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Bubbler86

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  1. I do not have a therm handy but several nights in the low 20's....seems strange. I would have expected it to go dormant. Several thick frosts as well. It's the same in Hanover, Gettysburg, etc...people out mowing today.
  2. That is my usual routine but it was too high to let go. Plus the onions look terrible sprouting up above the grass. I do not know why, but the grass is definitely not dormant yet. The only thing keeping from weekly mowing is the lack of rain.
  3. So seems almost everything is somewhat suppressed for Wed...except the GFS so will be surprised if it holds ground at 18Z. Suppressed does not mean snowless. T-2" in the LSV on most models.
  4. And we have had low 20's over here more than once this season.
  5. I just did the grass and worked up a minor sweat. First time I have mowed in December since Florida and even in Florida it was only once or two years. Usually dec-feb is mow free there. I actually had those onions you see in the yard growing. Crazy.
  6. On that Nam map, its already forming well off shore so the MA is mostly a miss as well.
  7. This NAM map is another good view of the issue. We don't want a 1027 High in Wisconsin/Illinois heading S/E, do we? It's going to be a bully
  8. Good map. My take on the reason is circled below. Could be wrong though. Using the 543 line as an example to focus on, the Isobars now show a tighter look and stronger push from the north. Less room for a tug and amplification...leading to the minoring out you mention. It eventually "reforms" as it approaches the SE coast.
  9. I added it to avoid any confusion. Too often, model discussion gets taken as forecast opinion.
  10. The irony about the trending for our current situation is what you mention about it being cold next week. EC limits the warmth via slightly stronger ridging to our North. We got what we wanted...but not really. Edit-Just model discussion, not a forecast or giving up.
  11. @TimB84, in the zone of extremes, check out these 12Z temps on the Euro. No records here as the temps dip heading in that night but Low to Mid 60's at Sunrise. Holy Crap. That Mid West Blizzard is sucking up the warms.
  12. Personally I would not buy it yet (South) as the GFS has been consistent and still is as of now. But cannot argue that it is a trend this AM. It started days ago when we started getting into the cold sector of the storm. It just has not stopped. I think Canderson was worried about the 7th so he is in the clear it would seem.
  13. Not for the far Southeast US. Seems UK on board with the southern run as well.
  14. Good Morning, I saw that was our "best boy" this AM. I think the Icon precip shield is a bit underdone as well. That Upper Mid West High is bullying the system on the other models, including the Nam which seems prime to slide south. That is one big change from a few days ago. We were talking about a retreating higher over the North East vs. what now seems to be an issues with the SLP gaining latitude
  15. 40 on the dot this AM. Some surprising results form last night's models....more credence to a south miss but still lots of darts to go. FHS back in the house?
  16. I was just putting away my ski mask, snow shovel, and tire chains based on advise from the MA thread. Should I hold off?
  17. All this nonsense and butt hurt in OT got me off track from watching the 18Z GFS to see if the lesser amp'ed solution would show up and follow suit with other modeling. Looks so but only slightly....not a snow storm but colder and south compared to 12Z. Sort of like a slightly more amped version of the UK.
  18. You were not around much in the summer, guy, but I have been a vocal dissenter of the Euro but try to do it without insulting anyone who does not agree. I do not like when some of the chicken no littles in the MA bash the Nam because they read someone else doing it. But to me its just another suite to talk about and compare.
  19. Now is his time with the Euro hot off the presses. . Plus Michigan is in the CFP at the moment.
  20. The 510 line makes its first LSV appearance at 240.
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