dryslot
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Sorry James, If your snowing i'm not, I'm stealing your snow.
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I want him to rain, That's just the way it is.
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It is actually.
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Someone start a thread, Stat!!
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At this point, Just minimize the damage, Lock in the 12z Icon................
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You would enjoy it, Western and Northern Maine will be fine on this one.
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I don't think we will be going back to square one, Right now, Just looking to minimize the damage if possible, Still seems to be a lot of uncertainty but its no surprise every system so far this winter has been that way.
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12z Nam not as zoinked as the 06z run, A few tics SE with the slp and less qpf around 0.75" instead of 1.75".
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As long as the foothills, Mthns and Northern Maine come out of this ok, I have no issues with it, Time to head NW, I think i'll go to Eustis next weekend.
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This is ugly.
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Its not lights out for NNE.
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I do, It was easier when you were coming north to have some fun, It sucks getting old...............
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And that is of choice.
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We need to hook up.
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Well, I didn't say you didn't have any, Just not what i would be looking for...........
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I don't ski or cross country ski, I snowmobile and go ice fishing.
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Your right, I don't, I would have no interest in visiting CT unless its a client and work related, I take winter for its recreational value and CT would provide me none of what i seek, That's why wolfie goes north, But i won't wish ill will on anyone that ends up with winter weather, That's how it goes, None of us hold the cards to make it snow in our BY.
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We know, Where do you live again? I forget.
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You're probably good the rest of the winter on not getting any snow, But you've probably wrestled with that idea, And have a good hold on that it may be the case.
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All you need to know.
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Same here between hr 84-90
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Wrong direction
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Looks like H85 stays cold enough for snow here.
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Hr 69 its a couple tics SE of 12z.
