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01-16-2014, 06:10 PM | #1 |
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Next week favorable for snow
Next week the jet stream should set up to give us plenty of cold and several chances for snow. It's setting up so that low pressure systems will develop and ride the dip south and then back up to the northeast carrying moisture. Cold won't be an issue so the chances are good for snow storms starting next week!
The powers to be in NJ/NY will be watching this closely as it could impact the Super Bowl. Myself, I hope it's a blizzard Super Bowl Sunday! |
01-16-2014, 08:44 PM | #2 |
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Feb 2 Superbowl
Snow for Superbowl Sunday would be interesting. I live about 15 minutes from the stadium and the 8 or 9 inches of snow we've had are all gone. The forecast is showing cold weather by next Tues. or Wed. with the first chance of more snow. The word around here is that the game date may be changed to Saturday 2/1 or Monday 2/3 if Sunday is too miserable. Thank goodness I don't have to drive any where near MetLife Stadium that week.
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They will use the official NFL "Way-Back Machine"
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YA! The way back machine takes us back to 1967 Babe Parilli vs. John Brodie! COOL..
The 49's will be at a big disadvantage, they will have to travel to NYC by train! or maybe.. 1988 and we have Doug Flutie vs. Joe Montana.. wonder what the Vegas line would be on that matchup?
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In my opinion this will never happen...most of the tickets are sold or given to the big sponsors, these people will fly in Sunday morning/afternoon.. They show up on game day only. The true fans will be tailgating well before the game starts and be around the stadium for a few days before.
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Going to enjoy the chaos, and hopefully another SB for the Pats, from my couch! |
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Farmers Almanac Predicts Big Snowstorm on Superbowl...
This made headlines back in October when they issued their winter forecast....
Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Messy, Stormy Weather for Super Bowl by Farmers' Almanac Staff | Monday, October 28th, 2013 | From: Press Releases Lewiston, ME: While the Farmers’ Almanac is no stranger to long-range weather predictions and the attention they often receive, there’s one stormy prediction that’s gaining even more attention than expected. The editors of the Farmers’ Almanac didn’t realize how the Almanac’s outlook for a messy, stormy Super Bowl would create such a buzz. “Usually the big questions are how cold will this winter be,” shares Pete Geiger, Editor, Philom, “or will we have a white Christmas?” But since Super Bowl XLVIII is being played in its first cold weather site, all eyes are on what Old Man Winter may bring and what the venerable Farmers’ Almanac is predicting. The Farmers’ Almanac’s official forecast for February 1st -3rd states “Intense storm, heavy rain, snow, strong winds. This could seriously impact Super Bowl XLVIII on Feb. 2.” The Almanac goes on to say that the first ten days of February in the Northeast region of the US could be quite volatile and especially turbulent. |
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My opinion is we are entering a period that could last more than two weeks where we will see few, if any, real storms. The air mass that looks to be in control will be cold, but also very dry. I think the storms will be pushed too far off the coast to bring us anything to talk about.
The only 'fly-in-the-ointment' I see is the Super Bowl being played on Ground Hog Day. I simply cannot believe the NFL attempting to steal the Ground Hog's spotlight on the most important weather forecasting day of the year. That could really upset Mother Nature and if it does, all bets for a rather uneventful period are off! Perhaps a suprise Super Bowl Blizzard with little or no notice? R2B |
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The local weather stations are quietly talking about the possibility of 1-3" here tomorrow. My prediction is when it's all said and done some places around the lake could have 6+ inches. These are the type of little systems that will be hit or miss over the next couple weeks. This one was a miss this morning... but it's starting to look like a hit for us now.
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