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The string already happened in Missouri. 15-16 was warm with little snow. 16-17 was equally warm with even less snow (second-least-snowy on record, in fact). 17-18 alternated between repeated arctic blasts and huge temperature spikes separating them (it wanted to be warm but couldn't), and every time snow appeared in the forecast, the excessively strong cold/dry air killed it.
Guess the Midwest is due for the coldest winter season on record. Watch the winter of 2019/2020 beat out the coldest temperatures ever seen on modern record in the Midwest and Great Plains regions of the lower 48 while the west the northeast and the south get to bask in record breaking warmth.
I'm telling ya now it is gonna dead lock like last Feb for us. That means little rain and super heat like last Feb, but not as super hot as last Feb was.
I'm telling ya now it is gonna dead lock like last Feb for us. That means little rain and super heat like last Feb, but not as super hot as last Feb was.
You enjoy. Many people in the Midwest and plains states would love being in your location right about now, for the plains and Midwest, at least the next few days look like a sheer hell. Hopefully next weekend the Midwest will see this vicious cold back off for a least a few days.
Guess the Midwest is due for the coldest winter season on record. Watch the winter of 2019/2020 beat out the coldest temperatures ever seen on modern record in the Midwest and Great Plains regions of the lower 48 while the west the northeast and the south get to bask in record breaking warmth.
He is ridiculed on weather twitter. Everyone knows his game and trying to sell energy stocks. He forecasts for them. He is an utter ....hole. And extremely cold biased to the point of idiocy. He cannot for the life of him ever forecast a milder than avg winter and acts as if they are nigh impossible in the eastern US. We are due for a string of milder winters and it will come. Not every winter can be below average as Bastardi wishcasts.
I'm so glad other people agree. I stopped listening to him after that 2015-16 debacle. Warm winter for entire lower 48 U.S. despite his incessant ramblings.
We are due for a string of milder winters and it will come. Not every winter can be below average as Bastardi wishcasts.
I don't follow Joe Bastardi, but I also see no reason to believe that we are due for winters any milder that what we've already been getting. There's no evidence, statistical or meteorological, that we're going to see a long period of significantly warmer winters free of arctic blasts.
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Why does it say 2018?
That's because those are 2018 anomalies for some reason. 2019 so far we actually have a slightly positive anomaly here.
You enjoy. Many people in the Midwest and plains states would love being in your location right about now, for the plains and Midwest, at least the next few days look like a sheer hell. Hopefully next weekend the Midwest will see this vicious cold back off for a least a few days.
They can keep that cold stuff duff. But i don't want another Feb like last year with near 90's all month and only 1" of rain. I have been happy with this month so far. Had 2.10" of rain Sunday to put us above normal on rain for the month and below normal temps. Last Jan i had 4" and so far this month 4.30". Last Jan was colder with one morning at 27f. I have not had anything below 42f at my place this winter yet, but had many colder days with highs in the 50's. I would like Feb to be cold with at least 6" of rain.
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. Many people in the Midwest and plains states would love being in your location right about now
