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2012 Winter Banter Thread


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You do realize that no other model has anything even remotely close to the dgex, right? Every other model has no precip north of Virginia.

None. Dgex is on its own with this slug of precip.

Trials and I are posting and talking about the dgex more in a banter manner.

that's the other outcome this year--poof it's gone! No precip at all! Remember the Sunday storm on the Euro? Gone! This pattern is really getting to me...

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that's the other outcome this year--poof it's gone! No precip at all! Remember the Sunday storm on the Euro? Gone! This pattern is really getting to me...

Whats gone? No model had anything to take away.

Never did.

Dgex/NAM are completely on their own.

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Hell, I'll take a windy rainstorm like last week-at least it's something...we're in for a warm dry stretch of weather for the next week-pretty damn boring. At least I can get the boys outside again this weekend.

Next week has a MONSTER cutoff low that will drop a ton of rain and have wind.

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Hell, I'll take a windy rainstorm like last week-at least it's something...we're in for a warm dry stretch of weather for the next week-pretty damn boring. At least I can get the boys outside again this weekend.

At this time last year , we were tracking a snowstorm :(

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This has to be the most boring weather pattern to strike the United States in some time.. It's almost laughable at this point.. There are no storms, no lake snows, no cold air, no nothing... It's in the 50's to near 60 in the upper great plains and even into southern Canada in Early January..

The forecast for the next 7 days doesn't appear to bring anything of interest to the table anywhere in the continental U.S.

It's really freakin weird!

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We were tracking a big snowstorm but also already had several small events after Boxing day with more coming.

the Norlun event of 1/7/11 too-that dropped close to a foot for some places just north of here...last year, it justed wanted to snow and overperform....what a great 35 days that was

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Today and yesterday were pretty quiet too--Friday might be the winner since there won't even be cold air to talk about--imagine being an On camera met at TWC that day....better get the re-runs of it could happen tomorrow ready...

I mentioned in a previous post that the local TV weathercasters have to pretty much say the same thing three times per day for an entire week.

and you know THAT will verify as modeled right now....rainstorms always verify

Simple reason. In most mature cyclones, the axis of heavy rain can be as much as 200 miles wide, while the axis of heavy snow may be as small as 50 miles wide.

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I mentioned in a previous post that the local TV weathercasters have to pretty much say the same thing three times per day for an entire week.

Simple reason. In most mature cyclones, the axis of heavy rain can be as much as 200 miles wide, while the axis of heavy snow may be as small as 50 miles wide.

valid and fair point!

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This has to be the most boring weather pattern to strike the United States in some time.. It's almost laughable at this point.. There are no storms, no lake snows, no cold air, no nothing... It's in the 50's to near 60 in the upper great plains and even into southern Canada in Early January..

The forecast for the next 7 days doesn't appear to bring anything of interest to the table anywhere in the continental U.S.

It's really freakin weird!

If something like that were to happen, the first week of January would be it, because climatologically speaking, the warm air is pushed further equatorward.

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oh. What a storm--and I couldnt even enjoy the pre-hype since all the morons said it was going south of us until 12 hours prior. I didnt know about the north trend back then.

I already have a nice write up going with some images, maps etc. It will go up the morning of the 7th.

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...wabc tv ch. 7 still talking a lot colder starting jan 14-15 per amy freeze..like to see lee goldberg

and or jeff smith chime in ...i know they are on the same team but at least lee/jeff would give the reasons why..only thing a. freeze said is that the "long range maps are showing much colder toward next w/e"...that at least should make the gb packers home quite interesting..against the giants of course..

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