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WxWatcher007

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  1. Thaws are normal as you know so on one hand I'd rather have this now than peak climo in a few weeks. But that also means we have to produce during that time. I'm still cautiously optimistic, but keeping up with climo once you're behind (which a lot of people are) is an uphill battle. Especially this decade. I do like seeing continued activity on the models. Tbh, I've been more checked out here in CT lol.
  2. Ha, I was just going to post that it’s terrible being reminded of the pain of temp watching. Good luck up there. 33.7° here.
  3. I was in DC so I don’t know the CT experience. We had all time collapses three weekends in a row in DC but the season turned around somewhat starting with an epic Arctic front 2/14/15. I’d rather someone see a historic stretch than no one.
  4. Funny thing is people in this region would whine incessantly about the Mid-Atlantic and south getting smoked. 100%. LBSW and such.
  5. That's pretty bullish. As cautiously optimistic as I am I think we finish 75-85% of normal. And that's still less than I thought in December.
  6. Yup. Love that kind of cold. Seriously, I've probably had as many sub zero days up there in Dec and early January than I have probably witnessed in my adult life down here near HFD. Areas off Ontario have absolutely cooked with that last epic LES event. Like 120+ on the season kind of cooked. Those numbers still seem low. I'm at 9.5 near HFD and well above that 47" up near SLK.
  7. Yeah. When breathing causes ice to form on your face almost instantaneously, it’s damn cold.
  8. Looks like once you get to -38 you get to rarified air. Or at least days of yore. There are a significant number of -40 lows in the olden days.
  9. Need a good Montreal Express like Feb ‘23. SLK got to -33.
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