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Bubbler86

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  1. As you mentioned, Jan and Feb were indeed super torches. Really went a long way to having minimal heating bills but I would like snow.
  2. I think you are right plus the large majority of the average population feels the effects during the day more than the night if they close their windows and have their AC on.
  3. Yea, as I have said probably 4-5 times now, I cannot get on board of anything that says we had a hot summer compared to recent times. Since the norms are 30 years adjusted it does skew that olden time summers were cooler, no debate IMO, but this summer was a delight temp wise as it pertains to the last 20-30 years.
  4. We are in winter warm up mode here...any and all models welcome if they show what we want :-).
  5. 46 this AM. CMC still a PA flooder (but the Rgem does not drive the low inland like its papa) , GFS and Icon almost nothing outside the LSV and east....heavy rains confined east of the LSV on Icon and LSV on the GFS, and Euro still a no go for PA (Op). UKIE precip maps are between the Euro and the GFS and really a nothing event for the LSV. At this point the CMC is not looking like it has the right solution.
  6. You would never want to ruin my vaca! We are nowhere near the boardwalk but I could foresee myself going down there, umbrella in hand, to see how many rainy day Skee-Ball games it will take to get a wooden train whistle. Choo-Choo.
  7. This streamflow map shows the area very clearly (red and orange) as well as the abundance in NE PA.
  8. They went from matching the EC to not looking at all like it. Damn people who do not hug models!
  9. The least precip since 1899 through Sept 19th at an NWS managed airport rig is about as intense as they get around here.
  10. Yep, a small area of WVA, VA, MD and PA while many others are closer to normal.
  11. Yea, the drought maps are less spectacular than they probably should be. I believe the ground water tables are holding better than expected which is lessening the large-scale effects and skewing the ratings to something less than would normally happen with this little rain and above ground stream levels with this many reds and oranges.
  12. The Euro is back to keeping two sperate pieces of energy, something it showed a few runs ago, with the whole thing being a nothing event rainwise for most of the East coast as to Saturday. A little rain in Eastern NC and far SE DelMarVa.
  13. And the second driest year at this date just across the MD Line at HGR.
  14. This reminds me of a post I once saw when searching for something. It addresses Allison Hill and H-Burg Crime in general. A LOOOONG time ago I used to help out at the Bethesda Mission. https://theburgnews.com/news/5-myths-harrisburg-midtown-allison-hillits-debunking-time
  15. If you are serious that was why I asked because it seemed to be conveniently left out during football season.
  16. 12Z GFS looks a lot like the WPC map as to precip distribution. Both the Icon and GFS block the low near our latitude and send to close to due east. The CMC holds it's guns for the most part and sends the SLP up into central NY. The CMC is showing no respect for the dome of HP in Canada and almost seems to find a channel for the low to slip behind it.
  17. Check out the shield/deform band on the 12Z Icon. Better than anything we got last winter from my memory.
  18. Kudos to them for having a nice middle ground with the different solutions on table. I had initially commented that their map was a little light for the LSV but now with some ensemble members showing zip (and the GFS op) I agree with Mitchnick that it is good for this range. Meso extended runs come into range in the next couple hours.
  19. Yea, it was gruesome. Definitely not something for general TV. He is seemingly a true, upstanding person as evidenced by all the people who have chimed in on Twitter.
  20. @ItstrainingtimeMay be career over. The replay is Joe Theisman bad. Congrats on the win in this ugly one.
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