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January Medium/Long Range: A snowy January ahead?


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1 minute ago, JenkinsJinkies said:

With what happened in the South today and all the fringing that happened on the 6th I think it’s understandable to ask, when is it going to be our turn? Every time we’ve had a good pattern in the last few years that produces snow there’s always some small thing that pops up at the last second and causes it to bust

Yeah this one hurts a bit...to see dang NO get 8 inches when I haven't gotten that in 8 years...yeah that stings. But to quote @Kmlwx weather doesn't care our feelings, unfortunately! It's just a slot machine...no we're due index, lol

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19 minutes ago, Terpeast said:

Par for the course. Growing up here I remember tons of busts and lengthly periods of cold without snow. It happens. 

Oh I’m well aware of that, it’s just that when you see parts of Louisiana get more snow than you with an indefinite lull coming up one kind of has no choice but to take stock.

14 minutes ago, Maestrobjwa said:

Yeah this one hurts a bit...to see dang NO get 8 inches when I haven't gotten that in 8 years...yeah that stings. But to quote @Kmlwx weather doesn't care our feelings, unfortunately! It's just a slot machine...no we're due index, lol

It may not care about feelings but it does care about latitude. Probably the only good to come of this is that the “we crossed a snow climo tipping point in 2016” theory no longer holds. Arguably it still didn’t hold before this because North Carolina got a decent bit of snow in 2018. 
 

I have noticed a pattern though, starting with 16-17 every third winter is pretty much wall to wall mild and snowless. 16-17, 19-20, 22-23 if this pattern holds then today’s event will sting even more in retrospect. Hopefully the PDO change sticks and that breaks us out of that pattern.

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36 minutes ago, JenkinsJinkies said:

With what happened in the South today and all the fringing that happened on the 6th I think it’s understandable to ask, when is it going to be our turn? Every time we’ve had a good pattern in the last few years that produces snow there’s always some small thing that pops up at the last second and causes it to underperform.

Parts of Louisiana and Texas now have more snow than DC. If that remains the case for the rest of this season I am not looking forward to the inevitable hurricane of butthurt from the weenies.

Yep! Being on the outside looking in, and being told to be content with 1-3” while places south or west or north of us get 8-10”, all starts getting old.

I don’t know what’s in store for us in the next few weeks, but at some point this has to change course.

The light snow from this weekend was nice, especially in time for this cold blast, but I’m not done or ready to call it a winter.

I might head to the mountains late this weekend and take Monday off.

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6 minutes ago, Fozz said:

Yep! Being on the outside looking in, and being told to be content with 1-3” while places south or west or north of us get 8-10”, all starts getting old.

West and North I can actually understand due to latitude and elevation. Garret County will almost always get more snow than Baltimore County and New York will almost always get more snow than DC.

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1 hour ago, Fozz said:

Yep! Being on the outside looking in, and being told to be content with 1-3” while places south or west or north of us get 8-10”, all starts getting old.

I don’t know what’s in store for us in the next few weeks, but at some point this has to change course.

The light snow from this weekend was nice, especially in time for this cold blast, but I’m not done or ready to call it a winter.

I might head to the mountains late this weekend and take Monday off.

 

59 minutes ago, JenkinsJinkies said:

West and North I can actually understand due to latitude and elevation. Garret County will almost always get more snow than Baltimore County and New York will almost always get more snow than DC.

Yeah being missed to N & W feels like climo (still kinda sucks but you get it). But being missed to the south many times in a row feels like a troll, lol Because you know it's not your elevation, it just didn't get to ya for no reason whatsoever. 

@Fozz Like I've said before, for once I'd like to NOT have to practice gratitude and settling for getting a fringe amount! But, what can ya do but try to enjoy it anyway...

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1 minute ago, Maestrobjwa said:

 

Yeah being missed to N & W feels like climo (still kinda sucks but you get it). But being missed to the south many times in a row feels like a troll, lol Because you know it's not your elevation, it just didn't get to ya for no reason whatsoever. 

@Fozz Like I've said before, for once I'd like to NOT have to practice gratitude and settling for getting a fringe amount! But, what can ya do but try to enjoy it anyway...

Yeah my point is that when you get fringed in all directions then it sucks a lot more than if it’s just the usual N/W hits.

And a lot of us feel exactly how you feel, about wanting something more than just being grateful for advisory amounts or being happy for others.

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19 minutes ago, Heisy said:

End of 18z euro, you can see better push S with Northern stream, @mitchnick, I’ll be curious if the 18z euro Ai follows that and leads to a colder outcome for the infamous bowling ball

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Oh it's a better push alright...it pushes it south and precip never makes it north of central VA, and it's rain down there.

Monday deal stays south as well. So in short, nothing...as in no snow or rain. Lol

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Mitch this run is much better overall. Without the northern stream push this is a rainstorm. You can see it even builds a HP at 200 hours

This is really close to a big one… only thing worth tracking outside the small Monday/Tuesday light event

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Mitch has to see it exactly the way he wants or it’s a bad run
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1 minute ago, Heisy said:

Mitch this run is much better overall. Without the northern stream push this is a rainstorm. You can see it even builds a HP at 200 hours

This is really close to a big one… only thing worth tracking outside the small Monday/Tuesday light event

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I agree it has potential, but that's as far as I'll go right now. If this was the kind of season where we were getting hit left and right like 13/14, then I'd be more optimistic. So I'm clear and to avoid some idiotic post by some idiot who can't read, I'm not saying it can't or won't happen, just that I don't see enough to be optimistic at this point.

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