weathafella
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The way to get through it is to not give a fuk. If by some slim chance things improve fine....but don’t expect it and don’t think about it. Life offers plenty of other options.
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Not an older person’s friend so yes,,,,good reason to hope we get no ice.
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Oh it can...lol
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Good luck. You’ll need it. A good ice storm usually needs the surface a bit colder than 31-32.
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Probably not cold enough to get it done.
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If only we could get NAO this year. The pacific has recovered but the pig lives in Greenland.
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It was a medically induced coma but we’re unsure whether or not we can revive the patient...
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I was going to say Tips alter ego....lol
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So true!
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Look at the plus-you see snow cover! I’ll jealous of my daughter in northern VT.
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Yankees truck?
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Kevin, why don’t you review guidance, make a forecast-and see how you do?
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Back to the pity party. Carry on SNE’ers....but know you’re not doing yourselves proud.
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Beautiful day out there. Get out and enjoy it!
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That 18z euro is advertising nice front end snow I think.
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Pickles....here they are: 18z/2 0z/3 6z/3 12z/3 18/z/3 etc... Based on the map posted.....1 more in 2/2, 4 each day 2/3-9, 1 more 2/10. That adds up to 30 so I underestimated. And Steve’s point being taken, lower it to 19.
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It’s only 27 runs....lol.
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Let me know when to start the thread...
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What I saw was snowy.....Raul saw the same thing....it’s not debatable on those images but I guess some vendors are putting it out differently. Even my friend Tip made a point of pimping the ice storm potential.
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Agree l. Kind of came out of nowhere
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CMC is a lot colder
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Gfs is cold at the surface. Tuck is on the 12z guidance today
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Yes it was. I guess it depends on the vendor but you did quite well.
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1989-90 featured a brutally cold November and December with a total flip after New Years. Snow did happen though.
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ICON is cold and snowy for most.
