Ji
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the changes at 500mb are hilarious--and there does seem to be a closed low in the 50 50 domain as opposed to 6z
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blue approaching Loudoun lol
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gfs looks better up top-lets see
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When you have kids...you should name them Nord and Nora
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move to Fort Kent Maine..problem solved forever
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ill take it.
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so once again...the non snowy model(GFS) Beats the snowy model(Euro). And for christmas Eve(the non snowy(Euro) beat the Snowy(GFS) if both major models are not both showing snow--its not going to happen apparently
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If that's snow...im an nfl qb
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Yea.. the good thing is things always seem to break in our favor
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He isn't a real met. The weenie of the century
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I hate the gfs with every fiber I have
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hopefully we can get back to a Nina next year. This Nino has been a disaster
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When was the last time we saw both the Euro/GFS agree on a snowstorm for our area?
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The op models have been brutal to us this year...and unfortunately they have been right
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as always....it wont matter till the Euro shows the same thing. the Icon showed a favorable solution with a more robust 50/50 low https://www.tropicaltidbits.com/analysis/models/?model=icon®ion=us&pkg=z500_vort&runtime=2023010512&fh=180
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coastals that go to Cutters almost always end up back at Coastals
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Jan 2024
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go back to the piano dude. @psuhoffman Global Warming Alert. This is heavy rain in Mid January
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this storm has you all over it and a Loudoun miss. Congrats
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its over. 2001-2002 big one was a southern storm/scraper...similar to what the euro is showing. Its nina bro..were either getting a cutter or a southern slider
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as long as the model shows blue---that gives me more pleasure than actual snow
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Gfs already caved to the euro....someone pull the plug on that model
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Almost...the one that crushes the northeast also hits va Beach/tidewater
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Probably not
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3-5 is better than 0 right? So yea...01-02 bring it on. People forget Norfolk got a 13 inch storm a few weeks earlier
