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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. That was my thought back in November, but having my doubts....we'll see.
  2. I think March is the best shot at having something creep up the coast free of N stream Pass Interference penalties.
  3. Good luck not having the northern stream play any role whatsoever-
  4. I think the EURO AI performed admirably with respect to that fiasco last week, so I would have my eyes on that model.
  5. Yea...may have had a run at day 6, but pretty much.
  6. The key is consistency....it DID have the last system, but wasn't consistent.
  7. I think in terms of intensity, it usually delivers....but the issue is that the fast flow is resulting in deconstructive interference the vast majority of the time, which has inhibited both a timely and proficient phase, as well as the ability of precipitation to work up the coast.
  8. The failed system last week actually trended more strongly in the N stream, which is why it ultimately netted some of us with a solid advisory event, despite the collective chagrin in response to what may have been.
  9. The flip side is that while mom and baby are sleeping and the elder 3 kids are at daycare, dad needs a mother******* viable snowstorm to distract him.
  10. You're right. I need a break from posting unless I feel there's a reason to.
  11. You're right, Will....I guess I should be appreciative of the 5.5" I have....hey, better than a shut-out.
  12. I don't think that's it...STJ doesn't matter if the pattern isn't aligned to allow the moisture up the coast. ...you can have a firehose off of the Baja all season, if you have a PV sitting on your face it won't snow.
  13. 1976 was a great snow year for this area....tons of late-blooming Miller B systems. This year is like 1978-1979 and 1979-1980.
  14. The storm track has been vastly different than 2010-2011....but what's 90" in SNE between friends.
  15. Oh yea....plenty of that...but just pain-stakingly boring. Colder version of this year. The -PNA that year saved NE....but +PNA/-NAO combo this year has been a death-knell.
  16. I haven't even looked at that...just so meteorologically demoralized and resigned to failure. Something is just off-
  17. Better shot of me blogging about Kev's next colonoscopy.
  18. Man, I can't stand him. ...although I don't disagree that February has a decent shot at featuring above normal snowfall.....thing is that if I only get several more inches throughout January, a good February would still result in a near ratter type of season. Whiffing on December sucked, but it was manageable considering I expected a mild December...but whiffing on January snowfall is a game-changer.
  19. Wouldn't worry about it. I smell a rat...just saying....
  20. It does, but its a matter of when...probably not this year.
  21. Agree 100% and focused on that same period in my outlook, however, not feeling great about it right now.
  22. I certainly do not. January 2004 was very dry up here and the peak of the cold was more severe than Feb 2015...which of course was out snowmageddon.
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