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December 2024 - Best look to an early December pattern in many a year!


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There are a lot people here with good memories, so maybe someone can solve this for me. When I look at my snow totals I recorded for last year, I have 13.5” listed for 12/7-12/8. After hearing so many here talk about how bad last December was, I looked at last December’s stats at a few nearby coop stations and could not find any snow reports like mine. Am I crazy? Where could that 13.5 have come from?

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Just now, met_fan said:

There are a lot people here with good memories, so maybe someone can solve this for me. When I look at my snow totals I recorded for last year, I have 13.5” listed for 12/7-12/8. After hearing so many here talk about how bad last December was, I looked at last December’s stats at a few nearby coop stations and could not find any snow reports like mine. Am I crazy? Where could that 13.5 have come from?

Beer?

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14 minutes ago, met_fan said:

There are a lot people here with good memories, so maybe someone can solve this for me. When I look at my snow totals I recorded for last year, I have 13.5” listed for 12/7-12/8. After hearing so many here talk about how bad last December was, I looked at last December’s stats at a few nearby coop stations and could not find any snow reports like mine. Am I crazy? Where could that 13.5 have come from?

That was a stormy week.  Up here in Central NH the hills got a lot of snow on 12/5 and a lot of rain a few days later.

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Just now, brooklynwx99 said:

EPS is also shifting the Pacific trough equatorward so it doesn’t seem like the GEFS solely being underdispersive

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That little trough near Hawaii works to hold that Ridge in place, correct?  

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1 hour ago, met_fan said:

There are a lot people here with good memories, so maybe someone can solve this for me. When I look at my snow totals I recorded for last year, I have 13.5” listed for 12/7-12/8. After hearing so many here talk about how bad last December was, I looked at last December’s stats at a few nearby coop stations and could not find any snow reports like mine. Am I crazy? Where could that 13.5 have come from?

This must have been January, not December.

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After the 6 inches today the old man and I shoveled all the roofs up to deer camp and my grandmother's house. Closing in on 2 feet that'll all end up in the river by Wednesday night.

At least I got to take my 98 tundra camp sled for a 2 mile ride up to camp, almost as much fun as my 2024

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12 minutes ago, TheMainer said:

After the 6 inches today the old man and I shoveled all the roofs up to deer camp and my grandmother's house. Closing in on 2 feet that'll all end up in the river by Wednesday night.

At least I got to take my 98 tundra camp sled for a 2 mile ride up to camp, almost as much fun as my 2024

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That looks like heaven to me.

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Not the most exciting stuff, but Tuesday looks pretty cold tucky as the mesolow moves into the GOM. May see alot fzdz right down into N MA if some of the meso runs are right. Not exactly setting the interior up for big winds unless we really see an amped low well to the west. 

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Just now, wx2fish said:

Not the most exciting stuff, but Tuesday looks pretty cold tucky as the mesolow moves into the GOM. May see alot fzdz right down into N MA if some of the meso runs are right. Not exactly setting the interior up for big winds unless we really see an amped low well to the west. 

Could be a SOP special for big rips 

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5 hours ago, Snowcrazed71 said:

I have a hard time when I see a map like this where it shows almost the entire continent of North America up to the Arctic in above normal temperatures. There's usually some kind of anomaly on the west or east side of the continent. 

Toss 

there's a new discovery in global environmental science known as climate change ...

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4 minutes ago, kdxken said:

That looks like heaven to me.

If you love the outdoors and don't mind every business within an hour closing at 8pm (besides the handful of bars) it's a great place to live. I get to WFH 4 days a week and drive down by dryslots house 1 day per week to work in office about 2 hours away, but well worth it. I lived down there for 10 years and never really enjoyed it after growing up here. 

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3 hours ago, weatherwiz said:

GFS even with a touch of sfc instability (even the NAM). We see dews push 60 and this will be wild. These bulk shear values are insane...nearly 110 knots. Lets get a forced line going

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ribbon echo squall event written all over this

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52 minutes ago, wx2fish said:

Not the most exciting stuff, but Tuesday looks pretty cold tucky as the mesolow moves into the GOM. May see alot fzdz right down into N MA if some of the meso runs are right. Not exactly setting the interior up for big winds unless we really see an amped low well to the west. 

I could do without the wind, I spent this afternoon picking up and cutting big branches all over my yard.

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