moneypitmike
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This. Perhaps 8-12 on the mid-coast. If a tree falls in the forest...... -
Watches cancel.
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Well, that's pretty underwhelming.
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Of course, GYX also has this one.
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Model wars. We'll see what GYX does with these after seeing the EC, and the 18z NAM and RGEM. They seem less interested in wind than BOX.
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Too bad you always dismiss him.
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Lol. I was thinking of that whenTip posted that.
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So still make the trip?
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Un.....everything is in GMT. No time differences anywhere.
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How did the 12z models fare with their initial look st to he players?
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When are the eps available?
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Key term....fiction.
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Looks like 5-19 for me. Not a slam dunk decision to head up based on EC.
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Another 25-50 mile west would bring tears of joy to many.
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That deflates a lot of weenies. As goes the UK so often the EC follows. From a trends standpoint, how does that compare to the 00z UK?
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LOL. I wish I could see the the HRDPS out another several frames.
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How I hope....
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Nice jp along the coast. Pit2 leaps for joy. Look to head up after work tomorrow.
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I think you'll enjoy the recap.
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Isn't it great racking up the frequent flyer miles for free trips you have no desire to go on because you just want to be home when the work trips are done?
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I had not been up there for measurements along the way--but until the couple weeks leading to last week's storm, things did look pretty good up there. My effort to get the family excited to drive to Pit2 tomorrow night for a snowstorm went over like a lead balloon. I hope I can finagle at least a solo trip.
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LOL--that's playing with fire. I hope that's their high-end map.....
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I'll never pass on the storm. But, to the point of depth, give me the big storms in December. March pads season totals but it's short-lived once the storm passes.
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I know this board is slanted to SNE, but CNE and NNE do well on this as well. Still leaning to Pit2.
