Torch Tiger
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never understood it personally
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thank goodness. we'll watch the southern radars light up soon. FL does well too in weak Ninos Feb./Apr. iirc
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not regarding wx outcomes...heh
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complainers ...they would never travel or relocate, too inconvenient
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besides the neurotic tri-staters and usual suspects who would probably complain about winning the lottery, most seem to be handling this winter in stride
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Winter 2020 New England Banter and General Obs
Torch Tiger replied to CapturedNature's topic in New England
My dad was an army officer the time, got the call... the pictures of him on the front end loaders and the snow were ridiculous. -
Tanuary is toast for anything interesting aside this weekends rainer/nne snower, it's time for someone to start a Debbuary one
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you are in a bad "good" spot ...yeah, southern parts of NNE would start to have problems with a more N trend. But it'll all be about lift and banding. It's early to make declarations but I think it's probably a reasonable solution at this point
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great NNE run, let's lock it
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Looks ideal
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the great news is that it's a cold, pouring rainer for RIC/DC/Balt, no one need be weenie jealous of the southerners
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The gem should be able to handle higher resolutions and/or more frequent cycles
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metfan frustrated on the NYC beat this weekend
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wow, that really sucks, i can't imagine that feeling. For me 19-20 is ending as perhaps the greatest winter of the century, or most likely making the top 5 barring any more sustained deep winter
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4" Taunton, 12" Franklin, 18" Marlborough 495 gradient iirc. Brutal inside of I95
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On average....but it's unlikely this winter, at least for some areas. Wouldn't rule it out either.
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TBD? I hope not :p
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Being a more "Nino look" I would tend to think the system would more likely trend SW, and more flat over time. Or there is more viability in that type of solution. Just a guess
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imo "winter" really began back in November. I like to look at each season in it's own right
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Timing and storm phase/maturation are as important
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elephant in the room, it won't take much correction to get that Euro worse, too.
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Let's get this ugly, stale winter out of here and start discussing some interesting wx
