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0.15" as of early this morning. A shower yesterday and one overnight.

Probably. But 65-70 for several days around Xmas is a decent bet.

He is too fragile. Very lanky/skinny. If he doesnt bulk up he will have a short career in today's NFL.

Great lol. Injuries galore? https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/cowboys-ravens-brazil-nfl-field/

No idea why we are seeing the same old shit with a completely new coaching staff. Humphrey is mediocre at best at this point. The overall personnel in problematic- the defense looks soft, esp without Madibuike. The OL is problematic- Stanley's best days are behind him, and the interior is not very good at this point. The excessive penalties continue.

These young OC "gurus" come down to earth. We know how bad Doyle was today, but the Bears scored 3 today after 59 last week lol.

Tell me if this sounds familiar: Ravens led 14-3 at halftime. Henry had 5 carries in the second half. Monken? Too many penalties-both games. Harbaugh? Defense looks soft. Zack Orr?

Something about this game made me not pick the Ravens in Survivor pool. Saints are on the rise, and lost a heartbreaker last week. Ravens have plenty of chinks in the armor. They managed to overcome them last week with big plays despite a bunch of penalties.

Dunno about scars. There are some players that need to be shed.

Meh. Game was lost before that. Plenty of blame to go around.

Some Monken-ish calls. Henry forgotten on a short yardage critical down.

LOL Ravens.

This will be a team loss. Every facet. How the fuck do you not hand it to Henry on 3rd and short, and instead throw a low percentage long pass. Gave it right back to the Saints. Defense is soft. OL is mediocre.

Soil is powder here. Just put some grass/clover seed down this morning and loosening the soil was a dust bowl. Put straw down and hit it with the hose and now its raining. Getting the tail end of that weakening line. Enough to at least keep the seed damp for a day lol.

Do some research. So much info from many outlets on this. Let AI help you. It isnt difficult to see why there could be a prolonged lockout/cancellation of a significant part of the season given the division over a hard cap ceiling/floor and revenue sharing between owners and players. Always about money, and both sides are dug in.

How about Greenland? Maybe a blocking pattern can be negotiated along with the US protection and military presence that has already existed for decades.

Among the dynamical models the CMC is pretty much alone for now in developing a low close to the coast and giving much of the area significant rain.

Looks like the general trend on guidance is faster movement of the front to our south, and the precip from the initial disturbance stays mostly to the north. Have to see what happens mid to late week with the potential coastal low for significant, more widespread rain for much of the area.

Need to check the UKMET. Now that the CMC has high 500 mb verification scores as well, cant go wrong with that combo!

That will help the Orioles go further south, if that's even possible

Chuck is in negative Nancy mode. His usual state. He swings like a pendulum lately though.

We aren't there yet. This upcoming period is probably only marginally related to the Nino. The atmospheric response in our area will likely become more notable in another month or so. Right now its about obliterating the drought. Concern about the thermals is way out there, and we know it will be problematic.

Y'all practicing? This sounds fun/interesting from WPC EFD this morning- ..Weather/Hazards Highlights... Upper-level support and a surface frontal system will lead to multiple rounds of moderate to heavy rain in the East next week. The placement of the heaviest amounts will vary from day to day, but generally the Mid-Atlantic looks like a focus. A relatively strong surface high for September should set up over Quebec and spill a cold air damming wedge south behind the front, yielding colder than average temperatures across the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic, with highs generally in the 60s and upper 50s Tuesday-Wednesday. This pattern will also allow for onshore winds and potentially some concern for coastal flooding for portions of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.

The romanticization of snowy Decembers in our area is funny lol. Its just not the norm.