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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. If we were talking up day 11-15 blocking, there would be bun imprints on our forehead.
  2. My only contention was that I don't think it lasts all season....it should let up at some point in December before returning during January or February. My analogs def. implied that it will be a factor this season.
  3. Problem was the blocking reestablished in April...I was hoping for March.
  4. SWFE is essentially a Miller B that transfers too late.
  5. Yes...SWFE and Miller B city...dependent upon degree of polar resistance and trough placement.
  6. This is the exact type of set up I feel will be most prevalent throughout December....crappy Pacific, decent Atlantic....pedestrian cold.
  7. I buy it, though I would not be surprised to see it rushed a bit and the NAO at least begin more east-based.
  8. Right....Iota is in the Caribbean. Limiting factor will be central america...again.
  9. Plenty of yard work in Methuen....gotta start the leaves this wknd.
  10. The ACE should take a another jump with IOTA, which may get pretty strong.
  11. Yes, but the issue was those who were staying home after they had the option to going back.
  12. I would also disagree with the notion that we are a country of people who would engage in such behavior, which is why I specified that those people are in the minority, but there were some.
  13. That was expected. I said in the outlook that the western flank shouldn't cool too much more..
  14. Yea, he is going 2010-2011...which is I parenthetically added "most of us" lol LC and DT are going pretty big, too, but backloaded.....although DT is waivering a bit due to lack of cold up north.
  15. Operative word being "low"....I mean its clear that 1996, 2011 (to most of us) or 2015 isn't en route.
  16. I am reminded of why I haven't ventured into OT in about 10 years...even for sports.
  17. Obviously, but that isn't the point. It should not be that way, but it is. And it exacerbates the issue due to the resultant reluctance to get back to work. Its a travesty that the inequality of the income distribution is so severe, but it is.
  18. That isn't the case with the majority...obviously, the vast majority of people made less staying home.
  19. Cool. I never entered that thread...maybe once or twice of like literally 10 seconds.
  20. I'll give it a rest. I have never engaged in this before, as I usually do not venture into banter threads. Sorry if I was beating a dead covid cell.
  21. Right. Its just not worth it to go back to work, so they protract the befits as long as possible, which fosters dependency.
  22. For once, your killer Hadley Cell may work in our favor lol
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