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**BANTER THREAD** Rolling into active period...wintry potential increasing, so are toaster sales

ORH_wxman

By ORH_wxman,
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Mr Torchey

Mr Torchey

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crazy world, +10-+20 is just run of the mill now, not even a second thought. New World Order.

This weekend is going to feel downright Arctic to most people, the two days that featured the icing event only produced one negative departure which was a -1 at orh. ITs going to feel fantastic, nice deep breaths of polar air hopefully some snow around as well.

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Clinch Leatherwood

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crazy world, +10-+20 is just run of the mill now, not even a second thought. New World Order.

This weekend is going to feel downright Arctic to most people, the two days that featured the icing event only produced one negative departure which was a -1 at orh. ITs going to feel fantastic, nice deep breaths of polar air hopefully some snow around as well.

Hopefully it'll kill off the bugs. Moths everywhere, some type of flying beetles, birds still active. Like you said I remember growing up and Harv or Bob Copeland would make a huge deal out of a month 1 or 2 degrees above/below. Now it's +3 4 5....

I just opened the windows to get some fresh 45-50 degree air for a bit and yes Huggies I may even mow quickly Wednesday to pick up remaining leaves/branches/debris.

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danstorm

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1993 danstorm notwithstanding. December stepped down after a huge 12/23 cutter ...more an apps runner. Then it was chilly and then the big snow 12/28 and the rest is freaking history. Keeping hope alive as the pattern has similarities.

Stay positive, my friend! Don't want to mess up your juju... I lived 93-94 as an 8th grade weenie in SNE ... it was epic!

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N. OF PIKE

N. OF PIKE

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lol i missed that convo from 4 to 5pm . thanks for that.

ya drove around and couldn't find much snow today in nh/mt. wash area. as i posted in NNE forum. Mount washington hotel had the LEAST amount of snow cover wrt other areas even south of N. conway. The dramatic shift occured west of randolph,nh (on rte 2) it was snowing and then as rode dropp'd chang'd to rain and when i hit jefferson , the temp went up 3 f tress were bare, then shortly thereafter ground was bare and as i headed toward twin mountain , there wasn't any snow anywhere and temps were about 40f w glimpses of sun. Downsloping FTL there and a bretton woods. But 3 miles down 302 leaving mt washington hotel it went back to winter wonderland with a solid 6 snowback and 32-33 degrees on 302 to the rte 16 junction. Top of wildcat got 5 inches today

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Clinch Leatherwood

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lol i missed that convo from 4 to 5pm . thanks for that.

ya drove around and couldn't find much snow today in nh/mt. wash area. as i posted in NNE forum. Mount washington hotel had the LEAST amount of snow cover wrt other areas even south of N. conway. The dramatic shift occured west of randolph,nh (on rte 2) it was snowing and then as rode dropp'd chang'd to rain and when i hit jefferson , the temp went up 3 f tress were bare, then shortly thereafter ground was bare and as i headed toward twin mountain , there wasn't any snow anywhere and temps were about 40f w glimpses of sun. Downsloping FTL there and a bretton woods. But 3 miles down 302 leaving mt washington hotel it went back to winter wonderland with a solid 6 snowback and 32-33 degrees on 302 to the rte 16 junction. Top of wildcat got 5 inches today

We were heading to Conway for NYE, may pull the plug and head towards Sunday River. I can do without staring at bare ground again this year.
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dryslot

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Donny baseball

Some quick early evening thoughts...

1. The pattern change continues to evolve as anticipated at this point in time.

2. A major winter storm will impact the Plains States into the western Great Lakes region tomorrow and Thursday. Parts of the region could pick up more than a foot of snow with isolated amounts exceeding 15". Rain could end with accumulating snow in Chicago.

3. There is a growing prospect that the above-noted storm will bring a moderate to significant snowfall to the Ottawa area.

4. In the longer-range, the AO is likely to remain negative, the PNA should become neutral (and could head positive in January) and the EPO could become neutral or even negative. Prospects for a significant Arctic outbreak will likely increase at the start of January.

5. Storminess appears likely to continue for at least the next 2-3 weeks.

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nzucker

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I really think the comments about pickle's financial status should have been deleted...none of that personal stuff belongs in here. Whether a person works 70 hours a week or 7 hours a week isn't anybody's business, nor whether he has a trust fund. The hints of jealousy and greed were evident in a lot of the posts and aren't necessary. I happen to be a person who works quite a bit of hours, but I don't begrudge anyone who works less (or more) than me, whether because they're rich or don't have a job. Doesn't matter at all.

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HIPPYVALLEY

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We were heading to Conway for NYE, may pull the plug and head towards Sunday River. I can do without staring at bare ground again this year.

I would look at Sugarloaf as Ginxy suggests. 90 minutes further N but possibly some better deals and epic mountain. No offense to PF (Lol) but my favorite area in NE and if there is enough snow to open the Bracket Basin you will be in awe.

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