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Balance of January and all of February with a Hint of March Storm Tracking Thread

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7 minutes ago, Keith P.A said:

Opening day?..noooooo

Euro doesnt have it . We shall see but its cold.

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  • THE GREAT PB
    THE GREAT PB

    And your friend P. B. called Jan 15 - Feb 15 from early January. Not too shabby. Next period Feb 20 - March 10. Going to run this winter BN wire to wire November - March. Just crazy

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The monsters blizzard that’s going to hit the upper Midwest and Plains and Ontario and Quebec is going to put down 2 1/2 to over 4 feet of snow and that snow cover is going to help preserve whatever snow pack is still left which is a lot and they were going to be a lot of cold high-pressure systems and with any blocking, we could be looking at more snow or at the very least a very cold April.

This is not going to be a warm spring for us at all.

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    Wow

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    5 hours ago, Metfan88 said:

    Mid Atlantic Snowstorm in long range on GFS

    Dude let go of winter in nyc area and mid Atlantic. Snow is done with

    34 minutes ago, heavysnow said:

    Dude let go of winter in nyc area and mid Atlantic. Snow is done with

    Not yet with the favorable tellies and MJO. Of course its March so thread lightly

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    29 minutes ago, Snowlover76 said:

    Hopefully Carhenge doesn't burn.

    25 minutes ago, Analog1888 said:

    Hopefully Carhenge doesn't burn.

    0% containment on a lot of these. And its only March too. We need a turnaround in the moisture department ASAP

    Pretty crazy and the Euro and rgem have Green Bay getting 3 feet of snow.

    45 minutes ago, Graupel said:

    Pretty crazy and the Euro and rgem have Green Bay getting 3 feet of snow.

    Marquette is forecasted to get 2-3 feet.

    39 minutes ago, Metfan88 said:

    Marquette is forecasted to get 2-3 feet.

    Euro GFS and Canadians have that further south now.

    2 hours ago, Graupel said:

    Euro GFS and Canadians have that further south now.

    Crazy winds wont end this well

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    Found this interesting

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    2 hours ago, jjvesnow said:

    Found this interesting

    A temporary blip in Fairbanks' significant warming. Basically one of the lower dots on this graph.

    Screenshot_20260315-103807.png

    The growing season is about 40 days longer now than it was 100 years ago in Fairbanks, which is a fccking insane change.

    22 minutes ago, Sundog said:

    A temporary blip in Fairbanks' significant warming. Basically one of the lower dots on this graph.

    Screenshot_20260315-103807.png

    The growing season is about 40 days longer now than it was 100 years ago in Fairbanks, which is a fccking insane change.

    Yawn! cyclical climate change is real, constant and of course nothing to worry about! cold - warm - cold - rinse repeat!!

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