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2012 Winter Banter Thread #3


yoda

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As perhaps the only posting member of the "Jackpot" I thought I would come in here to gloat. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!! Now, I have altruistic intentions of course. Usually, gloating during jackpot status always send the snow up north. You're welcome.

I've just ordered up a dry slot for you.

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Indexes aside...with that vortex anchored near NFLD this weekend it is effectively a negative NAO. A two day interlude coming at exactly the right time for the Mid Atlantic as if it was divine intervention. ;)

I'm glad I'm gonna be in VA Sunday night..on my way home from FL.. What luck that was

also. LOL

While that technically may be true the NAO and AO are extremely close to neutral and were recently negative for some time

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The N trend is awesome as it is certainly real in a majority of cases and it is heavily abused by weenies to give justification to absurd forecasts.

It's also talked about/worried about with every storm around here if we are in the bullseye, so it makes sense to at least think it may happen this time to give us a surprise 4"+. (weenie)

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Now I'm thinking of staying at a motel near Kings Dominion along I-95. I hope that's far enough north for mostly snow.

I'm not sure it's even still called King Dominion any more lol

they have had soooo many diff owners

but the park is still there

I would go to Luray...at least you can check out the caverns if all else fails

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Correct me if I am wrong cause was in southern Virginia at the time. But if I recall correctly, March 2009 was also suppose to be a southern Virginia snowstorm that crept north at the last minute. I remember we were suppose to get our only snow of the year near Richmond. We did, like 6 to 9 inches, but DC also got 6 to 9 when they were not suppose to until the final day before?

Honestly, I think a lot of this is about selective memory. March 09 was a true coastal storm - I do not recall it ever being modeled as a Southern Va special. DC was under the gun for quite a while along with many of the I-95 cities. Hopefully I am not skewing history though.

If anything, that storm underperformed IMBY.

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