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I can only look at that so long before feeling ill.

I don’t want to talk about it.

Agree. Just sitting back and biding time on this one.

And I’m not taking shots. Yeah, I want spring, but I really want a big dog. I stop scrolling and look at the 7-14 day pretty colors when they’re posted, and I get the meteorology that says the potential is real. But I also know I’ve been doing that since November, literally, and the result has been a historically bad year and increasingly hostile climo now creeping in.

It’s purgatory. Perpetual explosive potential with just enough scraps to breed a twisted combination of external optimism and internal desperation.

This seems a little high?

Spring can’t get here soon enough smh

All in good fun.

I don’t know how Kev can rail against weed but post under the influence of shrooms. 1888 ain’t walking through the hemisphere, much less the door.

Euro came through with a last second save because that looked like crap at 144-150.

Yes, I would like every episode of As the Weenies Turn to be action filled, all the way through the finale.

Yeah, I don’t need to see that again. I’ll channel my inner Ray on that porking.

I think I’d rather have it suppressed at this range than running through Long Island Sound because I don’t think this will tick SE the next few days. I want a little space for northward adjustments.

It absolutely does. I just want to see it at D2 and not D6.

That’s not a bad look at all especially considering where it was yesterday. Put something legitimately high end on the table and I’ll take my chances.

My solar production has skyrocketed and I love it. I was definitely taken by surprise by my utility bills over the winter.

Thanks. What’s the ensemble sensitivity based on? Is it the placement of the block?

To add “analysis” to the thread… I don’t really have a read yet, but I do think the GFS is going to be way off as it stands currently. The issue I see (and I only care about CT) isn’t a bad antecedent airmass—but the fact that any type of hug or more shredded system—both issues here this season—is going to turn this from exotic to mundane. Speaking as a weenie now—mundane in March, after an historically awful winter here, will not cut it for me. At all. I know others will take what they can get and I respect that. Nothing would please me more than a DC to Portland nuke.

In order to know the true depths of despair, one must first have hope.

Posting here because I don’t want to clog the tracking thread. It hasn’t been this way this winter, but I like being optimistic too. Being negative all the time is no way to live. That said, I feel like I’m watching a train wreck every time I see the excitement build at D7-14 this winter because an exceedingly small number of events have panned out even remotely similar to the long range plots and it’s as if most completely forgot that our background state for whatever reason (I tend to agree with pope about the horrible antecedent airmasses) has led to a near historic level of failure. Temps and snow. Specifically talking about here in CT, not even necessarily my backyard. I get it, and respect it. Every threat and pattern is different, and there are only so many weeks each year we have this chance to meaningfully track. I really do get it. But I’ve hated winter tracking for almost a decade now because people—and I’m speaking collectively, not singling anyone out—really do lose objectivity (and sanity) in a way that does not happen in other seasons. It’s legitimately tough for me to watch, but it’s equally difficult to turn away. I do love the model cinema.

Got a little snow mixing back in and yeah, roads not the best this morning. Even the interstate.

Still pingers here.

To my surprise, we still have pretty heavy sleet here. 32.8/31. NAM ftl. Looks like a mess outside.