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Maestrobjwa

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  1. Not to mention it has been terrible with this threat the entire time, lol
  2. Let's hope this winter can earn that epic title (or at least a rating of great or fantanstic!)
  3. So we either get Humpty Thumpty or Justin Tucker....if we can only have one I think I'll go with Tucker
  4. Now if we end up with an entire winter of -AO/-NAO...I mean it's gotta be the solar minimum, right? We haven't had practically wall-to-wall -AO/-NAO since 2009/10...which, oh btw, was also a year after the solar minimum? Lol If February indeed works out well, I'll be even more convinced!
  5. I see...Well the good news is that at least, barring a complete catastrophe, we can score on at least one end in case the coastal fails...so the thump is the cushion!
  6. I find this inverse relationship interesting...every run that has a weaker thump has a better coastal result...stronger thump, worse coastal, lol
  7. Now let's see if that translates to a better CCB, lol
  8. I'm usually not that into the whole absurd digital snow thing...but in this case I've gotta save this image: A snow map with a 35" bullseye over Baltimore City is hilariously epic!! Hahaha That's legendary right there!
  9. @Bob Chill I'm actually don't 100% know the most likely outcome for my yard...lol I mean I'm assuming I'm in a pretty decent spot for the CCB...maybe being right on the fringe of said plastering, perhaps? Has the bay ever played a role in the moisture for this kind of setup?
  10. Ah so you didn't get in on the Jan 2019 snowfall either? I know DC got a foot but fringed north, lol
  11. I ain't used to seeing all these Baltimore jacks on the clown maps, lolol That was crazy!
  12. And yet that helped the CCB! Look What an inverse relationship
  13. Ah so there IS an inverse relationship? Lol (somewhat, at least?)
  14. Had that in the back of my brain as I was typing it...shoot. So we gonna need the CCB in order to achieve the recently elusive 5" warning level criteria? Oof
  15. Well, in this case, at least we have the WAA...as long as nothing negative happens with that, many of us get out of this with warning criteria, hopefully. As much as we'd love to have double digits, if we gotta fail with the CCB, 6-8" isn't a bad consolation prize!
  16. I think part of it is because this whole setup and the various scenarios between the WAA and the CCB is kinda confusing (I mean it is for me, at least), so it's a little hard to know where your yard is at outside of the snowfall maps themselves.
  17. Okay, I understand that...but what I'm saying is, does a weaker WAA mean an earlier coastal? Or are they not connected like that?
  18. Alright I'm confused here...we're seeing more favorable trends with the coastal/CCB, right? Now, is there some kind of inverse relationship with the WAA for areas like yours? (Apologies...just trying to visualize the scenarios here)
  19. So...are you saying that we can benefit from even more relaxation of that vort over NE? So in a way it's like the opposite...suppression issues show up as "north" and not south? In other words, a further relaxation of that vort would produce a more of a "south"--in a good way--solution? *head spinning*
  20. I too was wondering about your well being--but as long as you were okay, I totally respected whatever your reasons for not being on here. Thanks for your post of explanation--I think your reasoning is something we all need to keep in mind with this hobby: taking inventory of just how much time we are putting into this vs real life!
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