Really hard to get over this one. We had a big dog and one stupid thing is literally blocking us from getting it. We will probably get some random 1" in the middle of Feb or March in-between weeks in the 70s.That low just totally screwed this up. Some winters just aren't meant to snow.
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Really hard to get over this one. We had a big dog and one stupid thing is literally blocking us from getting it. We will probably get some random 1" in the middle of Feb or March in-between weeks in the 70s.
With that block in place get ready for cold/chilly rains with a couple warm days sprinkled in and several average, the southeast ridge is never gonna get going fully/dominate with a block on top of it
Uhh no it hasn’t...That low just totally screwed this up. Some winters just aren't meant to snow.
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That is basically two more adjustments away from being more favorable than anything we had before in the northern branch of the jet.That low just totally screwed this up. Some winters just aren't meant to snow.
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The low being in the spot it is is screwing this up.Uhh no it hasn’t...
The low being in the spot it is is screwing this up.
I hope this upper low does keep shifting southeast just to prove it won't matter.The low being in the spot it is is screwing this up.
I hope this upper low does keep shifting southeast just to prove it won't matter.
Same. You have no idea what you're talking about. You've consistently demonstrated a lack of basic knowledge of synoptic meteorology and your posts are worthless. Stop responding to me.Yeah because if the low goes southeast with it comes more cold air and confluence than we ever had before, but no we definitely don’t want that. There’s a good reason you’ve been on my ignore list for a while now
No. Just no.Same. You have no idea what you're talking about. You've consistently demonstrated a lack of basic knowledge of synoptic meteorology and your posts are worthless. Stop responding to me.
He doesn't. I'm sorry, but anyone who doesn't acknowledge that high pressure is needed in a majority of southeastern U.S. winter storms has no idea what they are talking about. Sorry to burst your bubble.No. Just no.
Yeah says the dude who’s trying to talk to a well established meteorologist with 2 degrees who’s spent most of his career studying winter storms in nc. I think now would be a good as good of a time as ever for you to start reading more and posting less because your takes and analysis are horribleSame. You have no idea what you're talking about. You've consistently demonstrated a lack of basic knowledge of synoptic meteorology and your posts are worthless. Stop responding to me.
I have more of everything than you do, so I'd suggest you stand down padawan.Yeah says the dude who’s trying to talk to a well established meteorologist with 2 degrees who’s spent most of his career studying winter storms in nc. I think now would be a good as good of a time as ever for you to start reading more and posting less because your takes and analysis are horrible