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  2. Yeah, models are out through the first week of January and there is nothing. We'll probably end up with a 1-to-2-week period of snow and cold later in January or February and that'll be it for winter. That seems to be the way it works now.
  3. Especially the 3 mets closer that were on the yankees in the past 18 months
  4. Lamar hasn't beat a team over .500 yet this season. His best win against an opponent was the 6-9 Dolphins.
  5. We're gonna finish 2025 with about 30.5" of precip. About 5 inches down for the year.
  6. yes and when is the last time we had 2 Winter Storm threads active at the same time ? As for this late week event only thing that I have high confidence in today is the precip shield will not miss to the south - still low confidence in precip types region wide and amounts.........
  7. Looks like some action coming for the Michigan peeps. For the rest of us...crickets.
  8. Nice Region wide hit for CNE / SNE on Euro warning event south of pike
  9. Models continue to fade the Christimas warmth. A few days ago, the GFS and Euro had low 60s up to Cedar Rapids. Now, both are down to low 40s, and the 60s are way down in Missouri. Friday is looking much cooler, too.
  10. I could see maybe Monken and Orr taking the fall, and Harbaugh staying.. the owner seems to like him. All 3 should go, but esp Harbaugh and Monken for continuing to do the same stupid shit with the running game, which goes back to the AFC championship game against KC -pre Derrick Henry.
  11. I agree but we’re not looking at what I’d call a true -PNA. A ridge centered over Montana can work all the same. It’s a -PNA on paper because it wouldn’t be centered right over the west coast and it’s not a particularly sharp ridge.
  12. good for DC to maybe Bos, but suppressive up here I would think, unless that 50-50 moves northeast.
  13. 26 here this morning. On a personal note, my longtime mentor and friend Dr. Neil Frank is nearing the end of an extremely impactfull life particularly in the Weather World. His lovely wife Velma is in hospice care and Neil has joined her in hospice care. Neil and Velma have openly shared their faith in Christ and Neil still holds as the longest serving Director of the National Hurricane Center. I'm praying for a peaceful and painless passing for these two Saints!
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