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Midwest and Northern New England. Mean still looks good though for here. Plenty cold on the Weeklies too. Judging by the 5 day increments on the Control, couple storms cut and some don't materialize until well off the coast.

We need snow, man. And some horse tranquilizer

Bermuda shorts season is upon us?

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Unfortunately, it was not in the forum, but the severe storm I drove through in Arkansas on the way to Texas was wicked. Never seen rain reduce visibility under 100 feet before. I was doing 40 in a 75 along with many others. Lightning strikes constant and some pea sized hail. Parked at a rest stop after we exited the cell and looked at radar. Sure enough, 65 dBZ over the highway basically not moving. Pure pulse severe, but with tropical like PWAT's, it was intense as I've seen. The southeast is something.

I still can’t believe our offensive line was that bad [emoji17]

I fly in the 18th, so I feel your pain. .

It’s tough to not like what is being advertised with respect to the long wave pattern. The models are going to be a little bouncy during the next week with the transition taking place, but expect them to settle more beginning next weekend. There are no shortage of s/w’s moving through the PAC and onshore the CONUS. After we establish a better thermal regime across the central and eastern US, it’s going to come down to just timing everything out and seeing if we can get phasing to occur. I wouldn’t rule out a northern stream digger as well. PNA is going to push positive and the wave amplitude could be pretty significant at times. PSU brought up 2010 and 2013 as examples, and agree that’s a way we can score in upcoming pattern. I think we see a min of 6 viable changes rest of winter with probably a couple near misses thrown in with Miller B’s. Southern stream ripe and will not stop. It’s just nice to seeing a PAC transition to a more favorable east coast setup in the long term. This past system for y’all was a major slap in the face. .

One of the best practices to utilize in forecasting is always trusting a models thermals after truncation /s All jokes aside, it's certainly pegging to be an active period upcoming for the east coast beginning Jan 18th onward.

Blown away. I hope I can have 1/3 of the experience you’ve had in traveling. Switzerland is a beautiful country. They really take care of their land. .

Amazing! Thanks for sharing. I def want to explore the Alps at some point in my lifetime. My wife wants to as well. Someday it’ll happen! .

25-30:1 in those areas are common. It's epic skiing weather right there.

The Italian Alps are no joke. Might actually be the greatest snow spot on Earth. I have a friend stationed in Ramstein, Germany as a Weather Officer. He frequents the Alps and he said the snow they get there is astonishing. Pure powder too. They've had 500" winters out that way. Spectacular and a place I would love to visit one day.

That was really well done. I'm pretty sure I've read a few Robert Francis poems in my time. Name sounds familiar

I swung and missed a bunch of illusions when I was playing baseball

This is what you want to see for the east coast. A slightly greater amplitude into 8 and 1 before a crash is preferred, but you have to take what you get at this point. There are some positive signs in the long term starting to show their hands. Of course, still a few weeks away (Isn't it always?), but the trends recently are becoming more favorable. SOI tanking is my favorite. That, I believe, has been a major bugaboo in what has transpired. The PAC drivers had to shift or else this winter was doomed and there was no two way around it. The fact we are seeing incremental change is a step in the right direction. We need Canada and areas to our north to gain a snow pack, or lay down some fresh snow so we can mitigate any moderation as cold traverses into the lower latitudes. Boundary line into southern VA would be most preferred. I think that's what the LR progs are indicating.

This is something that a lot of Caps fans (Particularly new fans) need to realize. It's a marathon, not a sprint. Idk if you remember how horrendous we were in February last year, but we were actually pathetic to watch. Look what happened later...lol. It's all about finding your stride heading toward the playoffs. Get the crap play out of the way now and get hot in February and March. Pens are a good hockey team. They will always be in it. I never once thought they'd miss the playoffs this year. Should lead to entertaining hockey down the stretch. Btw, really sucks being the only hockey fan out here. I had someone ask me who the Capitals were when I had my jacket on the other day.....

I've been on the bus for a while, but I've been reading a book in the back while I wait for January 15-20 period to show itself.

I know you aren't new here lol. I'll be sweating from 1800 miles away. I'm at work, but the game is covered here. I'll be watching intermittently.

You better invite me over for pizza and stuffed mushrooms when I visit. I'll bring the chateau

I'm working right now without pay. Woot Granted, we'll get paid eventually, but meh

Their coffee is okay. I know some people that probably have half hemoglobin and half Dunkin coffee in their blood. It's crazy lol

I limit mine since I'm diabetic, but I understand the love man. They are killer. The apple fritters are pretty good too. Dunkin get's overlooked on their donuts. Some places aren't as good within the franchise, but I always knew which Dunkin's to make my pit stops. When I lived in Hagerstown, there was one right off I-81 near Maugensville where I lived. Everything was so good because I'm sure all the truckers in there would have a fit if they weren't lol

Dunkin's chocolate covered custard donuts are some of my favorite anywhere. I don't eat them very often (Maybe once a year), but man are they good. Usually get them when I go out for a snow drive with a cup of coffee

I've been barking this for a while now. Pretty sure Isotherm was saying this was the case in his Seasonal Outlook too in November. In fact, I think his forecast has been pretty good so far. I hope it comes to fruition since I'll be in town by then