pazzo83
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LOL DT has literally had the same map style for like 20 years. You gotta love it.
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cold air damming is still pretty fierce down there and storm tracks are typically such that they get big warm layers overhead (hence freezing rain). You move north, the less likely you have such layers. You move south, and that wedge isn't as strong.
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yeah the only ambiguity was up more towards NYC. we scored a late coup up there (it became NYC's biggest snowstorm of all time).
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right? isn't that insane?
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yeah i would love to experience it exactly one time - then i'm good lol.
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take it to the bank folks!!!
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Dewpoints in Dubai (and surrounding areas) can get up into the 90s.
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If I remember correctly the Blizz of 93 was basically called from 5 days out.
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lol we still have some green leaves on f'ing trees downtown.
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like honestly, some restaurants in C'ville could hold their own against the upper echelon of restaurants in NYC.
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C'ville's restaurant scene is insane, given it's a city of not even 50k people.
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lol that's cappucci
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it was honestly insane.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_2014_nor'easter
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lol i remember that poster
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lol yes - sometimes i wonder what happened to posters WAYY back. I think it was a poster named "rainstorm" (source of the "angle of the cold" comment) who was horrible
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yeah they are maybe more like big hills there - the Blue Ridge higher elevations you don't really start hitting until closer to I-64 and points south (5-6k feet in SW VA and W NC).
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yeah - i also lived in NYC for most of the 2010s, and they have their own crop of crazy posters (and good ones). As far as I know, there are still some really solid posters from there (Don S, etc).
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lol - if you take Route 50 or I-66 you clearly go over mountains.
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lol that is tough
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LOL I definitely relate to this. I mean sure I love it during the storm, and seeing my girls experience the snow was great. But it quickly becomes a serious nuisance to the point of being disruptive. I don't have much patience for the cold and snow anymore.
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yeah I think this is a good point - that plus Twitter and other platforms (medium/substack etc) have created multiple avenues for mets to reach folks in a much broader way than on here. nothing beats this place during a storm though. i haven't been on here as much (two kids + the fact we haven't had winter for a couple years lol), but who has stopped posting regularly in terms of professional mets? I don't see Wes. Does HM still post?
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he might know his stuff but he still has the maturity of a young 20-something
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the streak lives
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LOL 25F at midnight.
