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Eskimo Joe

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  1. All good buddy. Merry Christmas, hope we jackpot in Jan and Feb!
  2. The 12 and 24 hour criteria difference for snow and ice are gone. It's just one metric now.
  3. No rush on that at all, was just curious to see the data. Merry Christmas sir!
  4. Don this is amazing. Would you be able to run these for BWI and PHL as well?
  5. My order: 1.) Blizzard of 1996 2.) Blizzard of 1993 3.) December 2009 4.) Feb 2010 #2 5.) Feb 2020 #1
  6. Biblical East Coast Snowstorm. Essentially a Top 5 snowfall for your location.
  7. That's a cutter every day of the week. Thankfully it's 200hrs out.
  8. Legit confused here. I'm on mobile and posted to the LR thread but they somehow ended up here? I'll repost them again later this evening. Sorry for the optimism!
  9. Tomer is being unusually optimistic about the next few weeks.
  10. The surface will improve if we maintain that look upstairs.
  11. Negative temp anomalies focused on the TN Valley. That's something @Stormchaserchuck1and @psuhoffmanare big on.
  12. It's not an overreaction. We know winters are slipping away in these parts.
  13. Maybe we need an outright +PDO to have any chance anymore?
  14. Agreed. If we fail with this setup then we're probably cooked for any big storm in future winters.
  15. If you're looking for discrete threats in the long range then you're barking up the wrong tree. This far out the ensembles are really the only thing that should warrant attention.
  16. Looks like the Europeans are going to make the rest of the NWP community eat dust shortly:
  17. If this happens then it would be a complete failure across the board for the reliable NWP (Euro, Canadian, GFS, NAEFS).
  18. This is exactly what you want to see as the lead in for a warning level snowfall event for the majority of the subforum. If I had to be picky on this look, I would like to see the lobe of the polar vortex tilted a bit more on our side of the globe, closer to Hudson Bay than the Arctic Circle. If we get to New Year's Eve and we see this potential still there, and not stuck in the D14+ wonderland, then it might be cause for legit optimism.
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