CoastalWx
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Ukie blows this far out and I could care less what it shows. Euro op too. EPS is more stable and I don’t like seeing that, but we’ll see if the 6z eps makes any changes. In the end it’s probably blue balls, but even the gfs was a few inches here, mostly OES.
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At least the op runs are more active into Feb. I see all sorts of types from redevelopers to cutters. For those who said they wanted to take their chances, looks like you might.
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I kind of like seeing the GFS make these moves. In any case, that was a big shift. It wouldn't take much for a good band to scrape the S coast.
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Interesting developments last night. Looks like storm 1 just fizzles out. Storm 2 crushes the mid Atlantic on the gfs. Kind of meh on the euro, but doesn’t matter much at this stage. That was a big move on the gfs. Maybe it ends up as a blue balls scraper, but we’ll see.
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Yeah congrats Rehoboth Beach.
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How does it feel to be surrounded by an upslope dongfest?
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We’d probably only have cutters if we did not have a block.
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I don’t think they just come back in one season? It took a few years to clean them out. It make take a few years to build the population. Although I think they released a fungus to help kill them.
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Drift city in that one.
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Can't even keep it frozen. Probably thawed and oozed onto his driveway by noon.
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I just wonder if the +AO/NAO regimes overpower any background CC signal. These smaller time scale type regimes will usually mask any CC signal. Or, perhaps enhance it too. It's just difficult to quantify.
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No kidding lol.
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But do we know how much of the gradient is due to CC versus these crazy +AO and +NAO states? We have had a lot of those seasons. I don't dispute the Hadley Cell argument, but there is a + correlation to SE ridging and +AO/NAOs.
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I just fall back to, "how does a lucky s/w in October have a say on the hemispheric pattern for an entire season?" It doesn't.
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I have heard of deep snows in the woods, so that does explain some wind issues. I did think about the snowfall though. Depending on the Froude numbers, it's possible the best snows may be just E and SE of the mtn. They are right on the uplift zone for Wrly and NWrly flow. So if you avg out an entire winter season, it's possible the best snows may be not at the ski areas itself, but perhaps just downwind a tad.
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Thinking about waxing poetic with Napelodeon type feelings from solar insolation today.
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Good spin. LOL.
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I don't expect you to remember given the crippling 3 day icestorm you just went through.
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This is ridiculous lol.
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Goes north and grinded to shit. Nothing goes right since 12/17.
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Grinded to a pulp lol.
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GFS trying to come north.
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I love how you get around in the early mornings. Would love to do that when the kids get older.
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This is hell.
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Time to cover up the doggie doo?
