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paulythegun

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  1. Most of the other guidance now has a squashed wave to the south. Seems more plausible than this
  2. As it's Super Bowl weekend, my GUESS is that a ton of folks who don't already live there are going to be at the West Virginia ski resorts. I'm going to be in Davis, WV, myself. After total decimation of the snowpack by warm winds Thursday, worth watching the quick hit from the 2nd wave plus some short-lived upslope snow Saturday. God Bless Lake Erie being melted. slight enhancement of upslope moisture.
  3. Given that the ocean has absorbed a majority of warming, that's probably where the problem lies, if there is one. In terms of the boundary moving inland - you could see that having a huge impact early in the winter (going forward) before temps cool later in the season.
  4. The dark Pacific is largely unknown to us and shrouded in mystery. Strange energy readings emanating from the ocean's surface hint at the possibility of advanced technology or even extraterrestrial life.
  5. extremely light flurries confirmed in downtown dc, though you kinda have to stare at the road from 5 stories up to see them. It could also be dust mites swimming in my vitreous fluid
  6. Violent flurries in Silver Spring confirmed by video sent by friend that has cursing and shouting so I won't upload it.
  7. I dabbled in pacifism. ....not in NAM, of course.
  8. It's not over yet, but I think this spread is mostly just the surface details of whether a coastal takes over late and pounds interior New England
  9. This is how I define Modoki. Anyone who disagrees should be put in an insane asylum.
  10. Haha there's another wave after the Sunday storm that JUST misses our region:
  11. That's an old one. Here's the current one, just out:
  12. Miller A had the hat, but this weekend, it's the other one
  13. NAVGEM was upgraded (NAVGEM 2.0) in 2020. Model resolution improved from 31km to 19km. Not sure what the bias is, but it's a drastically different model.
  14. 6 out of 30 have decent snow. All centered around day 14-16. Therefore, there is a 20% chance of a massive snowstorm in 15 days. Thank you
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