December Medium/ Long Range

[wxdude64]

23 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:

I’m sure he could throw that in for free, what with the holidays and all. 

 

[MillvilleWx]

2 hours ago, Eskimo Joe said:

That was the storm that saved the winter. https://www.raymondcmartinjr.com/weather/2006/12-Feb-06.html

One of the greatest snowstorms I ever witnessed. Had 4.5”/hr at the height with pure TSSN+ for over a hour. Measured right around 20” in Carney. Randallstown had over 2’ 

The things I would do for that storm again 

[CAPE]

6 hours ago, HighStakes said:

Euro remains considerably colder for the weekend against the GFS. Also negates any significant warm up after the cold shot.

Both the GEFS and EPS have high pressure pressing southward along the east coast for much of Christmas week with the last bit of Canadian cold hanging on, while the rest of the continent is overcome by the Pacific onslaught and above normal temps. Lucky us!

[Ralph Wiggum]

15 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Both the GEFS and EPS have high pressure pressing southward along the east coast for much of Christmas week with the last bit of Canadian cold hanging on, while the rest of the continent is overcome by the Pacific onslaught and above normal temps. Lucky us!

Best.

Christmas present.

Ever.

[cbmclean]

Not sure if this will verify, but it it does, we deserve it!!  During this -PDOom period, cold has been shunted away from the eastern Conus like we had a laser shield around us.  Which, with the SER, we kind of have had a shield..

[frd]

31 minutes ago, CAPE said:

Both the GEFS and EPS have high pressure pressing southward along the east coast for much of Christmas week with the last bit of Canadian cold hanging on, while the rest of the continent is overcome by the Pacific onslaught and above normal temps. Lucky us!

Canada is also well above normal with some of their anomalies in excess of 30 degrees above normal. That indicates no further cold intrusions for the U.S. for the foreseeable future.

[Interstate]

40 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

One of the greatest snowstorms I ever witnessed. Had 4.5”/hr at the height with pure TSSN+ for over a hour. Measured right around 20” in Carney. Randallstown had over 2’ 

The things I would do for that storm again 

Yep I remember this like it was yesterday. The governor closed all roads during the height of the storm. 

[psuhoffman]

39 minutes ago, MillvilleWx said:

One of the greatest snowstorms I ever witnessed. Had 4.5”/hr at the height with pure TSSN+ for over a hour. Measured right around 20” in Carney. Randallstown had over 2’ 

The things I would do for that storm again 

I remember people complaining because the snow melted fast because it got into the 50s 3 days after the storm.  Imagine that now. How the mighty have fallen. 

[Kevin Reilly]

20 minutes ago, frd said:

Canada is also well above normal with some of their anomalies in excess of 30 degrees above normal. That indicates no further cold intrusions for the U.S. for the foreseeable future.

Winter over after December 23rd the reindeer didn’t see its antlers shadow 6 days until Spring!

[CAPE]

39 minutes ago, frd said:

Canada is also well above normal with some of their anomalies in excess of 30 degrees above normal. That indicates no further cold intrusions for the U.S. for the foreseeable future.

A week of above normal isnt a disaster.

[87storms]

Winter over after December 23rd the reindeer didn’t see its antlers shadow 6 days until Spring!

It is kinda wild, though, that in 3 months it’ll be March Madness. Relying on backloaded winters is risky business. It’ll be go time soon.


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[mdhokie]

1 hour ago, frd said:

Canada is also well above normal with some of their anomalies in excess of 30 degrees above normal. That indicates no further cold intrusions for the U.S. for the foreseeable future.

But what about Mongolia?