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Posts posted by Yeoman
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3 hours ago, stormy said:
I thought we all learned yesterday that the Euro Control is rubbish, not worthy of being posted on this site.
Only the 1116hr map.. this one is good to go
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12 hours ago, WxUSAF said:
DT with a helpful community note style response
When the average mental age of your followers is 8, posting a 1080hr clown map is par for the course.
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8 hours ago, BristowWx said:
I know you guys are seeing the 348hr 12z GFS and realizing its a Thanksgiving miracle snowstorm in the making...but I would advise everyone that digital snow often doesn't materialize at long leads.
Really?
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My lights are already flickering
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46 minutes ago, pazzo83 said:
around 0.6" so far for the past several days (actually all of Sept so far) in NW DC. Pathetic.
After the last 2 months no one in DC is hurting for rain..
1 hour ago, clskinsfan said:It has rained 6 times since May 1st at my house. Think about that.
Lucky
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2 hours ago, Conway7305 said:
GFS continues to show long range storm threat of some sort September 24th. This is the 3rd or 4th run in a row. Unlikely to be correct but worth mentioning.
There is no day 14 model prog worth mentioning
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Oh good.. harmlessly out to sea. Hopefully Carnival cruise line is taking this one seriously!
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Everything good in Valdosta?
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13 minutes ago, wendy said:
Look at all of those palm fronds on the road! Pretty lame winds for the eyewall of a Cat 3
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If you all put as much time and effort into something productive rather than chasing unicorns, you'd all be millionaires living in the Sierra Nevada mountains..
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17 minutes ago, stormtracker said:
Agree. It wouldn't take much with that depiction. Definitely don't expect models to nail down key features rn
Or a week from now for that matter..
The closest we're getting to snow this year is the Big Bear Eagle's nest
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26 minutes ago, Terpeast said:
Usually when CAD events get closer in time, it usually trends stronger and then overperforms.
But that was in the previous… um… “era” when we actually had near normal temps.
1932?
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It was never alive..
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1 hour ago, paulythegun said:
18z GFS weaker, slower, further south. The column is BONE DRY sunday night at DCA. nothing even reaches the area.
Darn.. I was so looking forward to a rainy Sunday
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11 minutes ago, IronTy said:
Just finished leg day and a nice protein shake.
Nice - might as well knock out the shake while you're down there.
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12 minutes ago, Weather Will said:
Trying to find something positive in the 12Z runs
You need to find a new talent.. did you make your bed yet?
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Who said howard didn't have a sense of humor?
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2 hours ago, Ji said:
this belongs in some kind of thread right?
With the lottery number guesses
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18 minutes ago, Kevin Reilly said:
Looks like a prime set up for a zonal overrunning events just so long as the cold air can set up and press down from the north I think we would be in business from January 27th to about February 8th or so.
The 7th looks more likely based on the current squirrel population
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1 hour ago, Ralph Wiggum said:
Roger Smith says massive overrunning event first week of Feb then spring.
I'd hold out for John Doe's forecast before getting excited
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18 minutes ago, Ji said:
I think psu or someone talked about 99-00 winter analog which had all our winter basically in late January
The GFS day 12 guess verifies a different analog 4 times a day
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8 minutes ago, BristowWx said:
hr 240 gives EGC/ORF measurable snow before us...file that one under GFS spits out a totally believable scenario
A day 10 model forecast is equally believable to predicting that unicorns will fly out of Randy's ass at 240 hrs.
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December Mid/Long Range Discussion
in Mid Atlantic
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If you're ever wondering why most of the OGs rarely post around here anymore, thank this clown and his 1000hr maps