Torch Tiger
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With January flying by, winter will soon be quickly winding down as we head through February. Often a prolific snow month, wintry and white may be in the cards, but LR models/seasonal forecasts have been quite mild if not torchy (which can work for NNE, especially). Let's discuss the end of winter!
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I think it'll end up middle-ground, probably more snow eor but not a shutout west -
are you saying we just don't know yet?
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days and days... until it's inside D10
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6-12" is considered major/historic according to late 1980's/early 1990's. Speaking for SNE/CNE
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Yes
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no one knows what will happen. Maybe they do, or do not. Let's see what the future holds, it may surprise some.
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That said, onward and upward!@
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the "look" blows, no offense. I guess if you want overrunning precip and qpf just to fight droughts it works
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anyway, onto positive vibes; who's firing up that February thread?
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I am not confident, but if it happens let's let it happen soon and not April/May
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Favorable February
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Plenty of anticipation, ambitions for the back half of winter. swfe is my least-favorite winter "storm" event mode, but we'll remain upbeat and optimistic
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February thread! Yeah we mentioned that last week
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Nearing the halfway mark of winter! wow
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+3.2" for 5.2" season. I moved 1.5 mi. NW around .5 mile from 495/route 3, but will use same snow total.
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3.2" basically what we thought, 2-5"
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AWDDA as we discussed days ago, looks light/nbd type event. glad we forgot about it
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Def In da houuze with fangz out
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we don't know but this next one could be THE one. Or it won't? We just don't know. So I'll check back in 5 days when we know, or don't, if no one knows
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It's like the 80s early 90s again. I'm old and do vividly remember when SE MA 3-6" to slop/rains we considered really good events, esp. if there was a swiss cheese pack leftover. Looks like we're back to those realistic expectations
