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1 hour ago, jbenedet said:

At least up here...

 

November is a greater snow producing month than April.

December is a greater snow producing month than March.

 

Kind of a big deal if you are striking and fouling through Jan 1. Just probability. You know, mathssss....

 

I think recent years have us biased into believing we can easily make up lost ground with one MECS+ storm. Those odds are not worth banking on. 

Here November and April are much the same, except for biggest storms.  December averages more than March but March has more big storms,
even though Dec's top 3 are above anything in March.

November                      April
Avg:  4.6"                       Avg: 4.8"

1. 13.0", 26-27/2014      1.  18.5", 4-5/2007
2.  9.7", 23/2011            2.  15.1", 1-2/2011
3.  7.1", 27-28/2018       3.  11.2", 12-13/2007
4.  7.0", 17-18/2002      4.    8.5", 9-10/2020
5.  6.0", 13/2018            5.   5.2", 15-17/2007 (with ~5" RA as well)

December                      March
Avg:  18.9"                      Avg:  16.9"

1.   24.0", 6-7/2003       1.   19.9", 7-9/2018
2.  22.0", 16-18/2022    2.  19.0", 30-31/2001
3.  21.0", 29-30/2016    3.  16.5", 13-14/2018
4.  15.5", 21-22/2008    4.  16.0", 22-23/2001
5.  13.2", 14-15/2003    5.  15.5", 14-15/2017
Next: 12.4" this week    Next:  14.5",14.0", 13.5", 13.3"
10 events 10"+               14 events 10"+ (in one less year)

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3 minutes ago, Lava Rock said:

This doesn't mean it's going to torch. Above avg could be 1F higher than usual right? If so, that's ok with me. If we're taking 10-20f above avg, then that won't be favorable

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I usually see the darker the red lead to bigger anomalies  , but I mean this is still out there in time where it can change a good amount and be near normal or normal 

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17 minutes ago, Sey-Mour Snow said:

18z gfs much colder for the day 9 storm..  still rain for most but 1-2' of heavy wet snow for the deep interior.. wouldn't it be funny if we pull off a heavy wet snowstorm in the middle of our torch and unfavorable period.. 

I'm starting a thread for that one ..

- most likely later this evening or tomorrow morning.  I've been discussing the burgeoning PNA signal since two days ago ...  We're emerging a system into a background numerical correlation.  Those 'usually' come down to details when that's the case.  Too early for such specifics, of course, but early heads for what (imho ) is maturing into a valid signal has been sufficiently met with success in the past and this is one of those -.

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49 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

I'm starting a thread for that one ..

- most likely later this evening or tomorrow morning.  I've been discussing the burgeoning PNA signal since two days ago ...  We're emerging a system into a background numerical correlation.  Those 'usually' come down to details when that's the case.  Too early for such specifics, of course, but early heads for what (imho ) is maturing into a valid signal has been sufficiently met with success in the past and this is one of those -.

For a rainer ? Recommendation is do not.

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3 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

18z NAM went east again....gets western SNE into accumulating snow.

@RUNNAWAYICEBERGdoing naked snow angels while me and Ray get rained on?

I’m not buying these snowy solutions but any snow is welcomed. But the clothes will continue to stay on until the elusive one finally comes. The 20”+ that has evaded me since 2011. Time is ticking…

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4 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:

18z NAM went east again....gets western SNE into accumulating snow.

@RUNNAWAYICEBERGdoing naked snow angels while me and Ray get rained on?

For me?  That NAM solution is about as likely as a 400lb escaped Sterling CT sow flying out of my ass (ginny will know what that means).

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