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Is we back? February discussion thread


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2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Probably similar pack. Deep is over 20”. And now we all melt and sublimate.

How does that look…that’s 4:00 pm facing south you bastards! Cuz I knew you’d ask,  so I took a picture…does that look like it’s melting you clowns???   

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1 minute ago, CoastalWx said:

Lots of disagreement there. Hopefully something between the 5th-8th.

With zero melting another 6 to 12 Thursday Friday then that huge potential for a NJ subsume SSS we could easily approach 2011 depths of the Epicosity run I promised you back in November 

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2 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

With zero melting another 6 to 12 Thursday Friday then that huge potential for a NJ subsume SSS we could easily approach 2011 depths of the Epicosity run I promised you back in November 

Oh…they keep trying to tell us it’s melting???  These clowns!  

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8 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Honestly…I’m not exaggerating…we’ve lost nothing here! The snow is still powdery on top lol.  As crazy as that sounds…and I admit it, but that’s the truth.  It’s 5 egress here now. Crazy cold. 

Same everywhere he is pushing your buttons 

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20 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Honestly…I’m not exaggerating…we’ve lost nothing here! The snow is still powdery on top lol.  As crazy as that sounds…and I admit it, but that’s the truth.  It’s 5 egress here now. Crazy cold. 

Yes I saw snow blowing off the roof 

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A very enticing setup possible around mid-month (h/t to psuhoffman in the mid-Atlantic forum). We've got a classic west-based -NAO but also a -PNA and trough over much of the Rockies and Plains, which can keep things from getting too suppressed and possibly bring a big one up the coast. I'd keep a close eye on this window.

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24 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

I have a yardstick tracking snow depth. It’s gone from 15.5 to 12”. But my driveway and sidewalk are still far from melting. I don’t understand the argument over this. We had a tremendous event. We know snow settles and sublimates no matter what. Enjoy what we have while we have it. 

Wolfie is arguing not me

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25 minutes ago, Fozz said:

A very enticing setup possible around mid-month (h/t to psuhoffman in the mid-Atlantic forum). We've got a classic west-based -NAO but also a -PNA and trough over much of the Rockies and Plains, which can keep things from getting too suppressed and possibly bring a big one up the coast. I'd keep a close eye on this window.

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The concern there is the gradient between the NAO block and the se height bump via RNA....I think I'd prefer to play it safe and just do overruning rather than try for a coastal in that setup.

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This cold has already and will continue to set up some impressive river ice.
Maybe come March we can get some jamming and flooding on the Connecticut to rival 1936.

Not that I really want that. It’s just a fascinating phenomena. 1936 took out dozens of bridges and I believe it was worse flooding than the 1938 hurricane. 
 

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24 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

This cold has already and will continue to set up some impressive river ice.
Maybe come March we can get some jamming and flooding on the Connecticut to rival 1936.

Not that I really want that. It’s just a fascinating phenomena. 1936 took out dozens of bridges and I believe it was worse flooding than the 1938 hurricane. 
 

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29 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

This cold has already and will continue to set up some impressive river ice.
Maybe come March we can get some jamming and flooding on the Connecticut to rival 1936.

Not that I really want that. It’s just a fascinating phenomena. 1936 took out dozens of bridges and I believe it was worse flooding than the 1938 hurricane. 
 

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