• Hello, please take a minute to check out our awesome content, contributed by the wonderful members of our community. We hope you'll add your own thoughts and opinions by making a free account!

Pattern Januworry

Back to the soil temps, those who live west of i77 can attest to the fact that winter storms that bring snow/ice on the roads for 1+ week plus are a different beast vs 6” snowfall on 61 degree soil temps might last 1 afternoon. We will take what we can get sure but we need cold air before during after plz
 
Myfrotho704_ said:
GFS is starting to look like the EPS
Click to expand...

I think after this cold shot this weekend and one more next weekend, winter is over sadly. Too many things going against us unfortunately. Let's pray and hope next winter offers more opportunities for a favorable pattern and the Pacific is somewhat more improved.
 
Mr. Golf said:
I think after this cold shot this weekend and one more next weekend, winter is over sadly. Too many things going against us unfortunately. Let's pray and hope next winter offers more opportunities for a favorable pattern and the Pacific is somewhat more improved.
Click to expand...
And why is it over what's going against us?
 
Mr. Golf said:
I think after this cold shot this weekend and one more next weekend, winter is over sadly. Too many things going against us unfortunately. Let's pray and hope next winter offers more opportunities for a favorable pattern and the Pacific is somewhat more improved.
Click to expand...
Really?? ..... I certainly think not. I have never seen a winter (in my 57 years) that did not produce accumulating snow here and I have not gotten any yet. So, winter can't be over. Besides, we are only 9 days into winter.
 
NickyBGuarantee said:
One thing we all forgot about …. SOIL TEMPERATUR
Click to expand...

SD said:
They need to go down or my bermuda is going to say hello. Let's pull these on Wednesday if we remember I'd bet they are back in the 40s
Click to expand...
I actually have spots of bermuda still green today which I have never seen in 31 years of lawn care in Winston Salem area
 
Mr. Golf said:
Everything. Webber alluded to alot of things as we move past mid January. Just your typical niña fixing to really make an influence. Hope we cash in the next few weeks
Click to expand...
If you look at a good number of ninas they all feature big poleward ridge pushes and undercutting in the last week of Dec or the first half of January. You can draw your own conclusions from there but what we are seeing isn't that abnormal and somewhat expected. I'm not even saying it's going to get nut freezing cold or feet of snow buy Holy moly canceling winter before January based on an 18z gfs run is wild
 
SD said:
If you look at a good number of ninas they all feature big poleward ridge pushes and undercutting in the last week of Dec or the first half of January. You can draw your own conclusions from there but what we are seeing isn't that abnormal and somewhat expected
Click to expand...
These are just my opinions. We are all entitled to them. ? Yall know how it is, eps picks up on changes and gefs follows suit more times than not. Hope I'm wrong
 
  • Like
Reactions: SD
BirdManDoomW said:
Back to the soil temps, those who live west of i77 can attest to the fact that winter storms that bring snow/ice on the roads for 1+ week plus are a different beast vs 6” snowfall on 61 degree soil temps might last 1 afternoon. We will take what we can get sure but we need cold air before during after plz
Click to expand...
Very true, asphalt holds heat more than most realize. Last week of February 2009 it was near 60 degrees all week then it was cold for March 1st we had 9-11 inches on Friday melting as fast as we could plow it. Monday morning you couldn't find a snowball anywhere, no piles no nothing
 
SD said:
Didn't say you weren't but don't post winter is over and not expect to get questioned. If I posted winter cancel or I think Jan will be snowy or I think Feb will be cold I'd expect to get questioned
Click to expand...
I agree SD. Perhaps we can get shifts that will lead to extended cold or a full shift for durable cold. Guess we shall see
 
SD said:
If you look at a good number of ninas they all feature big poleward ridge pushes and undercutting in the last week of Dec or the first half of January. You can draw your own conclusions from there but what we are seeing isn't that abnormal and somewhat expected. I'm not even saying it's going to get nut freezing cold or feet of snow buy Holy moly canceling winter before January based on an 18z gfs run is wild
Click to expand...
It wasn't 18zgfs lol. It's just alot of people mentioning that same stuff I said with an unfavorable pattern after mid January with perhaps it lasting rest of winter.
 
  • Like
Reactions: SD
BirdManDoomW said:
I don’t care how hard it snows but 61 soil temps sucks we will lose up to 4”snowfall and be muddy mess underneath and very wet roads. We need a cold blast or two for sure we can still lower it down…overnight temps have been 30+ degrees above normal here!
Click to expand...
It want take 24 hrs to knock those down
 
Mr. Golf said:
It wasn't 18zgfs lol. It's just alot of people mentioning that same stuff I said with an unfavorable pattern after mid January with perhaps it lasting rest of winter.
Click to expand...
You have to remember that there are no absolutes. People are smart and can articulate probabilities based on past data, but the atmosphere on January 30th really doesn't care very much what happened on January 30th 1945. There is a lot of winter left.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top