Kylo
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What do you typically avg for seasonal snowfall? 30?
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Misc 2019 Banter & Friendly Conservation
- Thread starter whatalife
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What do you typically avg for seasonal snowfall? 30?
25. Ive had 9 so far this season.
Man this thread is dead! You would think there’s a winter storm to track or something..
NoSnowATL
Member
It’s kinda like dealing with kids... eventually they wear themselves out.
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MichaelJ
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What do you mean "like kids". Some of these people here ARE acting like kids, infants really
Hey @Rain Cold or @Kylo any storms from over the years with this general setup working for areas to the east. I’m assuming we need separation but too much separation and the secondary never forms?
Yeah and over something silly like snow.
In the correct thread. The main thread is for weather discussion while this thread is reserved for those who think winter 2019 has been a disaster to this point. Which it has
Storm5
Member
I never thought I would see the day when Accu35 posts the RGEM . Its like watching your child grow up!!
Kylo
Member
This thread is for playful banter about the weather. Nothing should be taken seriously in here. It’s all jokes.
At times there is actually more truth to be found in here which is the sad part
Kylo
Member
Sure, definite threat. Trend is for more separation but Atlantic ridge will do its job. If we get complete separation then this could really amplify. Speculation obviously but something to watch.
those maps to me just looks like more upcoming failure ? 33 degrees with sleet and rain and a low pressure offshore still somehow pumping in WAA
Kylo
Member
Didn’t know Boston ever had to deal with the north trend inside 60 hours.
They will probably toss it since it’s the gfs ?
to put this into perspective: my house would be Long Island