SnoSki14
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- Birthday 08/10/1988
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That's some man cold next weekend. Winds are howling with below zero temps. Talking -30-35F windchills
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Definitely not. It was mainly -5. Some places registered colder but no wind
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GFS delivering some brutal wind chills next weekend. Like -20 and below type stuff
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Temps under sunny skies tend to over perform, snow cover could blunt it a bit but expecting streak to end. Forecast highs near New Brunswick are in the mid 30s this week
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Possible coastal storm centered on Feb 1 2026.
SnoSki14 replied to Typhoon Tip's topic in New England
Meanwhile most of the Arctic, Greenland and Western half of the US is on fire temp wise -
Bad luck doesn't cause the coastal track to go dormant for years. Definitely the forcing though with those record ssts over the west Pacific
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Kind of a paradox that fast flow due to CC can lead to more snow down south vs northeast...as long as the cold is available of course
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Yeah but what are the precip forecasts because its been bone dry outside of that big storm.
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Right I thought 2015 was coming through the door. Now it's cold and dry? Wth
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He said "prime" season so he's correct. And our March snows have been few and far between lately but I feel better than usual about our chances this year.
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The first 2/3 of 10-11 were truly special. Another month and it would've blown every other winter out the water
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I shudder to think what'll happen once the pendulum swings, hopefully it's not in the summer.
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Based on the weeklies this snowpack could last til March. And this doesn't account for added snowfall that we'll likely see in Feb. This is a rare deep winter and these patterns nowadays get stuck in place for months. This pattern stems from November. Also it wouldn't surprise me to see March delivering big this year.
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Something will pop eventually but yes it could be cold/dry for a while. With tons of blocking and confluence our best bet is either clippers or SWFEs. Coastal haven't been our friend for a while With +PNA fading and -PNA being more favorable for us latter Feb that's where I think our next big threat will be. However keep an eye out on the 6-12th still because a lot can shift
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Classic large +PNA spike with diving shortwave later next week and a probable Miller B transfer. Feeling good about the 6th, much more so than this weekend's disaster
