It’s a picture perfect story book ending to this winter. N. Greens end up with 20” out of nowhere while we blow what looked like a nice pattern for a coastal and get 0.0. Seems about right...
Saw this coming a mile away, I knew today was gonna be sweet. Unfortunately didn’t have anyone to make the 9hr round trip journey with, so a missed opportunity. Bummer.
As much as many of us bemoan the psychoanalytical nature of some of Tip’s posts, when these runs come in lock-step increasingly more tantalizing each and every time it is like a drug and a damn good one.
In the winter of anomalous water, mostly in regards to cutters unfortunately, I’d like to hope this remains juiced till go time and surprises us with unfettered precipitous joy.
Is it just me or does it seem that when these shortwaves are traversing the continent with the velocity that this one has they almost always start sooner and wrap up earlier?