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RevWarReenactor

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  1. I knew this would happen. Like I asked a few days ago; how much with that little northern energy thing? Still could we do 1-2 inches? I’d sign on the dotted line now.
  2. Back then people complained and no one complained about the complaining. Was nice. glad to see LR looks “serviceable” saw some FB posts saying we where perhaps headed back to the Dec pattern.
  3. Seems less Miller B ish now? The precip is more oriented East/West in terms of totals. Being further north doesn't actually buy you any additional precip.
  4. Your words make sense. If I recall correctly dec 2010 and dec 2000 had models spitting out good precip well into Dc. But then the low forms and the truth becomes that the precip just never pushes that far west. Hits a wall around the dmb. I’m sure this storm is different from them and I think we get something from the northern feature but I’m totally not sold on the euro idea or even the gfs at all. Even up here in Nw Delaware
  5. 40 inches for Boston, that would be a tempting chase. Quite historical.
  6. I did. My comment back at you was meant in a joking way. Not in a serious one.
  7. Lets look on the bright side- Isn't the GFS showing some mood flakes from the northern piece of energy? Whats that worth? 1-3 inches?
  8. LOL....yeah. I am always wrong. So GFS was determined to invalidate my chasing post. Ill just quit with the comments.
  9. I think some on here should consider chasing this. Perfect Friday into Saturday. Thats my plan. It really calms a lot of anxiety. A hit anywhere from DC to Boston to Vermont is perfect.
  10. I think too many people are stuck in the “it’s still x number of days away as long as there is potential….” while not seeing the reality that climo and reading between the lines of psu; that this isn’t a great pattern; and it’s a thread the needle/long shot at best.
  11. ALready know where this is headed- a so called "great pattern" is turning out to be a not so great pattern. We got cold and watch as clippers dry up before our eyes and coastal lows head out to sea. Once we break this pattern with a shut out, it will be an even worse one, probably SE ridge stuff and 60's. I am ready for Spring.
  12. But in this pattern the storms trend washed out and stay that way. I actually think this is not a pattern that will produce anything and am ready for a change.
  13. Potential is there; concerns me that we’ve struck out twice now in this pattern. Models are loving last minute changes and timing “has to be perfect”. No blocking etc. Would actually welcome a pattern change come Feb if ground is still bare. By then it would be clear that This one wouldn’t have worked for us. Unless you like high heating bills. But willing to give it time.
  14. If it is a miss here; Id prefer a NE hit over a southern slider. I’d rather chase to an area that can give me snow on snow; like upstate NY vs NC.
  15. I think I saw a couple flakes that melted on contact. Precip ending. I prefer to remember the good times. Like 3 days ago when we where looking at a 1-3 inch appetizer today followed by a possible big storm this weekend. That was awesome.
  16. So true. I detached from it all in early 2020 and I feel 1000 times better. It was so so unhealthy. All the anger, negativity, etc. Anxiety, high blood pressure. Feelings of being totally out of control. You can just bathe in it and be totally miserable and waste your life away. But I found it is possible to control my thoughts and emotions and control what I allow into my life. Its still possible to love snow without having it completely consume you to the point of it being unhealthy. In the end Wxtrix wasn't wrong. Scramble your password and never come back. It worked.
  17. These trends have me a bit concerned, I mean suppression to rain and it only took 12 hours? Whats next? DT said the GFS is wrong with its inland track. I wonder what he thought of the EURO.....LOL
  18. On the HRRR the WAA is angled in a way where it snows in NH before it snows in DC. Not a great sign. See that before and it doesn't end well. By the time its in the I-95 corridor, its weak, and the coastal has taken over giving Coastal southern Del and Coastal NJ the snow leaving a hole. Its very plausible. I'm thinking 1-2 for I-95, anything else would be a bonus.
  19. NWS is all on board with the last minute GFS runs. I don't buy it. Euro makes more sense with how these usually pan out.
  20. Yeah, we've seen this story plenty of times. Out west does good and that precip dries up as it heads over the mountains. The coastal forms and congrats Coastal NJ. Everyone in between, naso good. Still I'll gladly take an inch of powder that covers the streets vs the 4 inches we got with the last system that was grassy surfaces only.
  21. Um, if I recall, PSU wanted to have the debate too. But you think you can bully me?
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