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snowman65
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I'll buy that for a dollar..
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Cpv17
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That 6z GFS run should go into the hall of fame for us. Can we lock it in, please? 
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walsean1
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Cpv17
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3 runs in a row now the GFS has showed a winter storm for our area.
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vci_guy2003
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Ptarmigan
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A Quick Guide to Important Drivers of US Winter Weather Patterns
https://frontierweather.dtn.com/WinterC ... rivers.pdf
El Nino, Pacific Decadal Oscillation, Madden-Julian Oscillation, Quasi Biennial Oscillation, Arctic Oscillation, and Eastern Pacific Oscillation are mentioned.
https://frontierweather.dtn.com/WinterC ... rivers.pdf
El Nino, Pacific Decadal Oscillation, Madden-Julian Oscillation, Quasi Biennial Oscillation, Arctic Oscillation, and Eastern Pacific Oscillation are mentioned.
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Brazoriatx979
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Ground hog says 6 more weeks of winter!
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snowman65
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Does it look like the next arctic plunge is going to miss us?
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jasons2k
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I’m putting down pre-emergent tonight.
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tireman4
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Well, here is the success of his predictions.
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jasons2k
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Already running 3-4 degrees above forecast highs.
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Cpv17
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kyzsl51
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Looks like winter might be over...
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Ptarmigan
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I am not writing off winter yet. Wintry weather can happen into March and even April.
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DoctorMu
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There's only been more winter once...so Phil's luck is overdue!
Another hard freeze the night before last: 20°F - the best pre-emergence! 30°F last night.
But I still will put more Preen out this week. Multiple applications really makes a dent.
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redneckweather
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February’s forecast looks to be normal to above normal temperature wise and normal precip wise. In other words, zero chance of wintry weather and over the next week or so, Spring will start showing up with jasmine in the trees and weeds sprouting up. I’ve seen bluebonnets sprouting up at the end of the second week of February and this could happen with this warm up! 
Come on Spring Time.
Come on Spring Time.-
tireman4
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Stratton20
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Not looking forward to this absolutely miserable warmth ahead
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Cromagnum
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Winter looking over.