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Feb2001

Nope

March 2001

No surprise to me....I was saying I wasn't at all considering La Niña peaking early when you commented on the subsurface warmth last month. Same thing happened over the summer, and in 2008....which peaked LATE.

On Tuesday the most extreme negative temp anomaly will be in SE part of the country.

I did the velveting technique on meat using baking soda and it came out phenomenal. Anybody else ever try it?

Let’s start December off with this. Name that storm.

Also on 2000’s side is that it had a very weak SPV in late Nov (though not a reversal) and active sunspots.

I was about to go on the Minne-Ha-Ha boat.

18z RGEM a bit colder than 12z for area wide first freeze: The 18z NAM also brings the city below freezing.

Beyond trash, it’s been absolutely useless.

Welcome to the NY area.

Be honest, how many times have you been called on the carpet by HR?

But GFS has been trash so much this year that I need Euro onboard

Some part of Chicago metro area (probably focused toward IL/IN border) going to get absolutely nuked with lake effect tomorrow into Monday

Give me these looks in about a month please .

The southern end of Lake George?

Get out of here with this crap

Are you worried about what’s coming ? What’s the sentiment amongst those that stayed / had to stay?

Can you give me access to fix it? Let my fingers do the walking all over the IT back end

18z GFS is brrrrr... after day 10

We just need that blue spot/low NE of Hawaii to grow to a persistent sob!

It looks like he moved to Park Slope. Poor guy has to contend with one of the worst UHIs on Earth lol watching snowflakes melt on impact is painful He and Anthony could become buddies lol

Thank your boy Elon. The app on the forum that allows it requires the twitter domain in the pasted URL. If you manually change the link from x.com to twitter.com before pasting it here it will work. We’ve been on Johnwow to apply a fix on that for awhile, but he arrives less frequently than winter.