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Go Kart Mozart

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  1. Give me that weenie run. Give it to me hard!
  2. We bought a snow rake in 2011 when we had 30 odd inches on the roof. This summer it went into the dumpster...ruh roh!
  3. Ha, now some low-level snow-schnizzle. Must be forming below the warm layer.
  4. Yes, but when you get steep lapse rates, doesn't that mean the air is cooling with height? So it would seem a narrow DGZ means the air goes from -12 to -17 (or -10 to -18, whatever the DGZ definition is) quickly, representing rapid lift through the column. I know my reasoning is way off here, just trying to figure this out.
  5. Academic question Fish: Is a thick DGZ preferred over a thin one? I though a thin DGZ meant that the air is rising quickly through the -12 to -17 region?
  6. Something besides confidence is rising at this point.
  7. If this is the best we can do, I guess I'll just have to settle.
  8. I can remember one of the Accuweather guys way back in the day, on 1010 WINS in NYC (may have been Elliot Abrams). He would refer to the first two weeks of February as "the snow window".
  9. Now some undefinable crud between snow grains and sleet is falling. The roads are skating rinks.
  10. These threats are overwhelming in number. I pine for the boring days of January and December.
  11. Cooler, less moist than Gulf of Mexico air.
  12. 0z euro a bit weenie-ish. For us, but also take a look at the Pacific NW!
  13. I may be wrong, but isn't a gradient pattern, Caribbean Ridge, compressed flow, etc.....part and parcel of a Nina regime? In other words, tough to get a stemwinder?
  14. This may be wishful thinking on my part, but I wonder if an extended MJO stay in the COD is just what the doctor ordered. Strong forcing seems to have forced jack-shit...in all octants.
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