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iluvsnow

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  • Birthday June 22

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    Bellbrook...just Southeast of Dayton

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  1. Seems that BAM has said all along that the last week of December would be warm...so no surprise. The tell will be if it turns cold and stormy as they predict right after the new year. From their X page from several days ago....
  2. Buckeye may be a landscaper by trade but he has the quickest, best comic wit on here! And ain't even close.
  3. And to put the ultimate hex on snow for we weenies, BAMWX's updated snow forecast for Jan/Feb.
  4. Either the kiss of death for snow lovers, or hope springs eternal. Updated this AM (12/15).
  5. BAMWX with a great technical read on the next 6 weeks. Will we be rockin'
  6. BAMWX with an excellent look ahead, the why and the where:
  7. BAMWX update this morning (12/6/24). Winter on halitus until late December or early Jan. But hope for a big winter month to start the new year. Technical discussion. Interesting.
  8. Interesting look ahead update from BAMWX this morning (12/6/24)
  9. BAMWX CEO Michael Clark with a fresh (12/4) analysis of the month and a half ahead. A technical look at what's driving the coming warm period and what he sees beyond. Take it for what it's worth.
  10. Here's a very good analysis from Michael Clark, CEO of BAMWX this morning (12/4) on what he believes will happen now through January. Excellent technical analysis of what he sees ahead. He gives permission to share across all platforms.
  11. For the techno-casters who are trying to figure out what is driving the pending anomalously cold pattern for much of the US, I direct you to a great technical offering from Webberweaher (@webberweather) on X. Pretty interesting stuff.
  12. I love snow here again from the Great Lakes/Ohio Valley forum. You guys remain my go to for real long range analysis for we peons west of the Apps. The orange T means something good may be cooking lol. At any rate, very appreciative of the insight, as our forum is Great Lakes focused (I'm in SW Ohio). They don't get excited unless there's a one or two footer headed for the Chicago area. Keep it up!
  13. And it looks like the CMC caves for the tropical remnants to soak the eastern Ohio Valley. Drought begets drought!
  14. This has gotten almost as nerve racking as watching the model runs for snow storms in the winter. Will the remnants of Francine bring much, much needed rain to the eastern Ohio Valley like the CMC says....or be stopped in her tracks by the strengthening upper ridge over the northeast, like the GFS and Euro says. My water bill in Dayton needs the Canadian to score the coup!
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