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Epic winter signal continues to beam


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John,

The previous pattern this winter was not '93-'94-esque, you are def right about that, but this current one most certainly is. Its why like 3 different storms have popped up from that season on the CIPS analog site the past 2 or 3 days.

Yeah, I agree - I was trying to point that out, too - that this particular event is (ironically enough). cool. are you going to that deal tonight?

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January 4 1994. Check this out. This was wild.

SPECI KBOS 041504Z 02038G57KT 1/4SM -SNPL -BLSN OVC/// OVC016 A//// RMK R04RVR06V14 SIPBS8 PRESFR WND 33V07 DRFTG SNW SLPNO

A 57 knot gust with pellets mixing in....that probably peeled some paint off a few homes in the Boston area, lol.

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actually, I stand corrected. it was the 2/8/94 storm.

Bummer....that was a HECS (wasn't it the Friday event that was modeled OTS till the last minute. I went to a funeral at its height.....5 hours to come from the cemetary in Sharon back to my office in Boston. 20 miles

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I almost would like to see an inch of ice just out of pure morbid curiosity to see what it would do to the city infrastructure right now.

:lmao:

That would be an awful sight to be sure.

I am hoping see some pretty epic snow removal issues crop up over the next month or two.

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Kevin I think all this snow has gone to your head lol, that's major icing even for you. At best it looks like a 6 to 10 inch front end dump with lots of sleet and lots of freezing rain, but your temps probably don't get above 30F this run!

I'm just basing it on the inevitable south and colder trend that we'll start seeing over the next day or 2..

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:lmao:

That would be an awful sight to be sure.

I am hoping see some pretty epic snow removal issues crop up over the next month or two.

ORH is probably in pretty rough shape regardless of which one happens....there really isn't anywhere to put another 12" of snow....and of course an inch of ice would be an epic disaster with the current snow pack. You'd have structure collapse issues with little runoff occurring and all the water clinging to everything in the form of ice.

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I know that of course but the upcoming pattern sure resembles it's best moments...at least this week's pattern. It's like the teleconnections are handing off to ensure we stay cold and snowy somehow before a stronger NAO returns. Crazy.

No kidding! haha - I was chiming on at the beginning of this thread how there was a teleconnection signal for a major thaw/warning, and no sooner does the EPO crash :arrowhead: "Oy Vey"

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I want to see Kevin shovel 6" of sleet onto his Mt Everest snowbanks.

The plow came by as soon as my made my 12-24 post..and they had one of those dual plow things with a blade on the side and one on the front..2-3 feet piled in front of my driveway..Just finished shovelling that nightmare..Sweaty mess. The street is a little wider now

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Many events like this have the warm layers 850-700mb though. Sometimes it's not modeled that way well and when the event is unfolding everyone is wondering why they are turning to sleet so early. Then actual soundings show the warmest air streaming in at 800mb or something. Maybe I'm a nervous negative nellie, but I'm still concerned about getting pingers up here given how far out we still are.

fixed...you don't strike me as negative.

is this at all similar to dec 19-21 08 which was a double hitter?

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ORH is probably in pretty rough shape regardless of which one happens....there really isn't anywhere to put another 12" of snow....and of course an inch of ice would be an epic disaster with the current snow pack. You'd have structure collapse issues with little runoff occurring and all the water clinging to everything in the form of ice.

CT is in worse shape than ORH..I'll be able to tell on the drive up in an hour

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CMC is quite the dumper......a huge amount of snow for most of us Tuesday AND Wednesday.

This model has been a POS much of the time - but sometimes forces the hypocritical oath. As I discussed in my earlier diatribe, I think the colder solutions should be weighted this time.

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