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Go Kart Mozart

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  1. Yes, there are a lot of posters on this board who don't seem to have an interest in meteorology....they just want to know about snow in their back yard. I might suggest they buy a snow making nozzle for their garden hose. I find it fascinating that we have goal posts from Scranton to Des Moines. We might get to 60f with hurricane force gusts....the Midwest might have a super-bomb, who knows. Would I like to have a 2' blizzard? Sure, but regardless, it's fun trying to solve the riddle.
  2. Yup, let's do it. Seriously, the goal posts are very wide right now, I would say State College to Des Moines. So who the F knows when it is 6 day away.
  3. We need to Tip to explain that the kinematic periodicities of the hypostatical dynamism are leading the models astray.
  4. Precip hitting a wall of dry air over my house. A good sign for some quick evaporational cooling at the outset.
  5. O" at my house, but only 7.34 airline miles from 6". But whose counting?
  6. Down here we have never been in the game for accumulating snow, OTOH, we are only 20 crow-flight miles from a moderate event. And the NAM has never been too tucky 36hrs from go time, with the possible exception of virtually every EC event.
  7. Shift the whole operation 75 miles east...and the dream comes true!
  8. What jumps out to my eye is the decisive shift westward of the ocean storm.
  9. That pre-Xmas event depicted on the euro hints at my fantasy storm: Something forms 150 miles east of the DelMarVa and hooks back toward Block Island. Webster on east gets dry slotted with warm temps, fog and drizzle. Webster to the river is a back and forth battle of mixed precip, the river west is a wind-driven blizzard.
  10. Yikes the mothership over Wisconsin is much stronger on the 0z NAM, can't be a good thing.
  11. We're getting a hot tub installed for Christmas. I guess we'll have to keep it unplugged and make it a cooling tub:
  12. I was just gonna say...the weeklies are chicken bones and tarot cards.
  13. Not me. My Fairfield County Crusher definitely did not crush me.
  14. Yup, it may be a cliché, but you don't wanna be in the bullseye this early!
  15. but our work suggests that climate change could currently be weighing the dice toward La Niña,” said lead author Robert Jnglin Wills, a UW research scientist in atmospheric sciences. “At some point, we expect anthropogenic, or human-caused, influences to reverse these trends and give El Niño the upper hand.” So, anthropogenic climate changes causes La Nina and El Nino. I wonder how much government grant money they received to come up with this crap?
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