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    No
  2. weathafella
    FWIW-I believe you.
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    Beautiful late last night and early this morning. Trees losing the snowy appeal now as melting commences. 1.1”
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    Kind of a snowy evening. Light amounts but definitely wintry.
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    I’m among the few rooting hard to lose the “pack”. Life is so much easier without.
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    As a 20 year old in college I found it great stoner music. Listen to the 11 minute clip “when the music’s over”
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    Amazing piece-amazing group! Stream the movie with Val Kilmer in his prime playing Jim Morrison.
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    Bring it! Seriously though there have been articles in the past week or 2 of weakening of the circulation due to reduced salinity from a large amount of melting of the Greenland glacial shield
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    To me the best CC argument is the increasing number of hundies in summer. And if we fail at 100 we’re almost sure to hit upper 90s with a notable exception being 2023. When I was in school, a/c was needed occasionally. Now it’s almost non stop in sne.
  10. weathafella
    Nuances Ray. Over a long period of time there will always be strings of crappy years.
  11. weathafella
    The new snow today added just enough to better the footing on icy paths ironically. My wife and I enjoyed a long walk in cold and snowy conds earlier. My tolerance is such that I would love it to be at least 10 degrees warmer.
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    Yeah it’s not a bad look. Run to run volatility is off the charts
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    Another frustrating winter. I’m looking forward to getting out of here for warmth in late February/early March. Everything blows. Walking on icy paths, feet hurting from winter walk shoes, minimal snow. I love warmth and hopefully we get some next week but even that could get largely thwarted.
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    Haven’t booked it yet but probably will in the next few weeks. We also have enough miles and have actually considered driving. Time is less of an issue for us.
  16. weathafella
    Booked in San Antonio and plan to catch the eclipse as close to Eagle Pass as possible. We booked 9 months ago.
  17. weathafella
    Well this year so far dry isn’t the issue. The pattern next week features the lurking cold to our north. I’ve been around long enough to see beautiful June days ruined by it while occasionally we end up surprisingly wintry during the cold season especially north of the pike.
  18. weathafella
    Climatologically, there tends to be a few events like this every winter. In many, the wall is south of much of New England. Time will tell but there is potential for wintry qpf in a lot of places that should be torching. We'll see how it plays out.
  19. weathafella
    Good morning. I see everyone's happy today.... Tomorrow's potential is essentially gone unless one counts flakes as a win and even that is tenuous. It's all good-nothing anyone can do about it. I'll be happy either way...snow would be fun but hindering my outdoor pace (as the last 2 days have with slippery conditions underfoot) or melting and allowing me to go unworried across my usual paths. We're supposed to go to FL in March and it couldn't come faster.
  20. weathafella
    Ji!!! Bring back all the awards. I'm still basking in my poster of the year award...to quote you "the old man from Boston". And it's now 20 years older! Hope you are well.....time flies man....make the most of it!
  21. weathafella
    Last year, Logan dropped to a level not seen there since I was 10 years old.
  22. weathafella
    Of course! Probably one big reason it snows more in late February vs mid December most years. But my point still stands.
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    What do you look at when you interpret a model output? I mean do you know how miserable you on the internet? I don’t think you’re actually that way but man-gfs lines up with the box map actually!
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    While I understand wrt the coast SSTA but I can't figure out why posters dont state the obvious. If you get a well positioned low with deep cold at onset and a NNE wind you will get buried if SST at Boston Light is 49. I mean we've had November snowstorms in coastals. Heck, the December 2003 event had warm SSTs just be virtue of the timing in the season. Keep (at least some) hope alive folks.
  25. weathafella
    Sure straight 10:1 but what about 20-25:1 which is likely with this one in places it snows. And for anyone on the forum, it is more likely for you vs most.
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