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3 minutes ago, Voyager said:
Sounds like a normal to slightly below normal day here in Phoenix for late January.
Tell me again why people like bitter cold, arctic air...
SNOW! Its coming!!!!
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5 minutes ago, pasnownut said:
GFS Op is notably deeper wrt trough/thickness's here in the east, as the Ens guidance still has it, just less pronounced. Regardless...yeah colder times from Turk day and beyond for a decent stretch. Wouldnt rule out normal snow shower spots getting some chances of flakeage, and if that weekend energy can hold together a little better than most have done this year, then theres a window of opp as well.
Here you go:
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Black Friday onward is Brrrrr....
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Hope to hit 10K by the end of Dec.
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!st half of December PSU Football 0 Winter 24
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2 minutes ago, pasnownut said:
Since we are clarifying, I'm assumed your idea of FUN is colder and seeing blue popping up on maps. Not necessarily shoveling snow outta ones driveway.
Thats how I took it anyway.
You got it, I was more planting the seeds but if we blossom right away I would take that as well. LOL.
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18 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
ITT's post was about snow, so I was posting ouch in respect to MU's forecast that says no snow is in the cards for at least 2 weeks. Sorry about the confusion.
All good!
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4 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
Not a forecast from me, just what he said.
In a pattern like this, there is essentially a "nil" chance of any early-season snow for at least the next two weeks. During an El Niño, there is often a "split flow" Jet Stream pattern. Storm systems associated with the southern branch of the jet track across the southern tier of the nation, while those associated with the northern branch trek across southern Canada or northern New England. In between, there is often a lack of precipitation and milder air (relative to average). This is why there can be long stretches of quiet weather during an El Niño winter. However, major Nor'easters often form and dump crippling amounts of snow in the mid-Atlantic and I-95 corridor when the two branches of the Jet Stream "phease," or join forces. After a quiet start, I suspect that this happens at least once between mid-January and late-February. So hang in there, snow-lovers.. your time will come! -- Elliott
I didn't mean just snow but colder. Just got to lay the groundwork LOL.
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1 minute ago, Bubbler86 said:
MU's Near term is into Dec.
I didn't take it that way.
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24 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
Ouch for near term.
Expected for near term late next week should start the fun I hope.
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1 minute ago, pasnownut said:
Really liking next weeks weather (and beyond). Going to be nice to hear chatter about flakes flying and getting into the holiday season. Saw 3 folks with christmas stuff out and lit last evening.
Yep looks like it keeps reloading.
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1 minute ago, Bubbler86 said:
That cold shot is on the surface maps but not until after Thanksgiving. Highs in the 50's on Turkey day on the 6Z Op.
Not me low 30's and flurries.
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Thanksgiving Day brrrr:
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Palmyra 66.7”
IPT: 0.7”
MDT: 1.6”
LNS: 2.3”
THV: 3.2”
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Next week:
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Rev up Frosty the snowman
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4 minutes ago, Bubbler86 said:
12Z Op GFS has a system forming off the SE coast in the wake of the Wed Rain but the LW pattern gives it the scoot.
Yeah early yet just hopeful we are definitely seem to headed in a wintry pattern
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Thanksgiving snow getting better
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nooners 49 and sunny.
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21 minutes ago, canderson said:
Texas will be without its RB,who is one of the best in the country, and Ewers is still hurt. Will be a tough game.
just kidding they should win.
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Central PA Autumn 2023
in Upstate New York/Pennsylvania
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You and me both! But no way got to root for cold.