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Looking towards the beginning of December


CoastalWx

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  On 11/28/2012 at 7:26 PM, CoastalWx said:

Wait and see my friend. I don't think anybody said torch with Jerry walking the dog in a thong...but it's not a favorable pattern for us. Gonna punt the first week and part of the second into your fanny.

It doesn't mean an the interior can't get a sneaky event either...just not favorable and not worth gettinf excited about.

Even I can throw up at that image....lol.

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  On 11/28/2012 at 7:54 PM, NorEaster27 said:

everything is dead around my area due to the salt flooding from sandy.

It is in the surge zone here as well, see this all the time in late fall when its above normal, not the case this year, must be because it faces south.

Overcast cold day, a beauty.

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  On 11/28/2012 at 7:35 PM, Typhoon Tip said:

You got me curious ... I was just looking at some other notable bb pumps suffered through those months; here's a particularly painful raping:

April 16, ORH MAX/MIN

88 57

wow, April 16, 1,000 feet high.

How exactly is that painful? It's April, shouldn't we embrace the warmth?

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  On 11/28/2012 at 7:41 PM, ORH_wxman said:

Most people who ask about the Euro are looking for QPF information which the free sites do not have....wunderground has it but its about 20 minutes delayed. Also the Euro ensembles beyond 240 hours are not available publically.

Does wunderground show qpf accurately? I know their snow algorithms are a bit...um...weenieish.

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  On 11/28/2012 at 8:06 PM, danstorm said:

How exactly is that painful? It's April, shouldn't we embrace the warmth?

yeah, i'm actually with you on that ... from about Feb 15th onward, i really start going, 'huh', on that date, and end up around Apr 15 going, 'f this!'

But the majority voice here don't really get their heads around warm climo weather types/events so i'm just speaking to both the consensus, but also, the general unrelenting theme of above normal weather.

it actually brings up a good question, humor aside. this hasn't been a NE plague - it's been a U.S. one. in fact, the 30 year trend all over the planet is sloped upward for that matter. since the 30-year is what it is, it does force one to wonder if the shear odds of having an above normal month is greater now than a below normal month, in general.

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  On 11/28/2012 at 8:55 PM, Typhoon Tip said:

yeah, i'm actually with you on that ... from about Feb 15th onward, i really start going, 'huh', on that date, and end up around Apr 15 going, 'f this!'

But the majority voice here don't really get their heads around warm climo weather types/events so i'm just speaking to both the consensus, but also, the general unrelenting theme of above normal weather.

it actually brings up a good question, humor aside. this hasn't been a NE plague - it's been a U.S. one. in fact, the 30 year trend all over the planet is sloped upward for that matter. since the 30-year is what it is, it does force one to wonder if the shear odds of having an above normal month is greater now than a below normal month, in general.

I'm going huh on this sentence.

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