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February 2022 Obs/Disco


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image.thumb.png.ca3f68ec18731b1c39c82bf308ffec20.pngGeps looks interesting for early March. Eps a little flatter with the ridge so the energy doesn’t dig enough. If we can get the western ridge to amplify a bit more and link up with the ridge over the north pole, we could see a low appear out of nowhere on the op runs. Feb 28th threat looks dead.

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3 minutes ago, George001 said:

image.thumb.png.ca3f68ec18731b1c39c82bf308ffec20.pngGeps looks interesting for early March. Eps a little flatter with the ridge so the energy doesn’t dig enough. If we can get the western ridge to amplify a bit more and link up with the ridge over the north pole, we could see a low appear out of nowhere on the op runs. Feb 28th threat looks dead.

There’s zero threats thru day 10.. with a warmup next week 

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11 minutes ago, Cold Miser said:

March '93 ain't walking through that door. 

Lol wasn’t thinking anything like that. But That wasn’t even all that impressive here to be honest…16 inches and then a ton of sleet. Didn’t live up to the hype here imo. A lil more east and it would have been an all timer..but didn’t happen. 
 

Just would like to end on a decent storm is all. 

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18 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

Lol wasn’t thinking anything like that. But That wasn’t even all that impressive here to be honest…16 inches and then a ton of sleet. Didn’t live up to the hype here imo. A lil more east and it would have been an all timer..but didn’t happen. 
 

Just would like to end on a decent storm is all. 

That was just my cryptic reference to that classic Rick Pitino interview when he said, "Larry Bird Isn't walking through that door..." in response to a Celtic's loss to Toronto in 2000.

 

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1 hour ago, WinterWolf said:

Lol wasn’t thinking anything like that. But That wasn’t even all that impressive here to be honest…16 inches and then a ton of sleet. Didn’t live up to the hype here imo. A lil more east and it would have been an all timer..but didn’t happen. 

Likewise here.  Few if any New England sites recorded less from the Superstorm than our 10.3" of well-rimed flakes in Gardiner - 1.70" LE for a nice 6:1 ratio.
Biggest snows for 1992-93:
2/22-24:  14.5"
1/31-2/2:  13.9"
2/16-17:   11.0"
3/13-14:   10.3"
3/5-6:       9.0"

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3 hours ago, WinterWolf said:

Lol…for all of us this time? It’d be nice. But the GFS just puked on itself today. I know 6 days out, but it’d Be nice if it could pull it off? 

Don’t worry, once where in the nam range it will be the only model to give us the goods…but it will be wrong this time.

Winter 21-22, feels like we’ve been feeding it sleeping pills and we sowed its eyelids open. 

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4 minutes ago, George001 said:

Welp onto the next storm, hopefully the next one doesn’t underperform like this piece of shit. Early March the pattern looks better, still think the March 3-4 window can turn into a Miller B. Just too much warm air aloft for this one.

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this one didn't underperform, unfortunately

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19 hours ago, MJO812 said:

Weeklies?

Weeklies?   In a 'weeklies' we'll be full-on embedded in both the human distinction of spring, but of vaster more importance ... that which is instructed by celestial mechanics. LOL

You know ... that whole annoying aspect of the sun gaining altitude along it's zenith?   March has the hugest D(solar) variance as we cross the equinox...  I'm already seeing seasonal 'flashing' tendencies in the longer range guidance - that's just what I call it when the cold hydrostatic heights tend to abruptly fill, and the coherence of the R-wave ( long wave ) orientation seems to get less.   It's really the "bowling season" - which despite winter's paliative end life, can provide the biggest storm one's seen in years.  LOL.  

Excluding the rare scenaro ... I don't have as good an optimistic feel for the mid month period as others.  Radiative forcing is likely to creep into modulating these outlooks at some point. 

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1 hour ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Don’t worry, once where in the nam range it will be the only model to give us the goods…but it will be wrong this time.

Winter 21-22, feels like we’ve been feeding it sleeping pills and we sowed its eyelids open. 

JDJ has a new rule to forecast, only use the least snowy model, 90% accuracy. 

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