hooralph
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Every model run from here on out will get a play-by-play from Gus Johnson. -
I am going to exorcise the demon of Juno with this Onion piece.
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This next two days are the worst part of the wait as we start overreacting to 60 to 84 hour NAM panels. At least one will show NYC getting 40" of snow; another will show a cutter to the Lakes.
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I was there! And I recently discovered my own video of it! https://www.dropbox.com/s/o8fwsutawsemrlj/ALCS 2007 2.mp4?dl=0
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Just saying - all of it is still on the table. You could have your sights set on the CF in SNE then NYC comes in from behind with the outer deform band a la 2/2006.
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And how likely are any of those details to be worked out before we get inside of 48 hours?
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And some of us outside the best bands may have to experience this in the metaverse. I'm going to make NFT's of the 12z runs.
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It's like drinking mouthwash at 9 AM because the liquor store hasn't opened yet.
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Are we still huffing paint and extrapolating the 84 hour NAM?
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We can do a Zoom happy hour from our toaster baths. Just plug the laptops in first.
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I'm new here: do you always count on the 18z runs to show good continuity 5 days out? Or do they sometimes spit out odd solutions? Just asking questions.
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Come to daddy
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This is only using 10:1 ratios...
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I think this form has zero f's to give about a DC getting in on this. Just put us in play with ENE like the big ones from the last decade and we can fight it out model run to model run. One will be standing at the end.
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What Blizzard of 78 fever dream is that?
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Team “Winter of 1717” here.
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Or this...
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Say what you will, but this winter has a sense of humor. Overproducing cold with midday high of 19 at CPK after our warm bust of white rain yesterday. Teleconnections be damned: I fully expect a Feb torch and a damp miserable spring. This winter has strong late 80s early 90s in Mass vibes to me.
