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Arctic Hounds Unleashed: Long Duration Late January/Early February Cold Snap


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Just now, Sey-Mour Snow said:

The cold this weekend has moderated for the past several runs on GFS. Run of the mill arctic cold snap with a bitter wind chill and 30-40mph winds. 

Yeah run of the mill? Extended below zero wind chills with snow and then drawn up from my basement a big dog. Of course your snow will all be melted by then right? 

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13 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Yeah run of the mill? Extended below zero wind chills with snow and then drawn up from my basement a big dog. Of course your snow will all be melted by then right? 

Probably down to 8” now. Melted just like your snow melted from the snow you didn’t get Sunday.  My post said run of the mill arctic cold snap which is what it will be if 850 temps of -18 verify like the 18z GFS has. The -30 the GFS had a few runs ago would be much higher impact and record breaking.  I also did say bitter wind chills with 30 to 40mph winds so not sure where the confusion is, we’ve had several shots of cold air recently this one will be much of the same with a bit more wind this time and hopefully some snow. 

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9 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Less cold this weekend helps because the snow has increased both pre and prior to it . Now that the low digs south it snows more, allows for the core cold to go west and we snow / ice next week with no suppression. 

I agree, hopefully we can also get that clipper Super Bowl night to trend north and a bit more amped. 

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