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  1. weathafella
    George, which would you prefer? 984 low stacked near bm with a 1055 hp over Manitoba OR 972 low passing over bm with a 1024 hp over Ontario
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    2004-05: That was a great winter-snow in November and the December event around Boxing Day. January torched the first half but then all hell broke loose pretty much until April. Too bad you took that as normal!
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    Lately? Like almost never....even in my youth. 1993-94 was close but nothing got rolling until around a week from now. 1995-96 but then the mega melt. 2010-11 for 6 weeks. Wire to wire? I've seen it in upstate NY but never in areas not prone to LES or upslope. Places far enough north yes-but Hartford, CT? A resounding LOL...
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    I would take that as a sign that I need to convert.....
  5. weathafella
    People still use SREFS?
  6. weathafella
    Since there tends to be about a 3 month lag, what's the difference? With that said, too much emphasis is put on enso state sometimes. There are many factors-some enso, others bad luck.
  7. weathafella
    Happy almost birthday! Since you and I were born 20 days apart a 10 year sacrifice of winter may be a forever one for us.
  8. weathafella
    Seems like euro gives 2-4. This isn’t pretty…
  9. weathafella
    Poor chicago weenies but we’ve been there..
  10. weathafella
    Been in you guys shoes many times….good luck Chicagoland. I did discover the best snow weenie screen name on this forum. Congrats imneversatisfied-sums it up for many of us (not me) in New England.
  11. weathafella
    We had a full fledged blizzard with 18-20 inches and huge winds. The Boston area got into a big band that rotated in and sat for awhile.
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    UKMET is MI centric.
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    Boxing Day gave 18+ to BOS
  14. weathafella
    It’s more like load blown too early. It’s occluded as it hits the lakes.
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    I dunno, it kind of looks like an occluded mess as it gets abeam of Lake Michigan…
  16. weathafella
    Looks like the rug may get pulled out from under Chicago weenies?
  17. weathafella
    Thanks! I notice 18z euro showed what seemed to me lake enhancement later. Good luck-wish I could come but I’m home recovering from covid. I did send this to 15 Chicagoland relatives: “Heads up everyone. A once a decade blizzard is likely later this week in Chicagoland. If I didn't have a rebound of Covid we'd be coming to experience it. Any travel after Wednesday probably will need to be rearranged. It's going to be very cold later in the storm-be careful!”
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    Qpf seems more paltry than I would expect. Trying to figure it out…
  19. weathafella
    Now I hope chicago gets clobbered for my credibility….
  20. weathafella
    Just sent this to my Chicago relatives-15 people. Heads up everyone. A once a decade blizzard is likely later this week in Chicagoland. If I didn't have a rebound of Covid we'd be coming to experience it. Any travel after Wednesday probably will need to be rearranged. It's going to be very cold later in the storm-be careful!
  21. weathafella
    Considering that is 12/30-1/3 it should not be surprising.
  22. weathafella
    Yeah Chicagoland doesn’t get biggies that often but when they do they are doozies. I’m mildly disappointed but this year covid took the choice away.
  23. weathafella
    Great post!
  24. weathafella
    It has warmed but the long wave pattern is what I’m talking about. I mean the west is way below average. Snow frequently the past 2 years in Seattle. It has happened before on similar patterns. To me the biggest effect of cc is the length of the cold season which seems shorter.
  25. weathafella
    Climate change is real. But to take a 10-20 year slice and point to cc is dishonest. We’ve had periods like this before.
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