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2011 Winter Banter Thread


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I'm stepping away from this hobby. Bought a nice amp this week and I'm just going to play guitar in the basement till next el nino

Excellent idea. Which amp did you go with?

The ECMWF is starting to trickle in; I'll let you know if it has anything worth coming out of the basement for. ;)

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Amp =tech 21 power engine

Euro--dry when cold but when 850 temps go above 1 it's wet right ?

I could look it up but...is that a tube amp?

The ECMWF has the cold blast Jan 18-20 with snow showers Thursday afternoon. It is poking that ridge again into Greenland but previous runs showed this failing miserably after the 20th.

Our only hope before we blowtorch is if something can sneak in along the southern stream ahead of the heat and behind the cold air leaving with this temporary -NAO (transient ridge of course).

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I could look it up but...is that a tube amp?

The ECMWF has the cold blast Jan 18-20 with snow showers Thursday afternoon. It is poking that ridge again into Greenland but previous runs showed this failing miserably after the 20th.

Our only hope before we blowtorch is if something can sneak in along the southern stream ahead of the heat and behind the cold air leaving with this temporary -NAO (transient ridge of course).

We are holding you to your guarantee of 1-3" with the snow showers next Thursday :P .

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We are holding you to your guarantee of 1-3" with the snow showers next Thursday :P .

LOL ....

I haven't seen any snow since Oct 29th outside of a car top dusting. I understand the frustration.

Speaking of LOL...ECMWF likes this -NAO tonight.

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It's an amp used for modeling pre amps.... Sounds awesome. Sounds alot better than the winter forecast

Maybe well get the early march storm this year that you always call for:)

Those model preamps can be prolific. I know Fender has a whole series of those styled amps that bring in every prior sound that's been developed. I know you can go in and manual change settings too and make your own models. Awesome stuff...

When we blowtorch, I'll be sure to make a March Blizzard long range call. ;)

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LOL ....

I haven't seen any snow since Oct 29th outside of a car top dusting. I understand the frustration.

Speaking of LOL...ECMWF likes this -NAO tonight.

According to today's weeklies that was not supposed to show up until early February, maybe we are getting an early present. Where do you live?.

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Hm also while you were gone ...roger smith became the boards Tim Tewbow

Hey tell that to Glenn Hurricane Schwartz who claims some nutjob in the UK is the only person who gets the winter right.

Yes, his forecast is doing great through mid-January.

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According to today's weeklies that was not supposed to show up until early February, maybe we are getting an early present. Where do you live?.

Prior runs of the ECMWF take this transient ridge out toward the longer term so it isn't quite an early present unless it trends to be more formidable.

I live in NW NJ.

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Those model preamps can be prolific. I know Fender has a whole series of those styled amps that bring in every prior sound that's been developed. I know you can go in and manual change settings too and make your own models. Awesome stuff...

When we blowtorch, I'll be sure to make a March Blizzard long range call. ;)

Yea man...you can go from. Fender twin reverb to a mesa boogie dual rectifier in one push of a button !

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Yea man...you can go from. Fender twin reverb to a mesa boogie dual rectifier in one push of a button !

Yeah tube amps can be overrated for authenticity if you and anyone listening enjoys what is being heard out of a modeled amp. But there are some guys who swear the tones just can't be matched and they're probably right.

Call me crazy but is there a threat Jan 29-31 per the GFS ensembles and possible wave breaking from IO convection? :axe:

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I think BB should track this guy down and they can forecast together:

Historic east coast blizzard end of Jan first few days feb.... followed by severe artic cold most of feb... cold march april.

with something big poss early March... As for above I would go with Feb 2nd. (give a day or two)

Peace

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I will def go outside. And I will def enjoy it on the days it verifies. But it's not fun to track.

I do miss having winter storms to track, I miss the banter and back and forth over model runs in this forum, I miss the anticipation of a possible good sized event. And I for certain miss the thrill I still get at seeing the first flakes fall at the start of a legitimate winter storm.

Same way you would miss having potentials for severe weather outbreaks on the maps in the spring/early summer.

In the meantime, I will plan on long runs in 70 degree warmth in January. Which isn't all bad. Nor is the reduced heating bills. But I do miss the other stuff I mentioned above.

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I will def go outside. And I will def enjoy it on the days it verifies. But it's not fun to track.

I do miss having winter storms to track, I miss the banter and back and forth over model runs in this forum, I miss the anticipation of a possible good sized event. And I for certain miss the thrill I still get at seeing the first flakes fall at the start of a legitimate winter storm.

Same way you would miss having potentials for severe weather outbreaks on the maps in the spring/early summer.

In the meantime, I will plan on long runs in 70 degree warmth in January. Which isn't all bad. Nor is the reduced heating bills. But I do miss the other stuff I mentioned above.

Last year people were complaining about wasting time tracking storms that looked good 7 days out but fell apart 24-48 hours before the event... now when people don't have to waste their time they complain because there's nothing to track.

The severe weather season was absolutely horrible last year, but I wasn't on here constantly complaining about it like some of the snow weenies do.

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Broad brushes, Mark. I would rather have something to track than nothing - even if nothing comes of it- but maybe that's just me.

And it was a horrid severe season up this way last year, true. All those years I lived in Memphis (1998 - 2009) I got used to hella active severe seasons and legit threats on a regular basis. It has been very different up this way since I moved here.

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Last year people were complaining about wasting time tracking storms that looked good 7 days out but fell apart 24-48 hours before the event... now when people don't have to waste their time they complain because there's nothing to track.

The severe weather season was absolutely horrible last year, but I wasn't on here constantly complaining about it like some of the snow weenies do.

One big difference though is with severe weather season, you could arguably have that all 12 months of the year. Snow lovers only have a small window basically December into March. We are soon coming up on half our season gone, with at least two to three more weeks shot in the butt. However, as a snow lover i also fall under the category, if it isn't going to snow, embrace the warmth.

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