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  1. That was an untimely pick, but it was the first one he has ever thrown in the red zone. He had thrown 49 red zone TD passes without an interception. Pretty impressive stat, and shows he makes the reads and executes an accurate throw a lot, on a short field, when it counts. He stared down Andrews, and didn't see the defender. Worst time to not execute, but I guess he was due. Someone needed to make a tackle though.
  2. Its amazing they played as well as they did down the stretch. The interior has been a mess all year. They somehow made it workable by rotating guys around, but overall they are terrible at pass blocking. And they have no true center. That last part is an understatement.
  3. The transfer is ideal on the mean. 2 very good runs in a row.
  4. That's too fancy for Roman.
  5. Need to get Dobbins more involved.
  6. That is literally the antithesis of a WAR. Pretty damn good look.
  7. 42 here. Legit cold front this was. I think it might get to 30 tonight. It was in the low 20s pretty much every night last week lol. 47 tomorrow. We need to do better going forward. I think we will. Finally.
  8. The transfer is pretty much perfect, and the flow is from the NE between the HP over Canada and the 50-50 low. The cold stays locked in. Now it may not play out that way in reality, but that's how it goes down this run, and its exactly what I want to see.
  9. I remember the first storm in Feb the temp was 36 when the first flakes started to fall. In a more typical setup, that would be rain in no time. But with the blocking pattern and the surface features right where we want them, the temp quickly fell to freezing, then into the mid 20s within a couple hours with heavy snow. Dynamical cooling works, but evaporational cooling is more effective.
  10. Drinking one of these. Pretty darn good.
  11. So don't buy it. We are analyzing the runs though, because that's the point of this thread.
  12. Kind of self explanatory. The high pressure is where we want it, the low is off the Maritimes where we want it. No ridge in the WA. Cold/dry air draining down in front of the storm. Evap cooling is a beautiful thing.
  13. Just the way it's supposed to work with a west based block and a 50-50 low. We have all the features in the right places. No high sliding off the east coast with return flow wrecking the airmass in front.
  14. Who knows, but there should never be one named Ralph Wiggum storm. Sorry Ralph.
  15. Gotcha. I think the naming is usually based on who supposedly first saw the threat window for the region, not specific location.
  16. For reference, this looks a little better than 0z for that period.
  17. Not sure what the criteria is. I guess you have to claim you spotted the potential first. I probably identified one of these periods pretty early on, but idgaf about storm naming, as long as it snows in my yard.
  18. It has, and I have bemoaned this lame ass cold front. Realistically, the models were probably too quick getting cold into the source region and moving it east from there. The upcoming cold as advertised is by no means brutal, but we don't need the vodka. We need enough of a cold push to shift the thermal boundary, and that looks realistic. Maybe that helps with keeping shortwaves more robust as they move eastward, in conjunction with a bit of relaxation with the NAO towards the end of the month.
  19. I understand the frustration. I didn't even get a flake or a sleet pellet here in the Dec storm. That being said, you could have posted this in banter or the Panic room.
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