HibernateUntilWinter

That euro run was so anomalous. Climatology out the window

Not necessarily referencing this post, but a lot of your other posts discuss factors that I’ve only seen you ever talk about. Not sure how legitimate they are. You might be right, but do you have any links that prove your claims?

Wow.

Not much analysis for the mid Atlantic happening in the February topic. If SNE isn’t getting snow, then it’s all crickets. Really don’t like that. I’m sensing a lot of jeaolusy lol. Come on guys, gotta represent the entire east coast

Soon, the winter of 384-hr maps can be put to rest. Can’t wait to get out more come Spring and Summer! Don’t get me wrong, I love seeing all the good mets here tackling the next winter storm threat, but once winter is done, I feel relieved. A whole new person emerges all the way until November. That’s when the first legit winter forecasts start to come out and it’s back to the desktop every hour or so to see what the latest operational/ensemble is showing

Yup. 384 hr maps have never failed us

Wouldn’t the arguments for a warmer and less snowier winter from now on make more sense than those still reaching for the opposite? I get that you like snow, but I just don’t see why anyone should be excited/optimistic about the upcoming pattern. Don’t let your love for snow cloud you from making the stronger argument

It was mentioned earlier in the winter that a high amplitude Phase 8 in January isn’t ideal for a KU pattern. Everyone knows about Phase 8 in February, but like January, would a high amplitude yield similar dangers?

Nothing really. I just hope users don't mishandle it.

Come on man lol

Tracking winter storms is as entertaining as seeing a weenie meltdown

Dark times are upon us when few to no long range ensemble means are being posted in the January long range observations thread

The trend of this winter has been to push everything a bit more north as we got close to the event. 0z euro in a great spot

If I see that if there’s like 40+ replies between 1 and 2:30, then the Euro has a great run

The storm that comes to mind that brought snow to the Gulf Coastline all the way up the east coast was the Blizzard of 1899. Probably not anywhere near that monster, but hey, fun to look at