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Yeah I saw that too. No idea. If that was the case, it would seem fixable one way or another. Doesn't seem like Harbaugh thinks the hold is an issue..

Didn't like the way the play flowed towards one side. Limits the options. Drop back and let Lamar scramble to buy time if needed. Maybe they should have just let Henry try to slam it in there.

Not sure why the Ravens didn't feature the running game more. No real rhythm. Surprised Keaton Mitchell wasn't more involved.

And what the hell was supposed to happen on that 2 point conversion attempt? That was a disorganized mess.

Come on dude. They are the most penalized team in the league.

Tomlin owns Harbaugh.

They were super lucky to win the first one against the Bengals too.

If they keep up with the penalties and turnovers the Steelers will make it 8 of 9. They know how to win ugly.

50 and in has to be damn near automatic in today's NFL

Its time. Go out and find a serviceable kicker.

Verbatim a bit of snow this period. Sneaky.

Yeah the beginning of the month is a little early for the lowlands, but we have had streaks in the past that produced frozen the first week of December. Something to keep an eye on outside of hopefully some rain for us and the upslope snow potential for the highlands late next week. I might head out there Thanksgiving week, so hoping they get dumped on and it stays cold enough for there to still be decent snow cover.

The 'what went wrong' would likely be more of the same- every chance for precip fizzles in the short to medium range and we stay parched.

There could be a sneaky chance for something in early Dec. As advertised, there is a bit of a PNA ridge, -NAO with lower heights east of the Canadian Maritimes, surface HP in a good spot with below avg temps, and indications of a southern wave moving eastward.

Same here.

Something similar to that pattern is probably our best chance to get enough cold to end up with normal / above normal snow this winter.

Hard to argue the predicted snowfall tallies, but the PDO has been hostile for awhile, and we have managed several decent snowfall winters in that timeframe. The bigger issue to me is weak Ninas consistently produce below normal snowfall in our region. I think all of them have for the DC area.

Long term avg snowfall here is 18.5. I never expect that(anymore), although exceeded it in 2022- right around 20". So it is still possible. 10-15" would be a really good outcome for my yard this winter given what we know going in(probably a weak event, solar, QBO) and gleaning some hints from the long range/seasonal guidance. Wildcard imo is a favorable EPO/WPO for an extended period. A little over 10" was it for the super awesome el Nino of last winter lol. Nina winters have generally yielded more snow here since 2015.

Just a reminder- weak La Ninas historically almost always feature below average snowfall for the MA. Seems a weak event is most likely at this juncture.

Temp dropped to 28 before midnight. Now up to 37 at 530 am.

GEFS is a bit more bullish on that cold look than the Euro and CMC ens.

An h5 look like this in the latter third of November should produce some decent upslope snow in the far western highlands.

With the HP to the north and the secondary low forming further south on latest runs, its going to be difficult to get any appreciable rain for northeastern parts of the region. Maybe a tenth here. Looked like quarter to a half on previous runs.

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