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2012 March Banter Thread


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21z SREF looks the same as previous runs. Still well south.

http://mag.ncep.noaa...el=&imageSize=M

The precip shield is noticeably trending north and a little stronger though, and has a slightly less suppressed look to it. This run still looks like it would support snow north of the city, but I think that the storm ends up at the very least a little further north and/or warmer than what the SREF is showing.

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I agree with that. A late October/November snowfall is nice because were heading into winter anyway but an April snowfall sucks because we just want warm, sunny weather because it's spring.

Rollercoaster this week, near 70 today to 40s/50 Friday and Saturday to possibly 80 early next week and then back into the low to mid 50s for mid to late week.

We? Speak for yourself.

I always enjoy a late season snowfall.

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That was predictable... the 0z NAM is noticeably warmer and further north. It's not in the time frame when it affects NYC yet but this run looks like it will easily produce rain for most.

Of course it will be rain. Mother nature doesn't want to give the area any snow. Uggggh.

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Of course it will be rain. Mother nature doesn't want to give the area any snow. Uggggh.

This winter probably found almost every possible scenario to keep the snow away from NYC... February 24 was a classic, NYC/NE NJ were in cold sector, snow accumulated literally 10 miles to my north and I barely had a trace of sleet with an otherwise very cold rain.

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A snow weenie would want snow all year round.

LOL, no. There are a lot of people that are big snow weenies, but wouldn't want snow it the summer. Cold/snow in the summer would be a disaster because it would ruin crops. No sane person would want to see snow in July. Late season snow (April) and early season snow (October) is fun. But snow during the heart of the growing season (May through September) would be a terrible thing.

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No sane person would want to see snow in July.

The moderators at American

Generally give me free reign

Sort of like the psych wards

That release the insane...

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LOL, no. There are a lot of people that are big snow weenies, but wouldn't want snow it the summer. Cold/snow in the summer would be a disaster because it would ruin crops. No sane person would want to see snow in July. Late season snow (April) and early season snow (October) is fun. But snow during the heart of the growing season (May through September) would be a terrible thing.

I agree with this practically. But if it were to snow in the summer, the board would be going absolutely crazy, and we'd all love the historical significance of it. It would be one of the greatest meteorological phenomena of all-time.

Practically, I don't want crops destroyed, but I can't just turn down the opportunity for snow, regardless of the time of year.

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Wow I thought everyone was on the same page as far as actually wanting Spring weather.

I don't like to see snow beyond mid February or earlier than mid December. I couldn't imagine seeing snow in April, that little coating I got in October was only on the ground for a matter of hours, what's the point. No thanks.

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Trust me, your idiosyncratic perspective here is NOT shared by an overwhelming majority. Snow in April is fleeting and a waste.

Some of you people need to get out more.

<Realizes Pazzo's google search is in overdrive....first with obscure Chilean poets and then with adjectives he probably doesn't really understand>

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Trust me, your idiosyncratic perspective here is NOT shared by an overwhelming majority. Snow in April is fleeting and a waste.

Some of you people need to get out more.

44F and drizzle is a common phenomenon in April...it happens every year. Some people prefer snow over that. Some people prefer snow over 75F and sunny. I'm one of them. 75F and sunny is nice, but we have 150 days of climo to get that weather...snow is much rarer.

Lecturing people on their interest in snow is more of a waste than snow in April.

Different strokes for different folks.

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<Realizes Pazzo's google search is in overdrive....first with obscure Chilean poets and then with adjectives he probably doesn't really understand>

Dude seriously?

FYI, Neruda is a Nobel Prize winner and one of the most famous poets of the 20th Century. Not quite obscure, unless you aren't sure of that word's meaning.

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Dude seriously?

FYI, Neruda is a Nobel Prize winner and one of the most famous poets of the 20th Century. Not quite obscure, unless you aren't sure of that word's meaning.

This entirely random list of the 151 greatest poets ever has him ranked 53rd....you will have to pardon me as I just rode in on the noon stage...

http://shareranks.co...ets-of-All-Time

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Time for thunderstorms.

If you could give me the precise hour I would appreciate it exceedingly...

<Need to find my galoshes>

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