The only thing with that is you run the risk of a bad snap, penalty, fumble, or some sort of loss. You have to trust the kicker to do their job. But as we see you can’t trust the kicker to do their job smh.
Tenor of the season to Ray’s delight
Just glad that we’re already starting to look at a reshuffle as we move into peak climo. We can’t get close to climo down here with pennies and bounced checks.
I hadn’t looked since tropical season but these are some of the coldest anomalies in the Atlantic according to TT. Pretty significant reversal from the big positive anomaly in October. Maybe that’s a function of depth?
I was on the rail trail up here. I’m not knowledgeable enough to know if the trails are in good condition but a lot of folks were out today, hikers and riders.
Well I’ve accomplished the goal of staying up here as much as I could so far. It’s been very good to say the least. You know you’re getting acclimated when you’re walking outside in short sleeves in single degree weather.
But with the quiet wx coming and work about to pick back up it’s about time to head back home to the subtropics of the CTRV for a bit.
I’m in 100% agreement with Ray on this season’s evolution. We’re a long way from done.
I’m cautiously optimistic most of NE will be in striking distance of climo (but still behind I think) by the end of February, with a decent March on the table. Just not sure it’ll be with a big event.
Nobody likes to lose any time in winter on a less favorable pattern but that’s climo too. Wall to wall isn’t a thing with regularity. Not sure why some people seem to expect that each year.