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Feb To Forget? - 2020 Discussion


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4 minutes ago, OSUmetstud said:

Ketchikan is in the se rainforest. It's not even that snowy compared to areas further north. 

Yeah I get it...they're further south than Juneau. I just got to looking around at all of the climo sites in AK and saw how brutal January has been for the interior.

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22 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Yeah I get it...they're further south than Juneau. I just got to looking around at all of the climo sites in AK and saw how brutal January has been for the interior.

My brother recently moved to Reno from AK. He told me yesterday his friends have told him it's been brutal in Palmer north of Anchorage.  Fairbanks is going to set a monthly low max. If it was hot everyone would already know.

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2 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

My brother recently moved to Reno from AK. He told me yesterday his friends have told him it's been brutal in Palmer north of Anchorage.  Fairbanks is going to set a monthly low max. If it was hot everyone would already know.

:weenie:

Cold where it's supposed to be cold isn't exactly a story.

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1 hour ago, Typhoon Tip said:

Where is he in AK?

That's a hugemangous geographical area. He could be in a local-scale anomaly that doesn't reflect a the bigger picture because smaller relative spaces up there ...they're like Kansas sized.

That's A

The second aspect about that claim is that it was just several years ago that Valdez AK and surrounding points set snow records that were were historically above seasonal norms. I don't know what the specific numbers were, but there hasn't been much press about this year, to date.  Maybe something will surface. ..

Fact of the matter is, where cold is available...all over the world, snow result tendency are positive anomalous -

Surprised you of all people didn’t comprehend his post....

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1 minute ago, cleetussnow said:

It seems trends are coastal or whiff, rather not a cut through Detroit this time. Suppose that’s a pattern change. We will see if it holds.  

I am actually thinking hugger when all is said and done.  

The ensembles spread is overwhelmingly skewed toward wide right rather than a cutter west. So for now, I’d agree that it’s mostly a hit vs a whiff right. 

But given the timeframe, you can’t rule out a cutter yet. 

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