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JTA66

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  1. They've never liked us...and we don't bleepin' care!
  2. Might want to wipe down the car doors so they don't freeze shut. 35F/DP 34F...light to mod rain
  3. 33F and rain! DP is still at 28F, so maybe a pinger or two can mix in before temps surge.
  4. Light to occasionally moderate virga, 32F/DP 27F.
  5. 29F/DP 23F with rain on the way. What a horrible hobby this is.
  6. Happy 10th anniversary of the greatest forecasting bust in history -- the Mayan Apocalypse. "There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering ka-boom! Where's the Earth-shattering ka-boom??"
  7. The fact that the GFS isn't showing anything for the 28th is an encouraging sign IMHO. Yeah, I doubt anything will happen before the New Year, but it could be one on those seasons where we don't get a long track event. Thinking it might be a year where something pops inside 72-96 hours.
  8. Great map for helping me decide where to retire.
  9. And yet it still looks like a rainstorm east of the mountains
  10. I wouldn’t buy anything the globals are showing regarding post frontal frozen at this range. If the mesos have this look inside 36 hours, I might get interested.
  11. How ‘bout dem Cowboys!! Still haven’t clinched a playoff spot
  12. Just chased a fly out of the house. #deepwinter
  13. Not seeing anything here yet, but hey, a coating of sleet and virga all in the same week? Awesome!
  14. 18z GFS keeps my hopes for arctic frontal flakes alive. Yeah, cold chasing precip always ends well around here.
  15. 12z Euro still has the arctic front. Bar set at outperforming Thursday’s coating of sleet
  16. What happens in December, the winter will remember
  17. Yeah, I was at Miller’s Ale House in Montgomeryville last year when those snow squalls came through…everyone’s phone blew up at the same time. Thought we were about to get carpet bombed by the Luftwaffe.
  18. Might be time to start switching gears and root for a strong arctic frontal passage with snow squalls that can quickly whiten the ground.
  19. Thanks for mentioning this, should serve as a good lesson for our current pattern/snow chances. Dec '89 was probably the coldest December of my lifetime. Blocking so strong and storm track so surpassed, didn't it snow in Jacksonville FL for Christmas? And yet we still managed a rainstorm in the midst of it. Just saying there's always a path to failure no matter how epic the pattern. On to 12z...
  20. I remember coming home from work that evening and the forecast was still light snow along the coast. But the radar showed the precipitation moving due north…one of the few times weenie radar hallucinations paid off! Anyway, CMC…if nothing else, still looks like a wild frontal passage.
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