Great Snow 1717
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Don't forget the sunscreen...
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A December to Remember....
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A nice September morning today....
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no, not needed at all..
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Sorry it's the holiday season and I am besieged with requests for memes from people on other forums..
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Snow maps: Actual:
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That will only happen if an entirely different approach is taken when it comes to developing a new weather model.
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The understatement of the year!
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FYP
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no and no...
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That happened but at least they usually reinforced the cold air. And at times it led to storms developing along the front along the Atlantic seaboard.
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They were great for providing reinforcing shots of cold air and at times some decent snow. I think one of the reasons for the disappearance of them is the tendency for storms to hit the pacific NW.
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Unsolved Mysteries should do a show on the disappearance of the Alberta Clipper!
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Early American Winters Volumes 1 & 2...must reads for any weather enthusiast.
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Thanks for the reply. If you are looking for a Christmas gift for yourself, I suggest buying So Cold a Sky...it is a great book!! https://www.amazon.com/Cold-Upper-Michigan-Weather-Stories/dp/097781890X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=
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There is a million times better chance of the Jets winning 10 consecutive Super Bowls than 1917-1918 being replaced as the coldest winter......that record is safe
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When did you first begin to notice that?
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Don, thank you!
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Yes, very likely the same storm.
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Don, which site did you use to generate the charts?
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Here in NE Mass there wasn't a lot of snow after early March 2015. It did remain cold into early April. I moved into my home mid December 93. The first snowstorm occurred a few days after Christmas. Prior to that there were several coastal storms but it was too warm for snow BUT it was a good sign that there were coastal storms.
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for the winter of 14-15 there was little winter weather until a historic pattern set up in late January. That pattern is likely a once every 300-400 year pattern.
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Even in the mountains in New England there has been a change.
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Using analog years is one of the main reasons why so many winter forecasts fail.
