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PhineasC

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  1. Great illustration of how the north trend works.
  2. Nice powdery snow here in Millville. A rare treat anywhere in the MA but especially near the coast. Looks like decent flake size.
  3. Epic sick textbook snow pattern should be in place by 1 Jan... oops I mean 10 Jan... uh make that 15 Jan... never mind, try 18 Jan... sorry, I got it this time, 22 Jan. That's the window I am sure of it!
  4. It is funny to read all of the posts with people wondering if we could ever get two HECS in a season, special winter, 100 inches, etc. It all seemed so easy that winter.
  5. That may have been the run that made Marcus whine like a baby about being fringed on the radio show.
  6. I remember typing "heavy snow continues" as an ob at least 20 times over the course of a day and a half. That's how you know you have a biggie.
  7. Yes, good post. It requires a lot of dedication. A related scenario is with liberal arts majors. I often see friends and family members who ask for my advice on their intent to pursue a degree in something specialized like anthropology or US history. I ask them if they are really ready to devote themselves to at least a graduate degree (most likely a PhD) and years and years of very low pay with a low ceiling for long-term earning potential. That scares many of them away.
  8. There is something there, but hobbies generally don't pay the bills.
  9. If you can handle the math in a meteorology program, just do engineering, preferably electrical or computer. Those folks are in high-demand right now.
  10. What I want to know is, who needs human meteorologists when we have the GFS and NOGAPS? Signed, Confused in Maryland
  11. The amazing thing is that a little over a month later we started into an even more amazing stretch. Last winter is etched into my brain. I hardly remember tracking on the models because these all seemed to come easy. Even when the DEC 19 storm was south everyone simply knew it would come north.
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