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11 hours ago, ineedsnow said:

I still think we can pull off one more good storm here mid to late month.. hoping for a cool wet summer here 

Do you operate a moss farm?

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9 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

More snow in November than December, Feb, and March combined here

Think about this....I have 30" on the season and 19" of it fell on January 7. The rest of the winter I have 11".....which would be far and away my futility record.

My next largest event is 3.5" on January 17th.

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2 hours ago, dendrite said:

Nice bright banding over tamarack right now and sinking south. Maybe he can flip for a bit.

Mid 30s here.  Might've seen catpaws during the heaviest if I'd been awake and in the pickup.  1.36" 7P-7A plus an inch or more as pack went from 6" to 3".  Sandy River may get above flood stage but probably not even half the 42,700 cfs reached last December.
 

I remember when our seasonal snowfall used to correlate with the amount of precipitation we got. 

Worked just fine here in January, nasomuch in Dec and not at all this month.

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Think about this....I have 30" on the season and 19" of it fell on January 7. The rest of the winter I have 11".....which would be far and away my futility record.

My next largest event is 3.5" on January 17th.

Welcome to the Weymouth club.

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Unfortunately ... this season is likely to be a forced trough E of ~ Michigan longitude ... due to the enormous counter-balancing requirement when there is CC super-imposing over the orographic-induced N/A western ridge tendency. 

Those two will be in a constructive interference, a feed back which keeps our heights sagged here... This was last year and the year before ...and an apparent repeating theme going back summers. 

We'll be above normal because the lows are sultry mild ...but too many days are likely to be convective bubble offs by 11:30 am with DP of 77 under highs that can't get passed 84.

I see it as less likely we get a "hot and dry" base-line tendency.  It may actually be harder to get a heat wave officiated in the steam over the stove.  But of course ...not impossible.

It's probably why - as others have noticed ... - our hottest time typically occurs with an early western N/A heat expulsion in late May through June ...before the above takes over and we theta-e drowned.

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