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E PA/NJ/DE Winter 2024/25 Obs/Discussion


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FWIW from a  long time reader of this forum.    I don't think any solution is off the table yet.   It seems that most of the best storms here in the Lehigh Valley often flirt with "it's going to miss to the south and east".    I'm not saying this threat will definitely materialize, but I think it's still very possible.    Time will tell.

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2 minutes ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

No thanks

Lots of talk about closing and ejecting the thread. 

 

If you ask me, it's premature-ejectulation.  Either way, New England has relatively small skyscrapers and significantly fewer bridges to jump from.  The jumping will result in minimal weenie casualties.  

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25 minutes ago, Violentweatherfan said:

Bluewave from the NYC forum mentioned how the pacific was impacting our storm chances. Potentially due to climate change, heating up the pacific and making the flow progressive and effing up the jet stream 

If I’m misquoting Bluewave, my apologies, but the other day he mentioned the PAC jet extension and how it wouldn’t allow much ridging on the west coast.

This is a very simple game. You hit the ball. You catch the ball. You need the ridge axis over Boise ID.

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2 minutes ago, JTA66 said:

Worst of all is a miss means we’re gonna have to deal with the wrath of drought guy! :devilsmiley:

Don't you love it?  LMAO These LR models cannot handle a very progressive flow with strong confluence and are unreliable now.  This drought will be epic at this rate.  The 1.5 to 2 in rains are now off the table unless a decent  squall line forms tomorrow morning before the front comes through.  Thunderstorm is in the cards thats for sure  This crap on the ground now will be a memory by noon tomorrow.  Then what ever moisture is still in the ground will refreeze for another week.Then comes those fricking 40+ mph winds for the 20th time in 6 months drying out the ground even more.  I see power outages/tree damage  as the news maker. 

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7 minutes ago, Albedoman said:

Don't you love it?  LMAO These LR models cannot handle a very progressive flow with strong confluence and are unreliable now.  This drought will be epic at this rate.  The 1.5 to 2 in rains are now off the table unless a decent  squall line forms tomorrow morning before the front comes through.  Thunderstorm is in the cards thats for sure  This crap on the ground now will be a memory by noon tomorrow.  Then what ever moisture is still in the ground will refreeze for another week.Then comes those fricking 40+ mph winds for the 20th time in 6 months drying out the ground even more.  I see power outages/tree damage  as the news maker. 

That was NOWHERE near apocalyptic enough‼️ 

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3 hours ago, Ralph Wiggum said:

Well, there's a reason we dont get widespread mecs in a nina. Looking more likely we roll into a Nino for next winter. Recent Nino climo suggests it isnt what it once was. Otoh, we are  beyond due for a good above avg snowfall winter.

We're not getting an el nino next winter. We have a late peaking la nina that is at or below -1C on the MEI and RONI, like we were in 2022. The la nina will continue into next winter. El nino will need to wait until 2026-27, if not 2027-28.

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