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Feb To Forget? - 2020 Discussion


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1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Another snowstorm this weekend then that we can’t enjoy knowing another total melt is right on it’s heels. Awesome 

Not a pack winter....just enjoy tracking the storm itself. With some luck, we get a lot from the storm and the mild up is like a couple days of 40s with relatively low dews and a dry fropa.

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I would think something has to give entering the second week of January with forecast models indicating such an intense ULJ...looks like you get a situation where the STJ and PJ phase and there's a pretty significant storm with that and then a major pattern change behind it? Didn't we actually experience something similar last winter (and around the same time?)...there was the record ulvl winds measured across several Northeast balloon launch locations

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3 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Not a pack winter....just enjoy tracking the storm itself. With some luck, we get a lot from the storm and the mild up is like a couple days of 40s with relatively low dews and a dry fropa.

The terrible posts the last few days from the notorious whiners and pessimists have made even that rather unenjoyable

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I don't really see how things change moving through February. I think winter is cooked...it's not a good sign to see hardly cold air into Canada moving into February...then when you think about the processes which need to take place to completely change this and how much time is involved...we're past climo and all of a sudden we're kissing the equinox. Heck...there are times next week the -10C line at 850 is well into northern Canada.

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