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  1. Bubbler86
    The only thing I saw on the MA board was incorrect analysis that the Icon was north. The Icon was delayed and south vs. 6Z. The last panel on the 6Z had the SLP on the S NC coast while the corresponding panel on the 12Z Icon had it in GA.
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    Stop reading my posts then. Re: Piss off
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    Looks like the Icon delayed the Sun Vort a small bit but kept a similar appeared to the snow shield though the heavier stuff seems a bit south on TT. Glass Half Full-Still in the game Glass Half Empty-Not a big deal for PA yet. Glass Half Full-The 6Z Icon did not cover the entire episode of the storm so hard to compare Glass Half Empty-The panels that do compare show the SLP a slight tad south. Glass spilled-Looking on TT so does not have the best 500 maps.
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    We feed an outside feral cat and my wife picked up the metal bowl this AM and it stuck to her hands "Christmas Story style". Cannot imagine all the weird things that would happen if we get back down in the -5 to -10 area at some point. Seeing Kentucky has had -20's, when looking at the 1918 winter yesterday, was amazing.
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    Nam is now closing off the Vort diving into the Upper Mid West. Would think that portends to keeping it from diving too far south in the next few frames.
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    Yea, he played a lot better all game after that terrible first drive. Two early plays that went the Dawg's way helped save them from getting behind early. Bama's missed their TE to end their first drive with a FG and then the Bennett fumble that bounced right back to him.
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    A possibly generational level Defense stepped up when given a second chance.
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    LOL. A threat?
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    You are terrible at reading comprehension. I was doing a Euro PBP. Not only was I saying it was the Euro that was boring, I was replying to someone else who said it was boring and I pointed out that it was going to change in 6 hours anyway.
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    It gets pretty cold this far up when there is no system spinning warm air over us from the S/W. Wundermap shows several 6-10 temps out here. Some mid single's just west of us.
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    The Euro run was cold, dry and boring. That was a PBP.
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    9 here this Am.
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    Nut, I did not catch anyone here say this was a boring pattern? Was that an MA take away? All the pattern types here have been chirping about this period for weeks.
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    I thought @Cashtown_Coop was taking over but the snoozer of runs must be making him lose interest.
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    Yes, I should gave mentioned that though the waves are flying around so fast, what is a Saturday wave on one model looks like a Tuesday wave on another. I have been trying to minimalize my pic snips but sometimes forget to add the info needed. Thanks for putting me in my place.
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    Icon opens up HH with hopefully a more interesting run of the MR's. No 500 maps to interpret much as to why it changed from 12Z. The low is much more juiced up prior to this map but it shears/minors out on approach to our area.
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    Anyone posting that we WILL get a lot of snow or something DEFINTELY is going to happen, probably needs your lesson :-).
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    He has a lot of the key weenie phrases down. Re: Shoveling potential. He probably typed snow weenies dream in their first iteration of this update but an editor made him change it up.
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    Yet, they would have been .500 or higher 850 out of the last 896 seasons.
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    Me too. But by then, NC will be like Central America so if they have 2 feet of snow it would be quite the event.
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    Hug the ensembles and remember that it will change in 6 hours. :-). But model breakdown wise, the Euro is a punt of the middle of winter for snow lovers. Not only is it boring, there is no sign of anything at day 10. The low shown in the south has no realistic path to move up.
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    Wow, the 12Z Euro Op is a total snooze through 200. Upper Mid West "clipper" starts to dig a bit late this weekend but very progressive dig as it heads for Florida. But high and dry for 8 days.
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    I actually thought you meant 1918 as that is the year of the extreme winter where the Mid South had lows in the -20's. I did not look up any specific snows that winter though.
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    12Z Euro as we enter our critical period start next weekend. Interesting NA look with the 'Cane and a total of 12 identified areas of low pressure.
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    I wonder what the weather forecast was back then (or in the future? LOL.) Lots of people probably thought the word was coming to an end and it would never stop.
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