations are the best.. as the old saying goes, paralysis by analysis certainly applies to some people here who over analyze everything.....information overload is never a good thing.

Pattern recognition is NOT a lucky guess. It is recognizing a pattern(s) and understanding the impacts the pattern(s) may have or may not have. The patterns the last several years have produced record warmth all over the northern hemisphere. Warmth can and has impacted snowfall. ..and that is not debatable. Many places in the northern hemisphere are experiencing their warmest year on record. It only stood to reason that if the warmth continued into late fall and winter that it would have an impact on snowfall....deductive reasoning is NOT a "lucky guess"... So far this past fall and early winter there has been a continuation of the record warmth across the northern hemisphere. And that has led to well below normal snowfall. At this point there needs to be a significant shift in the pattern to prevent the winter of 23-24 from being a complete dud.

.....take a look at the pattern...........

..they have been in my neighborhood for years...