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Posts posted by Scarlet Pimpernel
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13 hours ago, Mrs.J said:
Ok that spaghetti hot dog jello ring needs to be BANNED!!
And who made that meme?? That is hilarious!
That jello spaghettio thing definitely needs to be banned!! And that other drink with the beans and broth...ugh!
As for the meme, I just looked up various Star Wars meme generators!
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10 minutes ago, toolsheds said:
Hell, I think even @nw baltimore wx and @Scraff would have a hard time finding a beer that would compliment that "dish"!!
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2 minutes ago, yoda said:
I heard that the two main words used back then were meh and next
Weren't those the two major political parties of the day?
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Just now, yoda said:
I heard that the two main words used back then were meh and next
The more things change...
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13 minutes ago, toolsheds said:
I thought the models back then went out to at least 10 sun cycles.
We didn't use models at that time. We only looked at the baro in what was then the equivalent of southeast Canada to determine the forecasts. Wait...I don't think barometers existed yet. Damn, there goes that theory!
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15 minutes ago, H2O said:
Did it snow back then? Do you think Oooog the Neanderthal man got mad at Orrrrg if he didn't cave draw about day 6 snow when the sun got high enough in the sky?
I don't know about that, but I'd be willing to bet Ji canceled winter by that point! Was it possible to get NAM'd back then?
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28 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:
It’s going to be warm. Hot. Mild. Spring is here. It’s over. But it might snow. Or not. And be chilly. But warm. Bugs. Muggy. Humidity. Ahhhh
Is that a CWG forecast? All you need is the boom/bust potential and you're good to go!
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So I guess the indications are that sometime from mid-May into June we can expect a HECS???
(Historical East-coast Cicada Swarm, that is! Or will it be more like a BECS??)
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Just now, Mrs.J said:
Oh I don't know. You must not have seen the photo of my deranged cat from last night. He looks like this on a daily basis. Makes you think your last hours are up. Then again you must be right as I look for this look on a daily basis from him.
Haha! Yeah I think I missed that photo...definitely a "crazy" look there!
Actually it's kind of scary. Your cat looks almost exactly like my brother and sister-in-law's cat (Zippy) from years ago! Zippy was almost overly friendly, she was all over you for attention. We used to joke when I'd visit that it would be like a spa weekend for Zippy, with an extra set of hands to pet her! LOL!
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2 minutes ago, Stormfly said:
Yeah and well see where that got him!
It took a...MIRACLE (for him to survive)!!
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1 hour ago, Mrs.J said:
Now back to the food posting and maybe occasional photos of my crazy ass cat.
Definitely up for some good food posts! We need @WxWatcher007's bat signal.
And crazy ass cats...though to the cats, we're probably the ones who are crazy!
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Politics, politics, politics, politics...Mel Brooks style!
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46 minutes ago, clskinsfan said:
That look could be interesting. If that inter-mountain ridge were less broad and/or a little farther west to allow the downstream trough to dig more, perhaps that could lead to something? I honestly haven't looked at the ensembles (EPS or GEFS), so not sure what those indicate for that first weekend of March.
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37 minutes ago, losetoa6 said:
Its February lol
Take this garbage to banter . We talk winter storms in here because its winter
I don't know about you but I make a point to be outside every day and have don't it since March
I'd love one more good shot at a nice event for March, myself! But I cannot blame some of the calls for "just end it and bring on spring!" either. Let's face it, many were disappointed (myself included) by some real underperformers, and I think last week really put the nail into that. Also, honestly, there really doesn't seem to be much of a threat on the horizon. If there were, that might be different. But I just don't see much chance out there in the overall pattern. Won't stop me from keeping an eye out, but it's not like some Marches before where we knew we'd have opportunities.
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43 minutes ago, psuhoffman said:
Storms plural? The only March storm, singular, that I know of that dropped those kinda of numbers over a widespread portion of this area was 1958 and even that storm the 20”+ zone was confined to the higher elevation NW 1/3 of this sub. The Ashe Wed storm in 62 I guess you could argue was close with the SW 1/3 experiencing those type numbers. But if we look at the last 50 years some of the March storms the last 10 years have been the best.
I agree..there have been some really good March storms in the past 10 years that I've experienced while here. I wasn't in this area in 1993, but was in northeast Ohio on the "western edge" of the Storm of the Century. We got nearly a foot of powder and it was in the teens with blizzard warnings for that one in eastern Ohio.
Anyhow, beyond that, 2014 stands as the best year for March events with 2015 a close 2nd. The biggest of all of those was 8" on St. Patrick's Day 2014...which complimented a 5.3" event earlier that month and another 3" on March 25 (2nd year in a row we got decent snow here on my birthday!). And we even got about an inch or so on the 30th that year to close things out. I liked the March 2015 event, 6.5" with temperatures falling through the mid 20s all day. And it stuck around for a couple of days or so. Then of course we had the sleet event in 2017 and the "equinox storm" in 2018 that dropped 5" where I am.
I don't know whether we can pull off a good event this year but I haven't paid much attention to the longer range to be honest. I'd love a shot at one final good event, as this year has been disappointing in and near the DC area at least; too many underperformers. I might not care so much about anything in March, except the event last week was really a bust here; even the models (NAM, in particular) that showed warm air entering the mid-levels were at least giving a couple or few inches of snow before a flip to sleet. I didn't see so much as a single snow flake. It was sleet right from the start and not even anything much to write home about at that (1" sleet total), and the event was over by noon.
I know many here don't care for March snows because they don't stick around for long. But personally that doesn't bother me. If we could score a 6" or so event where we have one nice, snowy day and it hangs around for a day or so before warming up again, that would be awesome.
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13 minutes ago, jayyy said:
Now all we need is a triple phaser
Unfortunately, seems all we get is a triple facepalm!!


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3 hours ago, wxtrix said:
Washington Team Football with really generic fan merchandise.
Haha! Reminds me of the old generic products years ago, packaged in white with black lettering. You'd get things labeled like "Beer" and such. I even as a joke got someone a generic postcard...and yup, it was all white with the word "Postcard" written on it!!
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1 hour ago, JakkelWx said:
How much cicadas for philly?
I don't know, but PSU might be fringed.
Then end up with some serious cicada banding only to have more than everyone else!
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I was here for the Brood X emergence in 2004. It was interesting, actually...maybe a bit annoying an noisy, but at the same time kind of cool to be honest. That May was very warm and I think they actually emerged and then disappeared more quickly, peaking around Memorial Day weekend. They definitely got all over the place. I recall playing in a softball game out in Virginia in the league I play on, having to practically swat the damned things away while in the outfield!
Here's a photo I got at the time (very low res digital camera back then, LOL!), of a cicada emerging from its shell. I always found it neat how they come out white with black "eyebrows", before they dry and harden into the normal black color with the clear-orange wings.
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26 minutes ago, WxUSAF said:
I want @mappy to contour every 1".
I say contour it in micrometers around I-95 and southeast, gradually transitioning that to meters as you get far enough north and west of there. But don't put a scale on it. That way, it will give the illusion that I-95 was in the jackpot zone this year!
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3 minutes ago, wxtrix said:
hey guys, I was out looking for an extra inch of snowfall . if you see mine, shoot me a message. thanks.
I think it got re-directed to @psuhoffman's yard.




February Banter 2021
in Mid Atlantic
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I mean, right?? Dogs and cats, living together...mass hysteria!!