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February 2023 Obs/Discussion


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12 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

1888

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Need to elongate the vertical front a little more….

 

You and I have talked about this before…but if we got an equivalent of the 1888 setup in 2023, you wonder if someone could pull 60+ with the added moisture in the atmosphere compared to then when spots pulled 50. These are hypothetical scenarios but there is definitely a return rate on something like that…whether it’s 1 in 100 or 1 in 1000 years it’s hard to say. 

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16 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Just give us one big dog and call it a season. I’ll even go feed some geese if it helps. 
 

 

I just had that thought.  Just bring a regionwide like 10”+ and call it a year. Snowpack outside walking the dog is like 6-7” of QPF-rich granular.  Certainly very warm for mid-February and sun angle starts to lean warmer.  Still early enough though to score even a brief wintery week, as low a shot as it seems sometimes. 

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2 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Need to elongate the vertical front a little more….

 

You and I have talked about this before…but if we got an equivalent of the 1888 setup in 2023, you wonder if someone could pull 60+ with the added moisture in the atmosphere compared to then when spots pulled 50. These are hypothetical scenarios but there is definitely a return rate on something like that…whether it’s 1 in 100 or 1 in 1000 years it’s hard to say. 

Imagine the melts. 

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Just now, dryslot said:

The big dog comes in April this year when everyone's guard is down.

Like ‘97. I’ve said the story before but I remember 3 days before that system it was 65-70F with a light breeze and I was outside at the local driving range practicing since varsity golf tryouts in highschool were about a week away….some guys near me were talking about how they heard on the news that we might get 6 inches of snow in a few days and they were laughing at how the weathermen were likely all full of shit…I made a comment to them that it could be even more than 6” and they laughed it off as me being a dumb high schooler who didn’t know any better. I always wondered what their reaction was a few days later when they cracked 30”+. :lol:

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17 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

Like ‘97. I’ve said the story before but I remember 3 days before that system it was 65-70F with a light breeze and I was outside at the local driving range practicing since varsity golf tryouts in highschool were about a week away….some guys near me were talking about how they heard on the news that we might get 6 inches of snow in a few days and they were laughing at how the weathermen were likely all full of shit…I made a comment to them that it could be even more than 6” and they laughed it off as me being a dumb high schooler who didn’t know any better. I always wondered what their reaction was a few days later when they cracked 30”+. :lol:

I had a convo like that several days before Oct11 except I brought up the possible snower with a bunch of strangers, and was laughed at. I wonder if they were still laughing in their dark homes for 10 days afterwards.

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