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  1. Was sleep. Anything good happening. Hope we can get 2-4” on the 18z gfs.
  2. 28/6 According to the bug. Seems too low, but whatevs. Prob in more in line with Pazzo
  3. Euro has that out of sych tail in the southwest again. If we got that thing to come out in one piece....oh man. But as is, It's so inelegant. And sadly doesn't give us what we want. there's some really light stuff that might gt to us, but nothing like our hopes and dreams. Saving grace is we got time. and 234 more runs to go..
  4. Sorry, was in da shower I'm off to a birthday brunch. Bottomless mimosas too. So uh...maybe won't be back on until go time. Hopefully. Hold the Fort Down
  5. Moisture is coming up from the S and W toward us...but nothing super heavy...it's trying to get going, but it just doesn't have that H5 look or support. Has a coastal low...we're just too far N and W
  6. I wanna say it so bad. But most folks just look at the SFC maps and see moisture gathering and moving and think that's it! Not me. I look at the H5 maps...that tells the story for. me. If that looks classic, then I'll yell it every time. But dropping that word requires a ton of confidence and I just don't have it...yet
  7. Looked good early on, but kinda got out of synch with the southern vort....But, it's still trying to get something going down in the gulf
  8. Ok, GFS has the southwest vort more involved/easter. let's see what this thing is gonna do
  9. Yeah...with the Short Range/meso juiced up, I'm not super worried about the GFS...but even at "dry" it's a 5-10 deal in this area
  10. seems a lil drier on the northern fringe too
  11. Hard to get too excited with the H5 look. Kinda looks to positively tilted
  12. GFS juiced up a bit for Roanoke area and straight directly east/se along I-64...looks the same so far for everyone else
  13. I got in the bed and the Euro was at 117. With that look, there was no way I was closing this fucking laptop
  14. This far out, absolutely. We're gonna be tracking next week
  15. It's a Miller A, but has that Miller B type HECS cutoff that screws us.....develops in the gulf..swings out and then straight NNE for PHL north
  16. Yeah, just a tad too late for us...as is, we get 4-6 PHL 12-14 Jersey, just outside NYC 20+....NYC oddly is a sharp cutoff
  17. Moderate snow over the area 1pm Saturday...may get going good too late for our latitude tho EDIT: Yeah, just a bit too late...but NYC...gets pummeled
  18. Moisture bomb gathering off the LA coast in the Gulf
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