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mattie g

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  1. I agree. I was going to mention the Canadian but I got a little lazy. It's not ultimately a cutter look, but the primary makes its move much farther west and makes it too far north before transferring. Big differences out west, though...
  2. I replied in a not-so-friendly manner, then deleted my reply. Thanks for handling it!
  3. If the 0z Euro was a blip in an otherwise cutterier scenario, then yeah...GFS being relatively on its own isn't cool. But if the Euro sticks with its 0z idea of the energy sliding soth, then we have two relatively different camps and we have to wait to see which one blink first.
  4. Let's be honest...not if we were forecast for 18"+ because most of us lack relative sanity.
  5. Nice. I've basically checked out and am just counting the days until the inevitable March/April suck is done and we can truly put this winter behind us.
  6. I honestly haven't paid attention to much of anything weather-wise recently, so...me! I assume something interesting is happening...
  7. But that's a snapshot of one specific point in time nearly two weeks away on an op run. Run it for 12z, March 5 and you'll get a different result. There's no useful information to gather from it.
  8. I'm confused...you just posted a trend gif of one specific hour of an op run at nearly two weeks away which shows only the latest run being appreciably warmer in the South than the previous three. Temps are honestly pretty steady in our area, if that's even worth anything. Are you expecting to actually glean something from this?
  9. I prefer to grow hardneck garlics, which requires extended cold spells to properly split into cloves, so I'm hoping that some of the cold we got in December will help with that. My garlic really struggled last year, so hopefully this mild winter doesn't screw me again!
  10. Definitely a spring backdoor-type look. I know on which side of that gradient I'd prefer to be.
  11. I'm honestly happy for them. Folks out West can really use a steady dumping to get the water levels back up again. Consistent flooding rains aren't great, of course, but it's better than staying dry as a bone.
  12. I'm thinking stuck in between those two things: much cooler than normal (but not cold enough for snow except for maybe one small mixed event), plenty of clouds, and cold rain.
  13. March is going to suck, isn't it?
  14. Early spring allergies have kicked in for me, so I guess there's no going back.
  15. Just in time for when most of us just want to move onto spring. Who could have expected that?
  16. Crazy that the long-range GFS is already poking its nose into March. (Actual) Spring will be here before we know it.
  17. It really did...but I would have been so, so, so pissed off sitting in that subsidence between bands yesterday afternoon. Good thing is was just rain.
  18. Why are you so butthurt by that comment? The comment stated that he felt the Eagles are more talented in all but one position group, quarterback. "Position group" is not the same as "position."
  19. Got my seeds started indoors on Saturday: San Marzano, Cuore di Bue, and Pomodoro Squisito tomatoes, jalapenos, lettuce, broccoli, mache, basil, and parsley. I'll also direct-sow some spinach and more lettuce and mache in 3-4 weeks and will sprinkle some other herb seeds once the warm weather comes. I don't have a huge garden, but I make the most of what room I've got!
  20. That's what I'm saying. The rubber band is going to snap at some point, but until we have a reason to think it's going to, then I'm sticking with persistence. Huge ridge in the West in the summer and SER in the East in the winter. If we go moderate Nino in a favorable location, then things may change next winter, but I don't know...I just don't see a reason to think this summer will be particularly hot.
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