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I nominated it for @Maestrobjwa since he is so interested in this week every year
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Thank you, you did an excellent job. Now rest up so you're ready when we need you to post the 0z UK kuch maps showing 27"
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Some people act stupid. Others aren't acting.
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This is true of the Euro also... when it's Dr. no it's great but when it shows snow it isn't.
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This is much less confusing once you all accept my conclusion that we are living in a simulation built by the jilted lover of a mid atlantic snow weenie.
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I guess if you don't differentiate between 24" and 4" lol
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No I don't know...every single model has shifted quite a bit...Euro had been the only steady one and then it shifted last run...
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Things are still trending...this is not the final outcome we are seeing today. But everything is trending the way we want for now. That's all I'm taking from this. UK was nice except freaking torched at the surface...would have been a nice 4-8" snow across the area if it wasn't so damn warm at the surface.
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that is exactly what happens...and yea not worried YET although for a long time now whatever can go wrong does go wrong
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a lot of changes still happening...but I need to know how a sub 990 low tracking INSIDE Hatteras ends up mostly missing us!
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it looked good early but somehow wound up so tight it ended up a pretty bad run other than down south
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Everything trends a certain way...except when we need it that way
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The difference is minor but there...take whatever the GGEM ends up showing and develop the storm a little sooner and amp it up a bit more and that's what the RGEM was showing...which isn't to say one is more right lol
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GGEM is slightly less amplified than RGEM at 84 hours...so they might end up close...but RGEM was going to be better.
