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February Medium/Long Range Discussion


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  On 2/20/2020 at 7:12 PM, psuhoffman said:

It’s like he stopped trying to hit singles and only swings for the fences now. And he seems increasingly frustrated with it all also.

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Had he continued to forecast and review models and provide useful old fashion weather input like he did 20 years ago he would have many times more followers versus the way he has branched off into climate debate and reversing his stance on the long range patterns. I would look forward with eager anticipation to his daily posts many years ago.  What he knows still rivals the models at times but he refuses to use that approach any longer, except maybe on an occasion or two. I also note the frustration as well.     

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A +NAO and a 50/50 high with an amplified upper trough to our west is a disaster. Anyone want to explain to me how this look is full of potential? How could it possibly track underneath?

Unless/until I see lower heights showing up off the Canadian maritimes on approach, this is a goner. It's on to March. Except both the GEFS and the EPS now have a western US trough and a SE ridge lol. What I meant to say was..it's on to Spring.

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:29 PM, C.A.P.E. said:
A +NAO and a 50/50 high with an amplified upper trough to our west is a disaster. Anyone want to explain to me how this look is full of potential? How could it possibly track underneath?
Unless/until I see lower heights showing up off the Canadian maritimes on approach, this is a goner. It's on to March. Except both the GEFS and the EPS now have a western US trough and a SE ridge lol. What I meant to say was..it's on to Spring.
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This is bottom of 9th and were are down by 11 runs

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:18 PM, C.A.P.E. said:

It is inevitable this winter. The model with the worst possible look for snow here will end up correct.

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When we were entering this god awful pattern I saw a lot of posts with a “we will probably get lucky somewhere” attitude but I kept thinking “ehh unlikely in this look”. The years with this pattern where we got some snow usually it was around the fringes, early before it set in or late. We didn’t get lucky early so now we are left needing some luck late. But most of the analogs to that look we’re am absolute barren wasteland once that pattern locked in for the duration of Jan and Feb. 

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:29 PM, C.A.P.E. said:

A +NAO and a 50/50 high with an amplified upper trough to our west is a disaster. Anyone want to explain to me how this look is full of potential? How could it possibly track underneath?

Unless/until I see lower heights showing up off the Canadian maritimes on approach, this is a goner. It's on to March. Except both the GEFS and the EPS now have a western US trough and a SE ridge lol. What I meant to say was..it's on to Spring.

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Hypothetically the way to get it under us is a stronger lead system that holds longer and knocks down heights. Other then that simply blind stupid luck of the second system just happens to dig further east.  The best shot remains the first energy ejection behind that. But it’s now looking like a one shot deal. If that gets suppressed were likely toast as guidance is reverting to the base state much faster now. For a few days it appeared we might even get a longer window with 2-3 chances before the reversion.  That obviously would have significantly increased our odds. 

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:40 PM, Ji said:
  On 2/20/2020 at 10:38 PM, C.A.P.E. said:
As you well know, its a different world out there.
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Oh yea...just trying to find somewhere to drive. I've given up around here lol

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There or Canaan is on my list of possible places to move in the next couple years. Everywhere else is up north. No substitute for latitude. NNE doesn't worry about 12 different indices all being in perfect alignment for snow.

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:39 PM, Ji said:

I've never seem a winter where there has been no action on left side of box..kind of eerie24efd0f668a515b9d269409697bd8a7e.gif&key=5a20f0a94eedab3aa2810028aecfaa85133d19965c55df3df96b87de77fe141a

 

 

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There are waves in those phases problem is since early Jan there has been a more dominant standing wave in the western Pac muting any effect both on that chart and the pattern of any convection in favorable locations. 

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:45 PM, C.A.P.E. said:
There or Canaan is on my list of possible places to move in the next couple years. Everywhere else is up north. No substitute for latitude. NNE doesn't worry about 12 different indices all being in perfect alignment for snow.
Man if I was single...I'd be living in fort kent.. can you imagine a place where cutters can give you snow lol
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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:43 PM, psuhoffman said:

Hypothetically the way to get it under us is a stronger lead system that holds longer and knocks down heights. Other then that simply blind stupid luck of the second system just happens to dig further east.  The best shot remains the first energy ejection behind that. But it’s now looking like a one shot deal. If that gets suppressed were likely toast as guidance is reverting to the base state much faster now. For a few days it appeared we might even get a longer window with 2-3 chances before the reversion.  That obviously would have significantly increased our odds. 

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Dang...is the first week of March hail mary window already closed? If so...oof. That would be a typical end to this winter, smh

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:51 PM, Ji said:
  On 2/20/2020 at 10:45 PM, C.A.P.E. said:
There or Canaan is on my list of possible places to move in the next couple years. Everywhere else is up north. No substitute for latitude. NNE doesn't worry about 12 different indices all being in perfect alignment for snow.
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Man if I was single...I'd be living in fort kent.. can you imagine a place where cutters can give you snow lol

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I have been thinking hard about maybe a second (relatively inexpensive) place to buy where I can experience deep winter whenever I want.  Been looking hard at places in the Tug.  Prices in the sticks up there are not terrible. 

If it were up to me I would live up there during the winter, work firewood, plow my driveway and watch the snowfall.  I like solitude man...especially in winter.  Come back to MD when mud season starts up there. My wife would prefer to have a warmer option as a second home.  So...the compromise looks like we will just stay here in MD so I can continue counting snowfall in millimeters instead of feet.

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  On 2/20/2020 at 11:55 PM, poolz1 said:
I have been thinking hard about maybe a second (relatively inexpensive) place to buy where I can experience deep winter whenever I want.  Been looking hard at places in the Tug.  Prices in the sticks up there are not terrible. 
If it were up to me I would live up there during the winter, work firewood, plow my driveway and watch the snowfall.  I like solitude man...especially in winter.  Come back to MD when mud season starts up there. My wife would prefer to have a warmer option as a second home.  So...the compromise looks like we will just stay here in MD so I can continue counting snowfall in millimeters instead of feet.
Man I've had those exact same thoughts. I was looking at places near lake superior last week where you got like 300 inches this winter. My mood is so much better when winter is in my life. Thjs has been so depressing
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  On 2/20/2020 at 11:05 PM, Maestrobjwa said:

Dang...is the first week of March hail mary window already closed? If so...oof. That would be a typical end to this winter, smh

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I hope it is over it cannot end fast enough. Last thing we need is some St Patrick's Day threat showing a MECS under 60 hours then disintegrating into nothingness as the final straw. Let's just end this asap and hopefully reset the system next winter. 

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  On 2/21/2020 at 12:06 AM, Ji said:
  On 2/20/2020 at 11:55 PM, poolz1 said:
I have been thinking hard about maybe a second (relatively inexpensive) place to buy where I can experience deep winter whenever I want.  Been looking hard at places in the Tug.  Prices in the sticks up there are not terrible. 
If it were up to me I would live up there during the winter, work firewood, plow my driveway and watch the snowfall.  I like solitude man...especially in winter.  Come back to MD when mud season starts up there. My wife would prefer to have a warmer option as a second home.  So...the compromise looks like we will just stay here in MD so I can continue counting snowfall in millimeters instead of feet.
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Man I've had those exact same thoughts. I was looking at places near lake superior last week where you got like 300 inches this winter. My mood is so much better when winter is in my life. Thjs has been so depressing

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You and @Maestrobjwa should go halves on a cabin in the woods. 

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  On 2/20/2020 at 10:37 PM, psuhoffman said:

When we were entering this god awful pattern I saw a lot of posts with a “we will probably get lucky somewhere” attitude but I kept thinking “ehh unlikely in this look”. The years with this pattern where we got some snow usually it was around the fringes, early before it set in or late. We didn’t get lucky early so now we are left needing some luck late. But most of the analogs to that look we’re am absolute barren wasteland once that pattern locked in for the duration of Jan and Feb. 

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If 300-400 miles south of us can score in this horrible pattern, we certainly could have.

 

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