Ginx snewx

Impressed in Central Mass

Yea

Wasnt that for the north end near 169 due to snow squalls

He actually was fuked after looking at it 171 was closed too.

Take that left and gps out of there

I can see the squall line now as winds pick up

Damn pissed I missed the windex call or was that a rotting streamer

Woah that wasn't on anyone's forecast up in NECT

Woah guess there must have been a helluva squall up in NECT NWRI Burriville RI

Who had the 2 inches in NE CT NBC reported

What modeled warmth? Looks like 40s over 20s

Flip?

@snowgeek geezuz man be careful John Burton from Timberline Lodge and Ski Area says the man was skiing with a partner in a treed area. He was found unresponsive, with no pulse by a third party in a forested area within the Timberline boundary. Burton says there were efforts made to resuscitate him, but they were unsuccessful. He says the man died in a tree well-related incident.

Good times and lifelong memories.

Sunday River and the rest of Maine is having an epic year. Wish we were there. Deep spring skiing this year. Figures

Damn

Pete repete today but maybe we get the primary to weaken, we wish we lived in Minnesota

When you said the Euro is in board, I said great then I looked

My 6th or 7th 33 and rain. Just an incredible winter of despair. So much precip so little snow. Ratio 1-1.44 possibly first time since I have been keeping records

Totally trolled by the Euro here lol cold rain cold

You provide a fantastic educational resource, do not change a thing. I am just an old codger who has read hundreds of these over the years. As far as 2015 and NAO goes I have my biggest issue with people who use monthly indicators to say oh we scored big and the NAO was positive for the month of Feb, when in fact if you delve into dailies you see a transient block on the days of the biggest storms . Recent examples are Feb 13 Feb 15 and March last year. Heres the rub, it is nearly impossible to forecast months in advance transient blocks. They can pop up out of the blue or disappear overnight. The biggest wildcard in the deck. All it takes is a 2 day ridge to turn a mundane 6 to 10 storm into a 18 to 24. If you loop the Atlantic this season you can see these blocks pop up in the Middle of the ocean slowing the monster sub 960 storms out there. Deep storms can pop ridges slowing themselves down too. Just my opinion

Thats not what I meant Mr snowflake lol geezus you can be so sensitive when it comes to your outlooks. Purely statistical post lol geez

I appreciate the work that goes into LR outlooks but with so many of the same predictors teleconnections it gets to be mundane reading them. I fully admit to scrolling to the end to see what their winter call is.

Hopefully I am around in 25 years when you will have a database score high enough to be considered for validity

Then another year something else will be out if sync. Unforecastable