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Moving Through December - Changing Patterns and Changing Diapers


ChrisM

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The funny thing is I never even noticed those regional descriptions before so I have no idea who made them. I think climo wise they do make sense (OKX vs BOX), but we'll probably change it back. The NYC forum is essentially NYC metro and SW CT does fall into that zone as well.

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Some SW CT posters post in the NYC forum, some post here....we don't force people to post in a particular forum if its grey area.

If someone from MArquette MI kept posting their obs in our threads, we'd probably tell them to go to the lakes forum.

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Your the minority here, most would rather have small amounts of snow that constantly get washed away rather than no snow at all, or so I have been told.

i agree, that's why i said 1 10 inch snowfall. i want the ground covered in white all month, if you'd rather have the ground cover'd in white for 3 days but get 2 10 inch snowfalls, we agree to disagree on snowpack vs snowfall. no biggie

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lol well i guess we'd have to define "warm and wet"

i'm talking about today was warm and wet. no ski area would want that

if were talking about +5 departures and 100% of normal snow, then that is different. I'm talking warm temperatures and way below normal snow (above normal qpf in the form of rain) . i think if its' frigid outside people would assume their is snow in ski land.

It would be quite rare, impossible for NNE to have a warm and rainy winter. Warm and wet here means snow there. Even for here, it means at least elevated blue bombs.

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We used to have some interior N NJ posters in our obs threads during the SWFEs in '07-'08...since they actually gaves us a bit of perspective on where the mix line was. We don't force people where to post. We have subforums so general areas can post together. But there are times when cross-regional posting is totally relevant...and times where posters who live near the lines prefer to post in one forum or another. That happens a lot between the Philly and NYC forums too.

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i agree, that's why i said 1 10 inch snowfall. i want the ground covered in white all month, if you'd rather have the ground cover'd in white for 3 days but get 2 10 inch snowfalls, we agree to disagree on snowpack vs snowfall. no biggie

You have me all wrong. I am in the snowpack camp. Who want's piddly snowfalls that vanish in a few days of sunshine.

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We used to have some interior N NJ posters in our obs threads during the SWFEs in '07-'08...since they actually gaves us a bit of perspective on where the mix line was. We don't force people where to post. We have subforums so general areas can post together. But there are times when cross-regional posting is totally relevant...and times where posters who live near the lines prefer to post in one forum or another. That happens a lot between the Philly and NYC forums too.

it was a joke Will, mostly aimed at LL. who cares.
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The funny thing is I never even noticed those regional descriptions before so I have no idea who made them. I think climo wise they do make sense (OKX vs BOX), but we'll probably change it back. The NYC forum is essentially NYC metro and SW CT does fall into that zone as well.

Again Brian I was just joking. NBD
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lol well i guess we'd have to define "warm and wet"

i'm talking about today was warm and wet. no ski area would want that

if were talking about +5 departures and 100% of normal snow, then that is different. I'm talking warm temperatures and way below normal snow (above normal qpf in the form of rain) . i think if its' frigid outside people would assume their is snow in ski land.

I know a certain ski resort employee who would take their chances with 200% of normal QPF over a -6F month with 30% QPF.

Every single time we have a "wet" winter relative to normal, we will come out with a lot of snow. You forget that we can still snow a lot in a +4F month.

Of course I'd rather have cold and dry if it's going to be warm and rainy...that's not really an argument. But high moisture anomalies is very good for here in most cases.

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