More like Brooklyn and Bolton Landing. Tony rolls his window down in his patrol car, and piles of hotdogs roll out along with this laptop stuck at hr 240 on the euro op.
Ha, was just going to post that. Bit of a split flow, but stout ridging in NW Canada was starting to get colder air into the US. Actually, in this case it would help to have a more +NAO as shown, otherwise too much garbage air is recycled in.
Of course yea the overall look gets better, but need money in the bank first. We start off broke. If that look happened a month later that’s a different ballgame.
Right. The irony is that we’d have a better chance at snow with near blood red at 500mb and big surface cold like Dec ‘07.
The beginning of the month looks like blues at 500 with 38F NE winds at the surface.
It’s possible it’s very little snow and more ZR or IP too. I don’t really know that area well other than passing through several times on my way to Errol for a canoe trip.
An interesting day for you. I’m curious to see if you can hold onto the snow for a little while with ESE flow banking up against mtns and keeping it locally cooler. You’ll flip eventually, but this may be a setup to test how you keep in the cold.
Question. If you have a test within 72 hrs of whatever you need to do and it comes back negative, don’t you negate it if you spend the next 72 hrs doing risky activities?
I agree with the certain amount of time passed. In theory it makes sense, but I wonder if that is too vague for the govt? But yeah, the pressure will mount after a certain amount of time passes.
I think it’s fine to be wary. I certainly would like to wait and see as well. As far as restrictions, you’ll have to figure out a way to prove people have it. Or just say that after a certain percentage of people have it, then lift restrictions?
For me, it’s the family in my life and not wanting to get side effects for 6+ months if I do get it. A local met is actually talking about this after he got it in the spring. All set with that.