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I had some real nice boomers this morning between 2:45 and 5:30 this morning. I got up and threw a window open to listen to the rain/thunder and smell the petriclor. Ended with 1.09" although areas in the south part of the county had well over 2".
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Enhanced Risk Incoming
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My thoughts exactly.
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Marion County (Indy) has 44% of all of the cases in Indiana. In fact, the only other counties in triple digits of cases are Johnson and Hamilton which are both suburbs of Indy and Lake which is next to Chicago. It's very obvious that social distancing makes the difference.
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The GFS providing a little levity at hour 360.
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Yeah, they do have low density populations, but there's also very little business and industry. Many of those people in the southeastern counties commute to Cincinnati. The same goes for the southern counties along the Ohio which are part of greater metropolitan Louisville.
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My hope is that that the Covid-19 model being used by the CDC is not the GFS.
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Thirty days has September, April June, and November, except March which has 8,000. Looking forward to warm rain vs. cold rain.
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I'm depending on you to get some quality footage tomorrow.
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This is the kind of crap that is showing up on social media. To my Canadian friends, tell me that this is not true. "All schools in Canada are closed for the rest of the school year, each family will receive $950 every two weeks for the next 15 weeks, banks were notify to suspend mortgage payments for at least 6 months, and student loans deferred. Imagine if the United States did this."
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That, if true, is a prime example of what will be the downfall of this great country.
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Wow. We had storms with 20 page threads this winter that didn't put down that much snow. Sitting 1.2" here, but it looks like WAA is going to win and flip us to rain soon.
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I attend a large church which had already started broadcasting the services long before this happened. That's a great ministry for taking care of the high risk elderly. At least you're reaching out. I hope you're right about possibly only a couple of weeks. As Stebo mentioned above, the Detroit area was completely devastated back in '09.
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Oh crap, the Big three shutting down? This will have a disastrous economic effect around here
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I did the same on Friday. No fever, no respiratory problems. I assume that it's just a head cold. So, I stayed home from work and stayed home all weekend. I am working from home today. Not only would people freak out if they hear me coughing, I don't want to be exposed to something worse when my immune system is already taxed.
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I resemble that remark
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Heckofa cutoff. Nary a flake here
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My job has been pure bedlam for the past few days, trying to quell the stupid rumors that people have been propagating. I have already made up my mind that when this blows over and someone makes a comment like bolded above, my reply will simply be, "Your welcome."
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The way the models have been overhyping storms all winter, we all know how this is going to end.
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Thanks for the warning guys. I'll be wearing this when visiting the board from now on.
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Not in our subforum, but the tornado death toll is up to 22 in Tennessee. I love being a weather hobbyist, spotter, and chaser, but in my profession, that's my worst nightmare.
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The joys of having lakefront property in @BuffaloWeather country. Nothing like having your home frozen over.
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February was by far the snowiest month here. Ended the month with 13.8", which included 3", 3.4", and 5.7" snows. We had 10 days with measurable snow, but only 12 days with at least 1" on the ground.
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I know that it is met Spring, but at my latitude, I use the vernal equinox as a delineation to Spring, as there really aren't enough pleasant days in March to consider it Spring. I actually consider both March and November throw-away months, or no-man's land, if you will. Neither month has enough snowy weather to be considered winter nor do they have enough nice pleasant days to enjoy as "Spring." (The once-in-a-lifetime Morch as the exception).
