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  1. weathafella
    Shorts and t’s today. Warm and muggy in Houston. Friday home flight looks fine with the speed of the Thanksgiving system. Then we hunker.
  2. weathafella
    WTF is wrong with you? Winter starts Labor Day and ends when we install 3/1.
  3. weathafella
    When do you think you’ll learn not to post d16 op model gifs? You’re no longer a rookie. Step it up!
  4. weathafella
    And remember sne, we can do well on clippers moving under us. 12/30/08 featured a quick hitting 8 inches here from a clipper that came into view 2-3 days out.
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    2012-13 was a warm winter-and pretty snowy . BOS had 50%+ above average snow for the season. So I guess I’m saying regarding your first sentence, yes you can but I agree not in the first half of December.
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    Yeah I don’t see the value of hand wringing when we’re on the cusp of a good pattern. We know it will relax at some point in December but as Will alluded to, the hope is it’s a relatively short and uneventful relaxation vs bathing suit weather.
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    I got to Boston a month later and snow was still deep. We got an 8 incher and everyone said ho hum.
  8. weathafella
    I think the all time clipper redeveloped is 2/6/78.
  9. weathafella
    Is wow migrating the bb to americanweenie?
  10. weathafella
    Ensembles continue to show a stable wintry pattern.
  11. weathafella
    Definitely a hall of fame move wangling out of thanksgiving.
  12. weathafella
    Cold pattern, warm and dry pattern, stein, stormy, all on the same page of posts. I'm glad I finally grew up once I hit age 75+. Looking forward to a pleasant thanksgiving dinner with family in Houston, TX. I'll pay close attention 12/1 and beyond and given climo, 12/10 and later is most likely although we may have a few shots beyond 12/1 before 12/10.
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    Latitude won’t hurt but that oceans edge location probably won’t help.
  14. weathafella
    The market for gas snowblowers now make them a bargain. I bought a nice Ariens 2 years ago mainly because it was way less expensive vs 2 years prior. But rechargeable battery operated with charge batteries in reserve is definitley the way to go. I may try to sell my Ariens after the season and get a comparable rechargeable for future years
  15. weathafella
    Yes-at least for a spell. I like frequent melt downs which is almost a guarantee. Snow isn’t as much fun when you’re old.
  16. weathafella
    A dank chilly day this time of the year is perfect as we take our final steps to winter in the next 2 weeks. We never really got there the past 2 years….
  17. weathafella
    I’m begging for a whiff. I really want to get home on time from IAH Friday.
  18. weathafella
    I bought a gallon of stabilized gas for the snowblower Thursday night. I’m gonna top it off before we leave for IAH Monday and then hope for minimal delays returning home Friday. I ruined 2 winters ago by buying it in December in the first place and hopefully not ruining this one by being prepared….
  19. weathafella
    I think you want some big ones before your move to DC as Trump’s postmaster general.
  20. weathafella
    00 had a massive cutter that buried Chicago.
  21. weathafella
    The thing about the pattern breaking down sometime in December should be the understanding that we almost never go wire to wire this early.
  22. weathafella
    Don’t worry Popala, there will be others sometime in the future….
  23. weathafella
    lol…NAM says you’re smart Tip.
  24. weathafella
    December but both were cold winters with January 2004 frigid! December featured a relaxed pattern but a rather stormy period around the holidays in 2002. The 2003 December storm was bigger but my recollection is the rest of the month was not so great. We then had suppression for the heart of winter but you may have done ok south of the pike in CT. NYC cleaned up in 2003-04.
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    Both actually but 2003 was really cold with a lot more snow
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