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2012 Winter Banter Thread #2


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I am full on neigeing this storm for Fri/Sat. Heck, any frzn would be fine with me

the whole dont like ice thing is stupid. it's better than sleet. keep it under 1/2-3/4" (here it's probably closer to 1/2" as it's not as normal as further noth) and it's not even really a problem unless you have to drive somewhere.

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Just saw the article on the Wash Post. Zone 4... go figure nothing all winter so far and this possible event is on the day of my daughter's benefit dance show. Personally I would prefer snow. I can drive in snow, ice no one should drive in it.

yeah - i sent the article to a family friend. she is an event coordinator at Ceresville and had sent me an email asking about the weather.

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End of the 18z shows the coldest air of the season in these parts by far. Shows a +pna/-nao too. Both the gfs and the euro seem to want to start Feb off really good in these parts. Euro in particular seems to be stuck on sniffing out some long lost greenland ridging. I'm starting to get a little optimistic.

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End of the 18z shows the coldest air of the season in these parts by far. Shows a +pna/-nao too. Both the gfs and the euro seem to want to start Feb off really good in these parts. Euro in particular seems to be stuck on sniffing out some long lost greenland ridging. I'm starting to get a little optimistic.

we're abot to have an epic cold and dry feb

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End of the 18z shows the coldest air of the season in these parts by far. Shows a +pna/-nao too. Both the gfs and the euro seem to want to start Feb off really good in these parts. Euro in particular seems to be stuck on sniffing out some long lost greenland ridging. I'm starting to get a little optimistic.

The last several GFS runs had that period as the warmest of its 16 days, so a flip catches one's eye to see if its sniffing something out.

I'd love those single-digit lows to verify. Its rare to get through winter without single-digit lows here, but this year all I've managed is two 12-degree lows, two 13's and two 14's (all this month)

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i remember last year we were always waiting on late run extreme cold that never came. that's the pv dropping into the lakes isnt it?

A bit extreme of a solution to say the least but a decent pna ridge out west with some ridging around greenland is about as good as we can ask for. No way the trough verifies like that but the gfs and euro may actually be onto something.

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A bit extreme of a solution to say the least but a decent pna ridge out west with some ridging around greenland is about as good as we can ask for. No way the trough verifies like that but the gfs and euro may actually be onto something.

Having either one of those buckles in the pattern gives us a better chance than what we've had

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the whole dont like ice thing is stupid. it's better than sleet. keep it under 1/2-3/4" (here it's probably closer to 1/2" as it's not as normal as further noth) and it's not even really a problem unless you have to drive somewhere.

I don't know about that. There have been instances where we would get a foggy misty ice event and just a slight glaze on streets and sidewalks would be very treacherous.

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I don't know about that. There have been instances where we would get a foggy misty ice event and just a slight glaze on streets and sidewalks would be very treacherous.

"unless you have to drive somewhere"

it's more or less that people whine more about ice storms than is needed.

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Finally get to pull the kids' sled out of the attic this evening. They were pretty excited this morning when I told them it would snow tonight.

Be careful.....i remember sledding after an snow-sleet-ice storm in the 70's. I hit the flat runout at mach speed and cruised over 50 yards and ended up in the middle of a busy street. Looking back it was alot of fun.

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