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Pattern Fab-February 2020 The dark age

Snow with temps near 50 is near impossible, come on man I know that.... that's why I said the BL was on fire.

edit: Btw the time I was speaking of shows temps around 40 imby
I got 3-4” in the low to mid 40’s one year ??‍♂️
 
Snow with temps near 50 is near impossible, come on man I know that.... that's why I said the BL was on fire.

edit: Btw the time I was speaking of shows temps around 40 imby
I know. I didn't mean that as a slight against you. Just dry humor. Sorry.

40 is workable at this range.
 
Wouldn’t do us any good as it would retreat to the other side of the globe when precip moved in. We are going to score again soon rather than later. It doesn’t just stop snowing one year and never snow again. 2021 should bring winter back to I85. However, I don’t know what it’s going to take to get Columbia some snow.
We have to turn this string of +AO winters around. That is key, IMO.
 
Pretty colors at least. Too bad the SER is stout. Is there any chance we can beat it back? It's definitely happened before.
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Lol JB on twitter
Joe Bastardi
@BigJoeBastardi

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Grand Planetary wave alignment forecasted by Euro ensembles has similaritis to the week of the Legendary March 1993, displaced a bit west Similar more often than not tho, does not produce the same, but pattern certainly looks more wintery than recent weeks.
 
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Joe Bastardi
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Grand Planetary wave alignment forecasted by Euro ensembles has similaritis to the week of the Legendary March 1993, displaced a bit west Similar more often than not tho, does not produce the same, but pattern certainly looks more wintery than recent weeks.
For a degreed met, he sure acts like the worlds biggest weenie, always swinging for the fences and seeing ghosts of past storms in every pattern.

Sorry, just had to get that off my chest.

In other news, the CMC cuts our day 8-9 storm.
 
NAM has done very well on some winter events the last few years
In some respects yes but with 84hr snowfall? No, that was my point with the nam'd comment it's easy to get excited but consistency is key imho
 
Yeah, that SE ridge keeps most of the cold west of the Appalachians out to day 16. One thing is apparent, we wont go into this spring in a drought:
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Very true, definitely could be a lot worse, going into spring without any snow and in a drought would be horrible
 
For a degreed met, he sure acts like the worlds biggest weenie, always swinging for the fences and seeing ghosts of past storms in every pattern.

Sorry, just had to get that off my chest.

In other news, the CMC cuts our day 8-9 storm.
Do you have a problem with this, this is what he was talking aboutEuro 8 to 15.PNG
 
Joe Bastardi
@BigJoeBastardi

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Grand Planetary wave alignment forecasted by Euro ensembles has similaritis to the week of the Legendary March 1993, displaced a bit west Similar more often than not tho, does not produce the same, but pattern certainly looks more wintery than recent weeks.
Sounds like jb is getting desperate...
 
Do you have a problem with this, this is what he was talking aboutView attachment 32504
I’m just saying he always finds a way to connect any pattern to the big dogs of the past, seemingly forgetting that there’s a reason why those type of storms happen infrequently. He just loses all credibility when he consistent does this. But that’s my opinion.
 
I’m just saying he always finds a way to connect any pattern to the big dogs of the past, seemingly forgetting that there’s a reason why those type of storms happen infrequently. He just loses all credibility when he consistent does this. But that’s my opinion.
apparently you didn't read his words, he said the same thing rarely happens, but it was the best look we've had...that's all
His own words:Similar more often than not tho, does not produce the same, but pattern certainly looks more wintery than recent weeks.
 
Yeah, that SE ridge keeps most of the cold west of the Appalachians out to day 16. One thing is apparent, we wont go into this spring in a drought:
Unless we see another rare flash drought like in Fall 2019. Yes, we can drought very quickly.
 
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