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Next week's major storm and beyond


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We can't figure out the next 10 days and you're able to see 55 days into the future? :weenie:

If you go back to November...I think I've got a pretty good track record this winter and will have a couple of free meals to go with it.

I'm thinking the cold that comes in is once again temporary and then we have to hope it turns around in February.

It's my opinion, but I think there are increasing signs things are going south on the permanent pattern change. In fact I think the odds favor it not happening.

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If you go back to November...I think I've got a pretty good track record this winter and will have a couple of free meals to go with it.

I'm thinking the cold that comes in is once again temporary and then we have to hope it turns around in February.

It's my opinion, but I think there are increasing signs things are going south on the permanent pattern change. In fact I think the odds favor it not happening.

Let me know some dates for dinner 1.

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If the pattern change fails, let's pull for the futility record t get this bummer done with likely no repeat at least in my lifetime.

OT but next two might be tough, will PM. Lots of long nights working and early mornings for the next 3-4 weeks.

Have that feeling we're seeing some see-sawing on the period after the change. Weeklies are AOA, looking at the models with a wide angle lens hasn't failed me yet this winter and I just think there's signs we go from this AOA ++ period to brutal cold to something else but not yet what we all want. Don's post and the brutal truth of winters that make it to MLK and beyond on this level of pitiful is tough.

Too early to offer anything but an opinion, but with each model run the last few days...and then seeing Don's data tonight. Can kind of see this starting to pop at the end of the runs...again vaguely.

Could see a pattern evolve that's different in that we have higher heights out over the east coast/off it towards the end of the month...great if you live in Illionois or MN, not so much here.

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OT but next two might be tough, will PM. Lots of long nights working and early mornings for the next 3-4 weeks.

Have that feeling we're seeing some see-sawing on the period after the change. Weeklies are AOA, looking at the models with a wide angle lens hasn't failed me yet this winter and I just think there's signs we go from this AOA ++ period to brutal cold to something else but not yet what we all want. Don's post and the brutal truth of winters that make it to MLK and beyond on this level of pitiful is tough.

Too early to offer anything but an opinion, but with each model run the last few days...and then seeing Don's data tonight. Can kind of see this starting to pop at the end of the runs...again vaguely.

Could see a pattern evolve that's different in that we have higher heights out over the east coast/off it towards the end of the month...great if you live in Illionois or MN, not so much here.

Ride the horse that got you there. That said, our latitude for the proposed pattern helps. Also, the uncanny ability of the last 5 winters to change it's tune in January sometime or early February gives me some optimism. And the squirrels...lying bastards.

Yeah I'm putting in 60 hour weeks during this stretch so pm me. Any excuse to break that with dinner works....lol.

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Ride the horse that got you there. That said, our latitude for the proposed pattern helps. Also, the uncanny ability of the last 5 winters to change it's tune in January sometime or early February gives me some optimism. And the squirrels...lying bastards.

Yeah I'm putting in 60 hour weeks during this stretch so pm me. Any excuse to break that with dinner works....lol.

There's always the chance of an overrunning or OES event too...but I worry about a mean track west of us transpiring later in the month...an old school upper midwest/ OH valley type of thing.

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That map is 60 days behind.

More updated Another map off NOAA:

Jerry, as you know, I've been in awe and rooting for the futility record since mid-December... this is seriously off-the-charts anomalous, and as every day passes, increasingly more exciting than the chance of some run-of-the-mill snowstorms. Don's analysis solidifies this for me.

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More updated Another map off NOAA:

Jerry, as you know, I've been in awe and rooting for the futility record since mid-December... this is seriously off-the-charts anomalous, and as every day passes, increasingly more exciting than the chance of some run-of-the-mill snowstorms. Don's analysis solidifies this for me.

Same map basically. My point was that the snow cover is more representative of early November vs January.

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More updated Another map off NOAA:

Jerry, as you know, I've been in awe and rooting for the futility record since mid-December... this is seriously off-the-charts anomalous, and as every day passes, increasingly more exciting than the chance of some run-of-the-mill snowstorms. Don's analysis solidifies this for me.

With our luck we'll get 10 inches on 4/16 or something bizarre to kibosh the record.

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With our luck we'll get 10 inches on 4/16 or something bizarre to kibosh the record.

lol, you know it...

I'm kind of with Ray on the incredible ability for the mother nature to moon us while holding her middle finger flung through her legs backwards at us.

still... halloween + easter > meteorologic winter snowfall would be quite remarkable

this record chase has kept me up for the Euro most nights...

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Euro ensembles really are pushing for lower heights over the Canadian Rockies. That's going to help form a big gradient pattern somewhere. They do try to raise heights in the East, like we've been saying with a -PNA. I wish we had some blocking...I'm just not that excited right now..other than we may have some chances. I think it cuts it close for us.

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Don S is not perfect....I remember him promising we NE weenies, who were left out of the Feb madness in the MA, an epic March of 2010.

I received .5" on the month.

Who knows, maybe he is like the EURO and nails shatty calls, but only busts when it's good.

He's pretty much summed up our worries that we've talked about. In February, you are fighting Nina climo so we'll need the blocking. I have yet to see any signs of a -NAO.

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Euro ensembles really are pushing for lower heights over the Canadian Rockies. That's going to help form a big gradient pattern somewhere. They do try to raise heights in the East, like we've been saying with a -PNA. I wish we had some blocking...I'm just not that excited right now..other than we may have some chances. I think it cuts it close for us.

Dude you've got to stop with the caution. Everyone else is on board. When Gibbs goes cold and wintry...it means it's coming

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