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He is an electrician so he may be doing some "rigging" to help us through our day. Some low voltage swapping to get all the right data into his models. LOL

It really does not form a concentrated area of LP until it's to the coast.

On the MR and LR front, somewhat excited to look through the 6Z GFS. Much less in the way of the up and down cold/warm routine. No disruptive (to the cold feed) cutter or North based SLP's after Jan 6th vs. a constant dome of High pressure keeping everything south of us. One could argue suppression but trying to win in a regime where the storm track is constantly to our west is way too hard. Will be eager to see if the look continues in a couple hours.

Some of the sounds Saturday night may not be fireworks....some storms possible in what looks like a fairly muggy and active night weather wise.

Yea, no problem with Rjay either. He adds a lot to the few OT threads I follow. Whether one agrees with his points, they are informational and fairly well stated. Do not agree that he has to act like robot cop, like he said last evening, but would be happy to continue that convo on PM if he had wanted. You handled last night VERY well. Props to you!

And Jburns post was basically what I suggested a mod should act like when "modding"...respectful. So props to his post. Since mentioned what I did in the NY thread, I thought it appropriate to mention the alternate side of it.

You ninja'ed me with late week improvements. Weird evolution for areas to your east (well far east as in South Eastern 1/3 of the state) . Almost Miller B like.

Salisbury is off the road trip choices. In 6 hours it went from 12" to zip for early week. But Pitt is looking prime this run....late week.

Talking Covid on here is not always appreciated but want to respond since you replied to my post about the fires and all the issues we are getting thrown at us (personal or public in nature) I know it is getting a little scary Covid wise though not sure anyone (including the disease expert) knows for sure what has or is happening. But being prepared or trying to be is probably the best route at this point. If things do get bad, my hope is that people step up to help each other. The next few weeks is already going to be a fight for a lot of people that suffer some level of post holiday depression. I believe that this type of issue is heightened and worse during a pandemic.

Yea, the boundary was quite a bit farther south and though the second wave formed, it was a goner for us. What was a closed off look at 18Z is progressive now.

It seems so many bad things are happening, either simultaneously or in succession, that is getting hard to stop and focus grief or concern on any given one. I had not heard about this until you brought it up.

The Nam is getting close to go time as to the short term stuff. A good 'ole namming would not be bad.

Not going to go down a long path with you other than to reaffirm that a mod should be one of the more upstanding citizens. Mocking people, baiting people, trolling, etc...makes for a bad look. Not directed at you though.

You non mod's are making some good points here. Saw the topic was hot so stopped in to check why. It is good of rjay to try and explain but one of the larger issues, at least in my opinion, is the general posting demeanor of Mod's. It's my opinion that mod's should not troll, post insulting emoji's or really say much of anything in a negative manner...sort of in the vein of how a policeman is supposed to be an upstanding citizen. Obviously reality is not like that but some mod's are outright unhinged in OT and it's a bad look. With saying that, I think that if most/all mod's posting habits were a little more moderate and less conducive to being a part of the problem, the general public would have a lot less issue with all things moderation in general.

I understood your post to be about the general long wave pattern and it is spot on. It's just a model run but anything resembling winter is transient. Could snow of course but during the entire run it only gets near or below 20, at MDT, one evening.

Watch it pal!

My favorite and its not even close. We have a place we rent, on the river, that accepts Pets.

I do not like backwards either. It ruins the day with nausea.

Did you catch the Rebel Yell on the way by?

Oh yes. And it opens early (in the summer of course) so you can ride it before the rest of the park opens.

I would prefer to have it a bit farther south and ride the Griffon at Busch Gardens during a snow storm :-)

It's been a long time since I have been in Salisbury but it seemed to be a bit "behind the times" last time I was there.

Getting stuck in Salisbury? Eh...LOL.

There are some 12"+ totals on the 18Z GFS for the Chessie area. That is not too common to see.

You all are really having fun today. In Etters right now and it's 53 degrees. Another over achiever.