Great Snow 1717

Same for my lawn..

Well written!!!

back in the day mets often said storms like to travel along the dividing line between cold and warm air. They would often speak of where the snowpack was to determine a possible storm track.

Agree....plus tree removal cost have gone up significantly

I've been saying the same since November. Lawns look like it's April/May.

My 1st guess was if Fenway had an airport...then I looked up the code and it is for Jefferson Municipal Airport in Missouri...

The "wise ones" should seek out group discounts ...

actually 22 million lol.....completely clueless run team..

Cheer up, chaim bloom signed the 38 year old justin turner to a 2 year contract...

So true!!!

Perhaps it's time for Nova Scotia to begin sending Vancouver a Christmas tree...

December has been the equivalent to this...

A strong late entry for the post of the year award!!!

All aboard!!!...

Walt, Thanks for the reply!

Agree

So are you saying that I can tell the people who are still waiting for the December Train to arrive to go home???

Perhaps a rival to the 1940 Armistice Day Blizzard

Agree

A candidate for post of the thread!

Exactly!

"Pattern" is one of the most use meteorological terms, it is impossible to ban it from the lexicon

Back in the day the setup for late Thursday/Friday would often lead to a secondary low developing along the eastern seaboard. That seems to be happening with less frequency than in the past. Can you offer up some reasons as to why that is happening less often? Thank you.

Incorrect, back in the day meteorologists focused far more on pattern recognition than the models. Leading into the winter season it was common for on air(TV and radio) mets to mention the weather patterns of the fall leading into the winter months. A key for them was where the main storm track(s) had set up since late summer. Also we know that certain patterns are more likely to be associated with different types of weather. For example a pattern that features a trough in the west usually isn't all that good for winter weather prospects in the east

Alpha Zero plays such remarkable high level chess that even grandmasters admit that humans would not be able to "find" some of Alpha Zero's moves.