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He went on that run to the SB where he became Joe Montana. Earned him the big money. Overall he was a good NFL QB, but his career numbers are pretty mediocre by todays standards.
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The GEFS extended range continues to advertise some improvement in the high latitudes for mid to late November. We shall see how this works out, but if there is to be some semblance of a -AO/NAO as we head into December, we should continue to see indications on guidance over the next few weeks.
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Pretty amazing "run" you are on up there. Late week looks promising.
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His main issue was footwork and mechanics while on the move, Pretty typical for a 6'6" QB.
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Agree, Different era today with all the rules changes favoring offense and protecting the QB. Flacco has more yards passing now than Montana and Unitas lol. The numbers Marino put up were incredible for the time, and Elway was probably overall the most talented QB I ever saw play. Rocket arm. He and Cunningham were always fun to watch.
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Yeah it was EPO/WPO driven. The AO/NAO was predominantly positive to neutral at times.
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This is a really lame snow game.
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HOW BOUT DEM COWBOYS!!
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Looks like the snow is sticking fine. Just needs to come down harder. Those sideline heaters are impressive though.
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The cold is not a factor at all.
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We need some legit aggregates here, not this pixie dust. Mahomes will throw right through this stuff.
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Radar looks pretty meh in Denver currently. Looks like things should pick up during the second half.
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Nice try, Titans. Big game at home for the Ravens next week. They need to play a clean, crisp game for once.
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It did seem so easy. It was like the inverse of what we typically see. Temps would start off marginal than get colder as the snow fell. (-AO/NAO) The exception was the late Jan cold powder moderate event with temps in the mid teens. I loved that one, as it ended the "snow drought" and we could see the potential in the LR for what was to come in Feb. That was one winter where "we"(relatively speaking) actually worked. lol.
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Yes they are. I would have gone for the field goal there, but it worked out.
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Underscores the importance of a sustained -AO/NAO in setting us up for the perfect storm track, with easy access to fresh cold air. The rest was due to the pronounced STJ, courtesy of the moderate Nino. Memories...
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0.55" 47 F Raw, damp day. Nice to see that upper ridge building back already. 70 tomorrow!
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Titans are getting killed. I thought this would be a battle.
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Yup. It was rare and perfect. Sure it was a slushy, foggy mess by Xmas day and it rained, but that's how we roll here.
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They truly are, and it's glorious to see. That being said, the WTF is more than capable of blowing this one.
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Hard to beat the December 2009 storm for me. December is mostly a Fall month around here, and we rarely see a KU event before Xmas.
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Damn Steelers. They look good. Ravens might want to make another trade or 2 before next week. They need to do something at RG. Steelers will devour that OL in its current state.
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We always talk about the importance of HL blocking, but many times it is not sustained. In 2009-10 it was pretty much wall to wall, legit -AO/NAO for the entire winter (see my display pic). That sets us up so we don't have to thread the needle. Ofc it was also a Modoki Nino. We get that combo and its hard not to see a few big winter storms.
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Cool shot. I was last there right before Xmas. Not at night though. Was a super cold, windy day(we didn't have many last winter). See any ghosts?
