SnowenOutThere

Posted this in the tropical weather thread but this more or less is the main thread after the uh interesting adventures of Ampedvort and friends. Might be overanalyzing but seeing some new towers in the forward and almost underside of the storm. Maybe this might is hinting at the storm getting its act together?

Might be overanalyzing but seeing some new towers in the forward and almost underside of the storm. Maybe this might be hinting at the storm getting its act together?

Remember to take care of yourself, you are a great help to the tropical threads.

Wait I know this is most likely from someone who gets more than a little more excited than normal but can't storms sometimes have convective bursts when passing over mountains even though they destroy the storms circulation? So for weaker storms could this happen or is there no way this happens?

The ignore button does exist. Also Vortamp/AmpedVort chill a little please you don't have to but I think people might like you more on this thread if you did.

fraid it might be too early to spot an eye with the nighttime convective burst I'll try but doubt it, maybe AmpedVort can find one?

Hurricane Elsa 2.0

Thought this was interesting if not sad. I use this website https://www.weather.gov/media/lwx/climate/dcasnow.pdf to find snow totals for past winters when people refence ones I am unfamiliar with. Though I looked at the data and back when the data begins in the late 19th century winters with below 10 inches of snow were rare one in six maybe. Now they are around half of our winters and having 5 winters with 10 inches of snow or more would be exceptional. Shows what we all know to be truth (hopefully) climate change is affecting our winters and each year it gets harder for snow to win out.

.62 the curse has been broken for me.

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This good enough for you even if it is at the end of the GFS run?

Maybe he also watched back to the future.

Got a record that I have been off by 0.3ish all season long free (50meters)(record 26.94)(my swim 26.49ish), oh thank goodness. My teammate has been right next times wise and it sucks he could not get it as well.

At all stars for swimming and got to watch an amazing sun rise.

Sunny out though

0.00 Storms formed right ahead of me killing the ones that would hit me seems to happen every time for the last couple weeks. Starting to get feed up by this. First storm died on doorstep second line died and reformed after last night where I was a mile off from heavy rain I really think I might do better with snow than storms now.

First storm died on the doorstep and the second looks to go to the south ugh.

Will the spell be broken or will it end like every other storm for the past almost three weeks? I do have two shots so just like in basketball I can’t wait to miss both.

In Oakton the clouds have won out

Sunny out here and clouds broke up right as swim practice started at 9 30 so glad I put on sunscreen using my knowledge of the radar.

In enhanced risk so failure is assured

No way. Why does this keep happening I am getting fringed again. Am interested to see what happens when the two storm systems collide.

It still is elevation dependent so if nothing else virtual Mt Psu still got something.

Found this fun little storm simulation that I've spent countless hours on and thought I should share it with you guys. It gets updated every couple months or so. Also linked the person who makes it YouTube. This is the site and this is the video from the guy who makes it. just so you know I don't think it works with chrome but I know it works with *shudder Internet Explorer. Anyways you people should try it you can simulate storms that will always miss you in real life!

That stupid storm dissipated just before it got to me then reformed into the line to the south missed rain again.