. It’s hot or warm 11. 99% months out of the 12. Our bodies are use to it, that’s probably why we love winter and snow so much. It’s a change and change is good for the mind and body. 
We have been hot for some time. Not warm. And I have seen big dogs for the past several winters to know too much of a good thing hurts us.
Not always.... Sometimes the models will lose the storm in the medium range, only to pick it back up in the short term range.
I respectfully disagree. We have seen many big dogs with little to no back to back runs in the long range. Plus, around January 20th we are talking peak climo for many in NC outside of the mtns. I believe the signal is stronger than what you just posted.
Yep if you don't like him is one thing but saying something that he didn't say is different. He has never one time said winter is over. Has since Oct said winter would be mid to late Jan to March. He recognizes patterns more than anything.
That's true, but it's like if something is really going to happen, why does the models sometimes have inconsistency with something? Yes, the models can sometimes pick the storm back up in the shorter range, but sometimes it turns out to be basically nothing, a little bit of something, or something much greater. Sometimes the inconsistency is unbelievable even in the shorter range.
If something with such a great strong signal, the models shaw show it on mostly every run. The models shouldn't leave us in the "dark" leaving us in question, "where's the winter storm? it's gone!" and we end up speculating. If something is really going to give, we shaw receive.
Just 2 days ago we were looking at some doom and gloom MJO forecasts. What a difference a couple days makes lol.
If you have sodium and water sitting riiiiiiiiiiight next to each other, you have sodium and water. If you have sodium in water, you have BANG! Where did everybody go???!!! The models often can't resolve the exact nature of the interaction of elements the would lead to a storm or no storm, at range. It's why you see runs with storms followed by runs with no storms followed by runs with storms. All you really need to focus on at a distance is the pattern.
