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Coachgriff wrote:I don’t buy temp predictions two weeks down the road….but….nearly 60 for Valentine’s Day….wild!
If it is going to be that warm I will be bbqing for valentines day
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Yup yup hurry about that I wouldn’t be surprised if we have snow in AprilFrozen.9 wrote:Next week the 7th/8th looks like in the 50's for NYC...gotta laugh.
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lglickman1 wrote:Is there any cold air in the forecast after this weekend's brief cold shot?
Nada
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CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:lglickman1 wrote:Is there any cold air in the forecast after this weekend's brief cold shot?
Nada
I believe the word you’re looking for is Oogatz
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I can't believe that we're into February and will go halfway through it without really tracking any true storm threats this winter.
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A WEAK NINO! or POSITIVE NUETRAL
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ECMWF Weeklies highlight a similar idea over the next 10 days. A strong EWB will manifest near the IDL which should upwell cooler waters over the Central Pacific. It also forecasts stronger trade winds persisting near Niña 3.4 heading into March which may prolong -ENSO. https://t.co/0mZHWBpenl pic.twitter.com/5XB1iCSSTL
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CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:A valiant try by you all season mugs but sometimes you just have to do as Steve Buscemi said in Armageddon when the asteroid seemed inevitably ready to hit the earth “it’s time to embrace the horror”. I’m paraphrasing here, “we have ringside seats for the worst winter in the recorded history of the New York City tri-state area”
CP that was a great paraphrase but I tihnk afte a decade plus from Channel 7 through here I look for ++ and if it isn't meant to be so be it and we learn and move on brothers and sisters. BUT I shall give it my best until the stroid goes boom. And I shall embrace it as well as my fate!!
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CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:A valiant try by you all season mugs but sometimes you just have to do as Steve Buscemi said in Armageddon when the asteroid seemed inevitably ready to hit the earth “it’s time to embrace the horror”. I’m paraphrasing here, “we have ringside seats for the worst winter in the recorded history of the New York City tri-state area”
I forgot the conclusion of the movie. Did they get anihilated?
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Frank_Wx wrote:The storm threat toward the middle of the month looks kinda legit
Sounds encouraging, hopefully we get something to go our way for once this winter
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Grselig wrote:CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:A valiant try by you all season mugs but sometimes you just have to do as Steve Buscemi said in Armageddon when the asteroid seemed inevitably ready to hit the earth “it’s time to embrace the horror”. I’m paraphrasing here, “we have ringside seats for the worst winter in the recorded history of the New York City tri-state area”
I forgot the conclusion of the movie. Did they get anihilated?
No, Bruce Willis stayed behind and set off the nuke destroying the asteroid and saving the planet.
Our fate this wing I’m afraid will not have as positive an ending.
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CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:Grselig wrote:CPcantmeasuresnow wrote:A valiant try by you all season mugs but sometimes you just have to do as Steve Buscemi said in Armageddon when the asteroid seemed inevitably ready to hit the earth “it’s time to embrace the horror”. I’m paraphrasing here, “we have ringside seats for the worst winter in the recorded history of the New York City tri-state area”
I forgot the conclusion of the movie. Did they get anihilated?
No, Bruce Willis stayed behind and set off the nuke destroying the asteroid and saving the planet.
Our fate this wing I’m afraid will not have as positive an ending.
Agreed. Willis can no longer be here to save the day.
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heehaw453 wrote:Marginal temps setup and poor Atlantic setup will probably will find any way it can to snow around here, but peak climo for many so maybe something happens here. Models don't have a good handle on this yet, but digging 500mb trough with decent ridging with peak climo. Any other year I'd say this has a chance for something minor/moderate.
As has been the case at this lead time look west of the ridge. There is plenty of energy looming; waiting to crash the west coast and knock down the ridge right as the energy approaches the coast. Timing is everything and this year just doesn’t want to work. Agreed it’s something to monitor given the factors you mention but…
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This weekend's trailing energy won't have a good air mass to work with and will probably develop rapidly in the Gulf of Maine giving them a good snowfall. If it developed off the Jersey coast that would have been our shot, but there's nothing in the Atlantic to facilitate slow movement. There probably will be .5"-1" of a soaking rain though right in peak snowfall climo for many. Futility will continue for the foreseeable future and may challenge all time records. Quite a season we're having.phil155 wrote:With everything I have for next weekend I need nice weather both days so of course this longshot will work out. I got my driveway paved in the summer in large part just so I could shovel easier and we had nothing so since I need nice weather next weekend it will find a way to snow. I love snow but next weekend I need good weather
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Models are at it again with another stratospheric warming effort next week. Prior event under-performed expectations, but this one is aiming somewhat stronger and could impact North American patterns by early spring, pending verification. pic.twitter.com/0IugxZYeOD
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Even seeing a shot of some snow up here on Saturday seems pointless with temperatures 50 two days later. This is making some of those years in the late 90’s seem frigid in comparison. Forget what it snowed such and such a year this is just record days of above normal day after day after day after day after day.
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All but 5 of the 51 ECMWF ensemble runs (i.e. 90%) have a tech. sudden stratospheric warming event sometime 15th-17th Feb.
— James Peacock (@peacockreports) February 6, 2023
The mean hits -10 m/s which would be good going for a displacement type event (the current majority vote).
A few hit -20 or lower, impressive territory. pic.twitter.com/OS4XgjNQzC
This could be terrible for our Met Spring if not end of February!!! Argghhh
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