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Slightly different than Sunday's fish storm: https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs&region=us&pkg=mslpa&runtime=2026011518&fh=72

Either way, I don’t even know why that’s being used as a comparison. The upper level set up was not even close to this.

Oh yeah I know--just reiterating support And hey...no such thing as "should". Deep wounds can still hurt from time to time even a few years later--and that's okay! I think over time we just become better equipped to handle it.

Here he is lol

Yea, Juno

Hey it is what it is. GFS is on crack. My storm is on life support. On to the Chuck storm.

It wasn’t Nemo , you are thinking Jan 27 2015

Dude, Nemo was well modeled like a week out

Ensemble support, too.

Does the EPS-AIFS typically diverge this much from the EPS?

This is nothing like that. The upper level setup was waaaayyyy different.

He wanted you to change his oil

Divorce happens. Fortunately you still love your kids. That's what matters. Speaking from experience. Back to snow talk

Euro moves NW but just brushes far SE areas.

now that we have some downtime anyway you guys can check the Nemo records from the weather models three days before the storm hit... maybe someone remembers without checking

Love @vortex95just trolling @CoastalWx Does @CoastalWxreturn the favor in May when the High Risk day in Oklahoma fizzles

He was a fiery little guy...

Same, but with grandkids It won't and our time to shine will happen my friend

Trying to be positive.

so can someone check the actual records on how the models behaved? boston got hit hard i remember and long lasting

this is much more inspiring than what we've been working with lately: https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=gfs&region=us&pkg=mslpa&runtime=2026011518&fh=180

WB 18Z EURO shows no appreciable move NW at 18Z. Trough is too progressive.

About right. Didn't budge.

Arm motions.

Dude. So sorry to hear. I've gone through some tough breakups but never with children. I can only imagine the extra weight of dealing with that on top of everything else. Hopefully, things will continue improving for you.