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Mid week Morch


Damage In Tolland

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We already have a March thread:

http://www.americanwx.com/bb/index.php/topic/47891-latter-februarymarch-2016-pattern/?p=3999288

 

Anyway, interesting you bring up the summer of '95 because I see a few potential similarities to '95-'96 next season.

 

This isn't a March pattern thread. It's specific to the torch next week.

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lol, the euro does that with every spring warmup and you guys eat it up

 

We probably get some sort of backdoor in a March warm pattern like 75% of the time...2012 was a rare outlier. There's a reason our springs suck.

 

We still may get a really warm day...but like 3 days of it is looking tough.

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We already have a March thread:

http://www.americanwx.com/bb/index.php/topic/47891-latter-februarymarch-2016-pattern/?p=3999288

 

Anyway, interesting you bring up the summer of '95 because I see a few potential similarities to '95-'96 next season.

 

 

Pretty please. 

 

http://www.spc.noaa.gov/misc/AbtDerechos/casepages/jul1995derechopage.htm#4th1995

 

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Well I don't think a week of 60's , 70's .. And perhaps one day approaching 80 is sustainable in Morch, but certainly no BN even with the mild down afterwards

After a transient cool down next weekend its right back to above normal to start week 3

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Mixed sentiments on that debate... 

 

I one regard, I agree that those who tend to resist the reality of warmth (in general), tend to be a bit knee jerk ready to pounce on the first indication for an off-set. That sort of neurosis borne pettiness gets a bit annoying...eyes-rolling

 

In the other regard, there is DEFINITELY truth in the idea of springs sucking in New England! BD's are certainly part of the equation. 

 

In any case, the warm up between late D4 and D7 is certainly higher confidence than anything after that. 

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