Is Denver about to become subtropical due to that RRR(Ridiculously Resilient Ridge) in the northern Pacific Ocean? (climate, snow)
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Do you think with that persistent warm blob in the Pacific Ocean that such a forcing might make Denver Colorado a Cfa( Humid subtropical) climate in the future? Please feel free to discuss.
No. The blob is temporary. Once the blob disappears again, Denver and Seattle and Vancouver will start showing their true colors, like they did during the winter of 16/17 or this February
No. The blob is temporary. Once the blob disappears again, Denver and Seattle and Vancouver will start showing their true colors, like they did during the winter of 16/17 or this February
Nonsense. Last February was the snowiest ever and something that happens once every 50 years. There was nothing normal about it.
Yes this thread is not joking. I Really want to know whether any CD member on the weather forum thinks it possible for Denver to potentially become a Cfa or a Csa climate.
Only got 30cm in Vancouver. Was not the snowiest ever. We didn't even drop below -10C which is the measure of cold here.
You barely got any snow from that storm. But then in 2017 we almost had nothing.
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