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Yes it is, in winter. Extinct practically. Been what, 9-10 years now?

It's not black and white that way. Many times however, having a cold air mass firmly entrenched, with moisture moving into it , gives the best chances for widespread frozen for much of our region. We don't need super cold, just need the correct h5 setup. High pressure over the lakes, Low to the NE off the maritimes.

They all suck in general. We all know that. Ofc one might ask why anyone would bite on the LR ensembles depiction of a legit -NAO given recent history. I am skeptical until it happens in real time. Looks nice on paper. Lets see what happens. We have seen transient/bootleg stuff, but not a legit block.

Its dry. Barely a tenth of an inch for Nov. Could use a soaker.

EPS is very similar. Looks a bit better out west with a more defined ridge. If this ends up verifying, it will be interesting to see how quickly the NA look breaks down, given what the majority of longer range/seasonal models are depicting for Dec.

Yes they are cut from the same cloth. RPM!!! #faithintheflakes

Its freaking hyperbole to get people to tune in. Or in the case of Tony the tool Pann, to get people to follow his BS on Twitter.

Looks exactly like the op, as it should at this range.

Yeah I had channel 45 on watching the late game yesterday and they did their spot for the upcoming newscast and mentioned the arctic cold but said that might not be the biggest story- there is snow in the forecast! I was quickly reminded why I NEVER watch local news anymore.

Yeah for like 5 mins lol. We were discussing in the disco-obs thread. Has a bit more for SE areas of the region.

Euro has a coastal early next week. Brings us some chilly rain- looks like an inverted trough deal with the low tracking pretty far offshore.

On the grounds where I work in Easton. Decent.

Still likes VA tidewater and S DE. One inch+ !!

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Nothing on the CMC...nothing on the RGEM. Euro will still have 0.2".

As we all well know, this is how we roll in this region with cold fronts unless there is a significant wave. Cold chasing rain. And in this case its not very moisture laden to begin with. Be surprised to see a quarter inch of rain.

12 km NAM has a coating

It can happen, but pretty rare. When it does the impact is on the lower part of the bays. I remember several years ago Lewes, DE had a a bay effect squall and picked up an inch or 2.

eew Corona.

Something about RG3 and the way he ran, plus the lanky frame, I always cringed watching him, even in college. He looked like an injury waiting to happen. Ofc it only takes one hit, or a horse collar, and it can happen to anyone. So Jackson is putting himself at risk. But he is fast, agile, and sees the field well. Vick had a small frame, and his broken leg occurred in the pocket IIRC. I think Jackson, Watson and Wilson are a bit different with their body types, skill sets, and awareness. Many injuries are non contact. Speaking of Watson, he tore his ACL in practice, in his rookie season I think? He had a similar injury in college. Knees and ankles put a lot of guys on the shelf and are not the result of taking hits in the open field.

There is a reason why they kept a third QB. They like RG3 mostly as a mentor. Not sure he would be the guy should Jackson get hurt and miss several games. I dont think he has much left physically. Trace McSorely is the backup of the future- he is very athletic and has the intangibles and is well suited for this offense. A good "poor mans" Jackson.

Yeah it was time to move on from Joe Cool. He had a nice run, timed it well(SB MVP), and scored the huge contract. Way overpaid. Have that same situation now with mediocre QBs like Cousins and Goff.

Looks like MJO "bad phase" panic is setting in already. Lets just write off December right now and be done with it. Gunna torch y'all.

There have been/will be games where the opposing D has a good scheme and the personnel to mitigate some of the things the Ravens do well. See the Seattle game. The passing stats were terrible. But that's where Jackson takes over and does his thing. Difficult to game plan for what he can do even when the called play breaks down.

Jackson has a knack for getting sideways and avoiding big hits, plus he does things like he did on that TD run yesterday. He is 22. Will he still be doing this at 28? Not to the same degree is my guess. But as we have seen, he can stand in the pocket and go through his progressions and throw accurately. The offense is engineered to make the most of his talent right now, and part of that is his youth. That can be modified going forward.