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Ginx snewx

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  1. With any luck you will have snow on the ground and then the oaks drop and the snow doesn't melt. Your OCD will rage as you won't be able to crank up your jet engine go blow them off.
  2. 29⁰ icey deck from condensation
  3. The Jan 21st blizzard was forecast as rain and a graze best positive 2 foot bust of my life. Feb 78 was well forecasted. I was in Met class at URI then and my professor was all over it.
  4. Is that rotting shed where you keep the dead bodies before you ship them up to Mitch for dismemberment and burial?
  5. There goes your leaf blowing until Thanksgiving forecast.
  6. I already told you I have a small yet powerful electric leaf blower for the driveway and deck but a broom does work.
  7. Early for pbp but 0z GFS at 114 has that look even though it sends LP offshore. Watching.
  8. Weeklies are out to lunch flip weekly
  9. 31 this morning. Top tenner incoming
  10. 45 day snowfall maps are always 100% correct. EPS 45 day flipped faster than Scott Jan 2015. Shows a lot more snow Northern tier and Canada. That's a great sign if true.
  11. Yea but they are 5 days old. Jerry Jerry Jerry. Here is todays
  12. Week 6 maybr? but overall nice but colder to end Nov
  13. Mowvember. Last mulching mowing done. The green green grass of home.
  14. Yea your average of .5 thru the first 3 weeks of November is wintry for sure. You will get your 1.5 this year
  15. 31⁰ top ten week incoming. What a fantastic stretch of cloud free November weather. Unusual but we take.
  16. Winter influence is what I was referenced. http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/enso/#tabs=Indian-Ocean However, four of the five international climate models surveyed by the Bureau indicate the monthly IOD value for November will be within the neutral range, with the remaining model sitting just at the threshold value (i.e. −0.4 °C). A return to neutral weekly IOD values is anticipated in the coming weeks. This is consistent with the typical life cycle of an IOD event, which sees events dissipate in late spring or early summer with the arrival of the Australian monsoon. When the monsoon trough shifts south over the tropical Indian Ocean, it changes wind patterns and prevents an IOD event from forming. This is why IOD events are unable to form (and therefore influence Australian climate) during December to April.
  17. 24⁰ while Kev 450 up is at 38⁰ wow
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