Chrisrotary12

That was 10 years ago. I don't remember breakfast.

GYX lowered me from 9.4” to 3.8”. Probably not far enough, but I suppose you can’t go from 9 to 0.

More snow from the clippers versus tomorrow wasn’t really on my bingo card.

So in the end…. No changes.

Time to flip on the CONUS water vapor loop and just follow it.

Might be able to salvage a nice day tomorrow.

Well this blows.

How about a duel?

When was our last northern stream nuke? Jan ‘05?

Had a bit of high cloud cover earlier. Car thermometer went from 58 to 55. If not for the high clouds…. Wonder if 65 was possible.

Has anyone ever seen DIT and The Pope in the same room?

From the NARCAN?!?

Who said 6 hours?

No way. We were told snow from sundown Monday to sundown Tuesday.

On a 1,000 ft hill in CT

This thing is hauling ass to the flemish cap. It’s a 10-12 hour event.

So #NoChanges. Consistently finding ways to not snow.

So I get to keep my power grid unlike the GFS solution?

Always

I have an 18 month old and just started a new job. I’d he happy with Morch starting early.

I didn’t say I was upset by it. Simply saying impressive for mid-Winter.

Another 384 hours of GFS for 0.1” of precipitation. Impressive.

Heard a bird this morning that my brain associates with spring. We’re on to Morch! #NoChanges

A duel would be the most interesting thing to happen this winter.

I mean aren’t we already doing that? Green hydrogen, carbon capture and underground storage, switching to renewables, etc. No none of them are at scale because no one wants to pay for them. Two problems exist: 1. Whole economies are dependent on fossil fuels. 2. The Paris Agreement was signed with the ambitious goal of 1.5C…. Well guess what… as Tip mentioned, the planet is basically telling us we’re already there. So while today’s solutions aren’t the extremes you are thinking of, large scale climate engineering is all happening, it’s just not happening fast enough. So I suppose in the end you Re correct, we’ll probably drop a nuke into Krakatoa.