This is going to be snowy, a little piece of energy travels over that ridge and is now heading south as the reload comes.

Great use of AI!

Much better than sounding like a current one!

For real. This is run about to go apeshit

GPT query... what was the feeling on the weather forums.com during December 2018 and January 2019 before the major snowfall of February 2019? In the months preceding the historic February 2019 snowfall, the atmosphere on The Weather Forums (then known as WesternWeatherForums.com) was dominated by a mix of skepticism, boredom, and "winter desperation". Key sentiments during December 2018 and January 2019 included: Growing Boredom: Users frequently described the season as a "bottom 3 or 4 cold season" for interest, with some comparing it to notoriously boring years like 1991–92 or 2014–15 due to the lack of cold air and snow. Frustration with Missed Events: By late January, forum members expressed "levels of desperation" as several potential snow events missed the region by "a few miles or degrees," leading to a feeling that winter might be "all talk and very little action". Skepticism of Models: Even as models began to hint at a major pattern change in late January, many users remained cautious. There was a prevailing "never believe it until I see it" attitude, as earlier forecasts for a colder winter had largely failed to materialize by mid-January. A "Wait and See" Strategy: Discussion shifted toward watching for a major arctic airmass to enter the Pacific Northwest, with users noting that even if it didn't bring snow, a simple "cool weather" break from the mild winter would be considered a win. The tone shifted dramatically in the first few days of February 2019 as models began to consistently lock in the "historically historic" arctic blast that eventually paralyzed the region.