stormtracker
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It's coming back at 0z. Mark my words.
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Funny thing is, when models show good, high amounts and everyone else is going high, they always go too low. And now, this shit
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We all know we’re gonna look at the 0z NAM
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Thanks for letting us know this. We would have never known otherwise.
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Well yall, we're down to radar hallucinations now.
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Decommission the fucking NAM right now.
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NAM looking a tad bit flatter out front. Let's see how this ends up
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So about 3 or 4 times in 25 years. We're so back baby! In like 55 minutes, we gonna be popping the champagne corks. Or cyanide. Likely cyanide.
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Classic moment. And we had no subforums
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March 1993 coming...50 miles easter. Just to make up for the current debacle
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ETA, MRF, NGM...ah, the good ol' days
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Apparently, it got Dec 2009 right first according to some here.
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I mean when absolutely no other model showed what it showed and they all caved to IT.
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For the first time this winter, I didn't purposely look at the long range until people started talking about some southern blizzard.
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How many times has the NAM scored a coup when it was on it's own?
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They always do.
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It's definitely on something.
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What hour?
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I think the issue with that is that Hurricanes are one solid unit. They don't have to rely on timing, and surrounding shortwaves to form a storm. I would think that makes things a ton easier for models. And remember, they are using the same models as we use for winter time also.
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Is the Blizzard in the room with us?
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Haven't even looked and I can tell you...nope
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It's going bye bye in a year. It's a shit model, and we all know it. We're looking for any life raft at this moment.
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I mean absolutely no disrespect to anyone here, yall all capture the signal for the upcoming thing from long long away. But the PTSD from this one will have me underwhelmed for anything over 3 days out.
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Based solely on the NAM. Solid.
