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CAD_Wedge_NC

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  1. Drive around town and look to see who's packing up and moving out. That will most likely be your winner. Most lottery winners end up moving due to the risks of staying at their current residence.
  2. Sorry to hear that man..... hope you do make it back down here.
  3. I see your signature says Wisconsin? Are you back here for the winter?
  4. Very good outlook and "spot on" with what we should expect. Looks like it will be a good winter for both our regions.
  5. I am already grey and old ...... but I have had the fortune of seeing several 12 inch+ snowstorms, thunder-snow, snow on Christmas Day and blizzard conditions with single-digit temps. Guess looking back at it, I have bagged my white buffalo. Maybe I will live long enough to see history repeat itself. I hope it happens this winter.
  6. Got down to 32 degrees this morning. First freeze was right on schedule. I would have never guessed it, looking back at on the last few weeks of warmth.
  7. Whoa, wait a minute. Robert is a legend on this board and many of us still value his thoughts. I take offence to anyone who puts him down. If you knew his story, you would never have said those ugly words.
  8. That's hurricane force winds over my backyard. That can't happen .... can it?
  9. Relax folks .... sure, this is not normal, but we are going to benefit from this later. As was mentioned before, snow-pack is building nicely in the source region of NW Canada. That is a good thing for us. Besides, cold in October is a waste anyway. Give the pattern time to evolve. We will reap the rewards in time. By December, this will be a distant memory.
  10. Agreed, I don't put as much weight into it as I once did.
  11. My father had the best peach and pear season that he has had in the past 20 years. I can confirm the bumper fruit crop. Got a good feeling about this winter, if we can get a little El-Nino action started.
  12. Mowed my wet yard yesterday too. I can attest to the clumps of cut grass everywhere. Got finished just before it rained again. Weeds have over-taken my garden. It's been too wet to get out in it and weed. Maybe the drier weather this week will allow me to get some work done in it.
  13. Oh heck yeah, I would rather have snow TV at 35 degrees than rain at 33 anytime. However, I don't think that's what the map is implying.... That being said, it doesn't reflect the current projected winter pattern in any way. That looks more like a global-warming version of a cold neutral.
  14. Well said.... I don't believe the science is settled. Oh, I understand the CO2 science very well, I just don't believe that it is the only game in town. To exclude other forcing is not smart.
  15. This is a critical time for tracking ice levels. What are they changing/replacing/adjusting? If the data comes in grossly different after the so-called "maintenance", there will be a lot of skeptical folks out there.
  16. 2013 was a good summer for the arctic sea ice. Lets hope the pattern up there this melt season will be similar.
  17. I have always wanted to witness a year without a summer. However, sorry to say, we can't avoid the inevitable heat that's coming.
  18. This is not looking good...... Enhanced Risk over MBY.
  19. Well, that pretty much sums it up.... glad we got that out of the way before we wasted a week tracking this one.
  20. Take a look at the 0z run. That NW trend sure happened quick. Probably will be a lakes cutter by verification time.
  21. It's a long-shot, but it's about all we have at the moment. Guess we will be rooting for the NW trend...
  22. Well, not exactly..... If the AO and NAO do fall to the levels indicated by modeling, it could set up a pattern that's cold from coast to coast. Not often, but it can happen. That would favor storms that enter southern California and exit the east coast of GA. Also, there are indicators that show this -NAO might be more west-based.
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