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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

  Well here it is, the well anticipated post. I started lurking for awhile in 2006. I joined just before the icestorm in 2008 and I remember immediately giving a few thoughts on the impending ice, to which I assume most of you thought.."who the hell is this d-bag." LOL.  The thing is, I love weather. I enjoy not only experiencing it, but talking about it. This forum (and board too for that matter) has top notch mets which to me..was like a kid in a candy store.  I couldn't wait to join and weenie out with others. I've learned quite a bit through others and their expertise. As a met, you can't expect to know everything. Those who have a passion, learn through experience and take notes from others.  The forum gives myself and others a chance to learn from the expertise of other meteorologists and that's why it's a powerful thing. I am not a big facebook and twitter guy. You can easily put together 30-40k tweets easily over a few years. Some do that, but I tend to stick to the board..esp in the cold season. Many of you I have met and have gotten to know very well. I consider many of you good friends. Others I have not met, but we all share the disease that is snow. Even Mr yellow pixel in Laconia. So while the posts have racked up...I consider the board a great value and I thoroughly enjoy interacting on it with people from all over the country.

  Go snow.

congratulations Scott, you are a great asset to the board- always look forward to reading your posts !

to another 100k :thumbsup:

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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

With things being busy, wife and son commandeering my laptop, and dam attachment space always running out...I haven't posted a lot of good graphics and text to go along with it like I used to. I'll try to get more quality posts this winter...I think they can be a good learning tool.

All good. You only have so much time before the next kid comes and it's back to square one. Utilize that "free time" wisely. 

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11 hours ago, CoastalWx said:

  Well here it is, the well anticipated post. I started lurking for awhile in 2006. I joined just before the icestorm in 2008 and I remember immediately giving a few thoughts on the impending ice, to which I assume most of you thought.."who the hell is this d-bag." LOL.  The thing is, I love weather. I enjoy not only experiencing it, but talking about it. This forum (and board too for that matter) has top notch mets which to me..was like a kid in a candy store.  I couldn't wait to join and weenie out with others. I've learned quite a bit through others and their expertise. As a met, you can't expect to know everything. Those who have a passion, learn through experience and take notes from others.  The forum gives myself and others a chance to learn from the expertise of other meteorologists and that's why it's a powerful thing. I am not a big facebook and twitter guy. You can easily put together 30-40k tweets easily over a few years. Some do that, but I tend to stick to the board..esp in the cold season. Many of you I have met and have gotten to know very well. I consider many of you good friends. Others I have not met, but we all share the disease that is snow. Even Mr yellow pixel in Laconia. So while the posts have racked up...I consider the board a great value and I thoroughly enjoy interacting on it with people from all over the country.

  Go snow.

This board is awesome , and you and all the mets  who regularly contribute and share your knowledge and expertise are one of the main reasons why.  Merry Christmas and here's to 100K more

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26 minutes ago, backedgeapproaching said:

Same--drippy drip all day here..Pretty much upper 30s since 10am and still 37F.

Yeah, I was in Lebanon, NH this morning when there was a nice burst of snow like was reported by the NH crew but it was relatively short lived and it's been mid thirties ever since. 

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