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Yep, just got a hot tip from my broker, Bastardi says BUY BUY BUY!

why pronouns matter

A track from Louisiana to central WV in the heart of the coldest part of winter.

big lake effect in northern Indiana... ...reminds me, I wonder what Hoosierphile has been up to

Yea about the same in Westerville. The last few years our climo has been like Nashville without the ice storms.

I also thought Indy was our sister city in winter futility.

Subscriber numbers among weenies must be way down. Don’t know why else he would use an 850 Celsius temp map to hype cold. Pathetic

Let me guess... ...delayed but not denied

I see what you did there Gotta enjoy the next 2 days with some snow around…might be our whole winter.

/\ the Rip Van Winkle of weather

yep. I have a feeling this coming 'cold shot', (which isn't anything other than a typical severe cold shot we get every winter), will be all she wrote. I'm not buying the rock'n FEB bs. This is why I've slowly de-coupled myself from the winter wx aspect of this hobby the last few years. Sure, I still love severe wx events, but I'm thinking of changing to a new hobby, one that has a better chance of scoring than a central Ohio snowstorm. Gonna join the local Big Foot spotters club.

It's incredible, the second one might go ever further NW! BTW, I admire you guys, we're only on page 2 of our winter thread while you guys have about 350 pages in medium to long range threads starting at the end of OCT. Almost every LR ensemble, and euro weekly that comes out has been analyzed as 'drool worthy'. How's that been working out for ya?

So we couldn't buy a sub 980 low tracking through our sub the last several winters.....now the 18z gfs has TWO sub 980 lows not only tracking through the region but taking an almost identical track 72 hrs apart. ok I guess anything is possible and the most believable part of it is that CMH is on the warm side of both. Actually I still think the weekend storm isn't set in stone yet.... but I've been wrong before.

GFS wants to take 3 storms almost the same path just over us or slightly west of us, doubt that happens. I think the only sure bet is Tuesday is a rainer. I'm not sold that the follow up storm for next weekend is nw of us. Lots of spread on the ensembles with some pretty far southeast. It's all about spacing and interaction with the northern stream....those won't be ironed out until the Tuesday storm plays out. All that said, this is probably the best opportunity for sig snow coming up that we've seen in awhile even though it'll probably be tainted.

I think if you're going to be completely honest, you have to admit that if his schtick was cold bias vs. warm bias, (ie Jebman), and all other things were identical with his posting style, he would not have been banned.

A snow removable business in Columbus Ohio is a huge gamble. In the UP of Michigan it shouldn't be.

Tons of talk about an SSWE... ...never a good sign

is there any similarities to 97-98? Fast flow and cut off lows, an early January brief cold spell followed by seasonable boring weather and an eventual crazy cutoff low that snowed in the south and rained in the north.

I can’t put my finger on it but there’s something very believable about this…

Good to see others crossing over to the 'gray' side. I'll always love extreme weather, especially winter storms, but as I get older I have more and more disdain for the cold.

Trolling in favor of warmth is sacrilege around these parts... Change your name to frozenpalmguy and post like Jebman and you'll be the Belle of the Ball!

well we all got teased on this one..... there were a few model runs that were even burying us on the southern flanks of the sub.

My favorite days of wx board was back in the early 2000s with Wrightwx and Euswx. That was the wild west with no borders or sheriffs to be found. Being able to troll DT, HM, and LC was priceless. btw IWX, I like this thread title, it's good to know there's finally a place to piss here!

we already have 48" and it's still late fall