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February 2019 Discussion I


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21 minutes ago, Kitzbuhel Craver said:

We can see where early next week is going. Nowhere. Same damn thing all winter, a couple inches of crap, then switch to liquid. AN temps for the 10 days after the “storm”. This winter has been repeated nut punch, uppercut, nut punch, uppercut. Not KU’s, FU’s. 

Gfs gives me 7 inches or so quickly to lt rain drizzle,  that's a win this year 

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The high is in a good spot so there's potential for a good front ender or even some prolonged ice....but a lot will depend on how far east the energy gets...we don't really want this winding up into Wisconsin because it will leave us with very light precip running into the high...we want it trying to tear into DTW or CLE.

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2 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

I've had more inches of rain fall since Nov 1st then inches of snow.  Think about that.

This is the winter of Wasted QPF...big time 

ive never heard of a gradient so steep from S coastal SNE to the northern 1/2 of NNE

What a consistent diet of rain on S coast and Snows in N VT , extreme N NH and way up in N Maine 

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4 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

Wait wut  a 240 hour snow depth map for a 138 hr swfe .lol that a new one, shit gives you 7 Thumpity thump style ,my how far you have fallen into the depths of a warminista

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I don't trust snow fall maps.  The ratios are far higher on them then they realistically are here.  Cut that number in 1/2.

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