weathafella
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Our new treadmill gets delivered Monday so bring it. I timed the pattern for when it should be harder to exercise outdoors.
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Windy blizzards come with the big ones. This is a potential medium sized one at best
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I know. What could go wrong…..
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Let’s lock the euro and enjoy Super Bowl weekend.
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My beer is Reingold the dry beer?
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Kind of an exhausting hobby. I keep telling myself IDGAF but I come back for the next run. Remember this event has always been considered the gateway event to the new pattern and not a particular high % snowstorm.
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Moderate event MA and north. Next.
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I think as the Euro rolls in we're seeing a decent trend tonight but keep in mind we're still talking d5-6. It won't take much to change it drastically. Edit: Euro rather CMCesque. IOW, ugh for sne. NNE gets a modest event. No wait-ENE saved at the last minute. Still some work to do on this one.....
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but did the UKMET have a further south expression at 0z? Yes.
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He posted 144 and compared it to 144. That's the invalid part.
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No. Uncle was a big hit for Pike region at 12z. You're not comparing apples to apples.
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CMC says it’s crap for everyone
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It’s a good start for the SoP crowd but a bad one pike north.
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Kind of irrelevant with 0Z coming out within 90 minutes.
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I think you’re all expected too much consensus at a lead time of 5-6 days. The storm in question is halfway across the Pacific Ocean still.
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I just realized Sop means south of the pike. I’m trying to merge that with sop more widely know. As standard operating procedure.
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Euro can eat my shorts.
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150/156/162/168
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It’s a bit colder out through 168-a legitimate second 2/3 crusher.
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Still d6. Keep that in mind.
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Some redemption late in the event.
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GFS trying To phase out to 135.
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It was a Flop... February 2024 Disco. Thread
weathafella replied to Prismshine Productions's topic in New England
Unc is a nice hit.
