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Yeah, I'm sure we all expected this to last all yr right? It's a puddle of warmth in an Ocean of Cold so don't jump just yet, my Lord! It can also snow up here in the Northeast when were 1-2 degrees AN so please stop the whining. Oh I forgot, LE season will be over soon, NOT for us, so perhaps the blip of warmth for 2-3 days may warm Erie up a bit, lol!

 

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Long range is obviously a crap shoot..

But we don't wanna lose out on all of december lol

Looking farther ahead, evidence is mounting in the extended range
guidance that the cold pattern we have been in most of the time the
past 6 weeks may be breaking down. A strong negative height anomaly
will develop over the western Aleutians, supporting the
strengthening and eastward extension of the East Asian Jet. This
change in the Pacific is likely being driven, at least partially, by
the Madden Julian Oscillation (MJO), which is forecast to orbit from
phase 2 to phase 4 on the Wheeler phase/space plot. The pattern
change over the North Pacific will de-amplify the pattern across
North America, with westerly zonal flow allowing mild Pacific air to
flood east across the nation by around December 11-12. At the same
time, changes in blocking at high latitudes will force the true cold
air to retreat all the way northward into the Canadian Archipelago
and to the Asian side of the North Pole. These pattern changes may
bring an extended period of warmer than normal temperatures through
the middle of December.
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On a positive note, we should all at least see some accumulation on wed/thurs..

 

Wednesday
Snow showers likely, mainly after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 32. Chance of precipitation is 70%.
Wednesday Night
Snow showers. Low around 27. Chance of precipitation is 80%.
Thursday
Snow showers likely. Cloudy, with a high near 34. Chance of precipitation is 60%.
Thursday Night
Snow showers likely. Cloudy, with a low around 27. Chance of precipitation is 70%.

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53 minutes ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Yeah, I'm sure we all expected this to last all yr right? It's a puddle of warmth in an Ocean of Cold so don't jump just yet, my Lord! It can also snow up here in the Northeast when were 1-2 degrees AN so please stop the whining. Oh I forgot, LE season will be over soon, NOT for us, so perhaps the blip of warmth for 2-3 days may warm Erie up a bit, lol!

 

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My apologies if I came across as whining. We are allowed to be disappointed and discuss what December is looking like.

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End of an era for me as i finally dumped WB Lol

Went with freaks recommendation, weather models.com

Half the price with more models/runs :whistle:

Just testing out the Ukmet GIF 

Not often we know what this model shows, usually top 2/3 in 500 mb  verification.. 

Doesn't look so bad NE of the lake , for a higher rez model..

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3 hours ago, CNY-LES FREAK said:

Ppl on this forum take shit way too personal, seriously. That post I made was NOT directed at anyone. I post what I'm thinking for myself, not to offend anyone, seriously though.



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Chill out. Your temperament is all over the place. The only whining is coming from you. Let's enjoy talking weather with each other...Ok?

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