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Ending out December with a Potential Pattern Change


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The Jan 15th OTS storm would have  killed this board

The Jan 15th OTS storm would have  killed this board

No, missing White Juan in mid Feb 2004 would have killed.

The 1/15 storm we actually all got some snow in down in SNE. I think I had about 2 inches. It was a clipper system...the max was down south in NJ/NYC/PHL area, but it wasn't like we missed a 12"+ storm...though I'm sure plenty would have complained they didn't get the 7-8 inches of feathers on 0.25" of QPF that they got.

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No, missing White Juan in mid Feb 2004 would have killed.

The 1/15 storm we actually all got some snow in down in SNE. I think I had about 2 inches. It was a clipper system...the max was down south in NJ/NYC/PHL area, but it wasn't like we missed a 12"+ storm...though I'm sure plenty would have complained they didn't get the 7-8 inches of feathers on 0.25" of QPF that they got.

Feb 04 sucked balls, normal temps with 3 inches of snow, Jan 15th was progged to blow up but didn't

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Miserable month. I'd rather a torch

 

Not my favorite, but having consecutive days with afternoon highs of -11 and -8 (with wind) was memorable, as were the 15-ft icicles hanging from 3 sides of Augusta's talles building after a water pipe froze/broke during one of those bitter nights.  And the meager 7.7" snow is now only the 3rd lowest of my 17 yr here, worsted by 2013 and 2014.

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Not my favorite, but having consecutive days with afternoon highs of -11 and -8 (with wind) was memorable, as were the 15-ft icicles hanging from 3 sides of Augusta's talles building after a water pipe froze/broke during one of those bitter nights.  And the meager 7.7" snow is now only the 3rd lowest of my 17 yr here, worsted by 2013 and 2014.

how did you do Jan 77

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interesting GEFS clusters from 12Z fully 70% now place a 980ish LP pretty much directly over NYC while a big switch with the remaining 10% in the lakes, interesting trends for sure, better news for ski country.

deep SE flow ahead of it screws everyone... there isn't much snow with the system overall
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great upslope signal for Christmas day to refresh the areas.

 

18z GFS has some decent backside westerly flow upslope.  Hammers the west slopes of the Adirondacks actually. 

 

As long as we can get a few inches on the backside we'll be good.  Today's 2-4" of like sand/graupel made a world of difference and you pretty much couldn't tell it rained yesterday.  Heck I've picked up an inch of snow in the last 3-4 hours at home as light snow continues.

 

Hopefully we can hone in some upslope behind the low to keep it looking and feeling wintery and festive for all the tourists.

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More food for thought, many times the snow doesn't come when the pattern  immediately switches, it comes when it tries to wax or wane a bit. So, if within 5 days it does not snow, please do not complain. I can see that happening.

 

Good point to make...prep for the inevitable "its cold out now but its still not snowing dammit" type posts.  I'd say the first threat will come after that initial push of cold air inundates the midwest and eastern US, then relaxes a little like you said.  Initially the cold delivery will likely be enough to squash any shortwave that tries to amplify, until the atmosphere rebounds a bit. 

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Good point to make...prep for the inevitable "its cold out now but its still not snowing dammit" type posts.  I'd say the first threat will come after that initial push of cold air inundates the midwest and eastern US, then relaxes a little like you said.  Initially the cold delivery will likely be enough to squash any shortwave that tries to amplify, until the atmosphere rebounds a bit. 

 

It wouldn't surprise me if that happened. 

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Good point to make...prep for the inevitable "its cold out now but its still not snowing dammit" type posts. I'd say the first threat will come after that initial push of cold air inundates the midwest and eastern US, then relaxes a little like you said. Initially the cold delivery will likely be enough to squash any shortwave that tries to amplify, until the atmosphere rebounds a bit.

yeah guaranteed you wouldn't make a where is the snow post,lol
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Yep, I would refrain from the board. God Bless Ginxy, but snow on remote mtn tops in NNE don't get my mojo going.

Hahaha. You mean watching 2,000ft+ from MRG to Jay to Sugarloaf get dusted in January doesn't make you excited to jump out of bed and check the window, err webcams?

That was a real crappy winter. Still the lowest season at the picnic tables (211") in the 10 years I've been here. But although it was low, at least it did snow a little...which made it seem like a relatively good year compared to the rest of New England.

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