North and West
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have you heard the legend of the sun angle . -
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That must be exhilarating .
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Hopefully, all of our viewing areas in this forum got snow earlier this week and then last night. If we get one last call next weekend, and then a mild March, sign me up. (However, never ever discount the weirdness March and early April can bring, no matter the pattern. I’ve seen enough in my time on this blue marble to never count anything out.) .
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Negative numbers .
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Happy for you! It’s been a while; enjoy it! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I agree, and I think that’s my point. They’re a good guide, but imperfect. .
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Models are not infallible. .
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Happy for you! Enjoy it. .
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I just eyeballed 2 or 3 or so waking up. Solid forecast. .
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Hope everyone who got hit with it enjoys it! Glad to see some online friends get good things. .
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What’s ACE? Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
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I would take the details the models say with boulders of salt.
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see: week, this .
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Bring it to MMU. .
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Can you be more specific? For when? TIA! .
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The snow of the future! .
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Weren’t the models having incredible problems in the lead up to this past week and led many astray? Like Capistrano, we can’t help ourselves but go back to them even when they’re just awful. It’s an abusive relationship. They’re guides, but they’re far from infallible. .
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Yes we did. A Mets game was postponed due to that, so it accumulated in Queens. .
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Oh cool. We’ll handle it well. .
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Eh, no one really knows. (See this past week) The only thing that changes are probabilities. I’ve seen enough nice, early springs interrupted by nonsense. (April 1990 snow, March 1998 and 1999 snow, etc.) Sure, it’s unlikely, but you never know. .
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It was chilly out there today. [emoji3063] .
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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion; they’re not entitled to their own facts. Interesting story published today: https://www.wsj.com/science/environment/geoengineering-projects-cool-planet-weather-f0619bf7 .
