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Banter Thread 8.0

24 hr :snowflake:: 21.5" (54.5 cm)
48 hr :snowflake:: 42.7" (108.5 cm)
7-day :snowflake:: 90.7" (230.5 cm)

We are now 204% of average precipitation to this point in the water year (Oct 1 - Sept 30) and we have 92% of our average peak seasonal #Snow Water Equivalent (SWE).#CAwx #CAwater #Weather pic.twitter.com/kO6tyoCjuF
— UC Berkeley Central Sierra Snow Lab (@UCB_CSSL) January 15, 2023

Again God Giveth to some and taketh from others.

Dec 16 Just a little change can make the difference

Interesting error fluctuation on guidance by NWS, great graphic:

[Dec 13] We know a lot of people are excited about the potential late week winter storm. BUT it is still premature for any specific snowfall amounts. Check out the model error 3 days ahead of time. Stay tuned & be sure to get your forecast from official sources. #vtwx #nywx #snow pic.twitter.com/S4CndNtgm4
— NWS Burlington (@NWSBurlington) December 13, 2022

Banter Thread 8.0

Cold and snowy weather has arrived in northern #Japan with -17.0°C in Rikubetsu, the lowest temperature of the season.
In the famous station of Sukayu onsen, near Aomori, heavy #snow has been falling for a few days (snow depth is 121 cm).
49 cm/24 h
67 cm/48 h
89 cm/72 h pic.twitter.com/3Ee1TdFmhf
— Thierry Goose (@ThierryGooseBC) December 5, 2022

WOW - again like last year.

November Obs & Discussions

0z EPS Control has 2 East Coast #Snow Storms in the Nov 15-18th timeframe. This is supported by the recent SOI drop. #wxtwitter pic.twitter.com/r554Sf5obn
— Mark Margavage (@MeteoMark) November 8, 2022

It is possible and would be an insane flip from a week previous

Long Range Discussion 23.0

amugs wrote:
Was the focus of this week's blog but latest #PolarVortex (PV) animation suggestive of yet another stretched PV in early February that favors #cold/#snow in eastern N America possibly followed by a bigger PV disruption as troposphere becomes more favorable to exciting wave energy pic.twitter.com/8qGuHYPUUU
— Judah Cohen (@judah47) January 25, 2022

Right on cue, baby! Trust the process - all proceeding according to plan

Long Range Discussion 23.0

Was the focus of this week's blog but latest #PolarVortex (PV) animation suggestive of yet another stretched PV in early February that favors #cold/#snow in eastern N America possibly followed by a bigger PV disruption as troposphere becomes more favorable to exciting wave energy pic.twitter.com/8qGuHYPUUU
— Judah Cohen (@judah47) January 25, 2022

Long Range Discussion 22.0

Things are bigger in Asia! I crunched the numbers and #snow cover advanced 7 million sq km (from 13+ to 20+) across Central & East Asia the first week of November all south of 60ºN. That is comparable to the Contiguous US becoming snow covered in just one week's time. pic.twitter.com/J6A1gdTIJr
— Judah Cohen (@judah47) November 8, 2021

Good news I would assume.

April 2021 Observations and Discussion

My Asparagus is up and already being harvested, may throw in some broccoli for the cool start as well...

amugs wrote:Mail it in this sucks for April. Not planting until middle of May again.
Is April the new March? Models predicting plenty of relatively #cold temperatures and even #snow for the Northeastern US through the end of the month. Is Mother Nature hinting at our upcoming summer? pic.twitter.com/UGdtk0UyhU
— Judah Cohen (@judah47) April 18, 2021

April 2021 Observations and Discussion

Mail it in this sucks for April. Not planting until middle of May again.

Is April the new March? Models predicting plenty of relatively #cold temperatures and even #snow for the Northeastern US through the end of the month. Is Mother Nature hinting at our upcoming summer? pic.twitter.com/UGdtk0UyhU
— Judah Cohen (@judah47) April 18, 2021

February 1st-2nd Roidzilla, Part IV: Final Forecast

OMG. Absolutely INSANE snowfall rates are pushing into #Brooklyn right now, 3-5"+ per hour! @News12BK #snOMG #snow pic.twitter.com/dNI1d3whFO
— Allan Nosoff (@AWxNYC) February 1, 2021

February 1st-2nd Roidzilla, Part IV: Final Forecast

MADONNE

OMG. Absolutely INSANE snowfall rates are pushing into #Brooklyn right now, 3-5"+ per hour! @News12BK #snOMG #snow pic.twitter.com/dNI1d3whFO
— Allan Nosoff (@AWxNYC) February 1, 2021

Long Range Discussion 20(20) (Ha!)

Don't sleep on a the back side - it is one heck of an arctic front peeps - EOS keeps slowing this down and if it does it a few more times then it may be very doable for snow on XMass mroning

The trend is your friend if you want a storm to phase earlier and bring white #Christmas hopes to a lot of people in the Eastern US.

Wild to see these big shifts west in just a roll forward of 3 days.

Tells us its far from set in stone and the trend is key to watch. #snow pic.twitter.com/2fBSZ83JwO
— BAMWX (@bamwxcom) December 19, 2020