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Itstrainingtime

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  1. I was having fun and not fully expecting that to be the final chapter of the story. Wasn't it the Ukie that's been consistently a fish storm to this point?
  2. ...and just like that, the weenies in Hampton Roads and NE North Carolina have awakened again!
  3. To that point... @canderson - time to move your weekend plans to Cape Hatteras, my friend:
  4. See, that's my point. We've had 2 storms this season that really had the potential to deliver significant snowfall. Granted, the second of these 2 hasn't occurred yet, but assuming that it does miss, both times it was the Euro who suckered us in only to cave to the GFS with a final sucker punch finale.
  5. My post was a personal observation not based on any data, so there's that for sure. But...which model has disappointed this subforum the most this winter season? It's the Euro and it isn't close.
  6. At this point it's fair to say (I think) that the GFS > Euro. Not sure 3 years ago I'd ever believe that...
  7. Euro holding that energy back in the SW. Not a good thing I think. This is likely going to go the way of other guidance.
  8. In the past decade? Pretty sure just one as well. (2016) You'd have to go back an extra year or two to 2009-10 when they had a couple more.
  9. Not only that, but now we're in danger of missing out on the front end goods as well. That is now confined to our south. Very discouraging. At least the DC crew is looking okay for a 2-4" type of deal on Friday, which I'd take right now in a second. Hoping that comes north some...but I don't know.
  10. Mid atlantic thread arguing over who's doing PBP, but both that are doing it are saying it's bad.
  11. This is 100% truth, and why I was saying yesterday that we need the purples on those snow maps to extend well west of us, or we're going to be on the outside looking in. My biggest discouragement this morning is that guidance has not moved the precip west, if anything most has ticked (or more than ticked) back east. Even the guidance that gets us has us right on the razor's edge. That likely spells fail. Having said that...it's Wednesday. It's complex. And it still could change.
  12. This type of gradient is common for these storms: (and typically, the ground truth ends up about 50 miles east of what is showing on these maps)
  13. You know how I feel about those colorful maps and all...but you gotta check out the NAM's snow map. NW tip of Lanco gets < 1" while the SE corner is approaching 10".
  14. Kyle Elliott posted a fantastic discussion last evening on the weekend storm. Holy crap does that guy go into detail! It must take him an hour or two just to write his discussions. Anyway, it's too long to post here but I recommend checking it out here: https://www.millersville.edu/weathercenter/forecasts/weather-discussion.php
  15. Funny you mentioned this, I got home last night around 11:30 and was reading the ESPN app while getting prepared for today. Right after I read about the goings-on in the Association last evening, I came on here and saw your post. Give the Clippers some props for not folding the tent, especially on the road.
  16. I just saw that Kyle is comparing this to the boxing day storm. I literally said the same thing this morning. Right now he's thinking 1-3" locally.
  17. Ji would always pull that out back in the day when it was the only model left that gave him what he wanted. LOL
  18. Says the guy who's had snow the past 37 days in a row. Heading for South Philly soon!
  19. Wait...are you saying that your hot air is a result of Trixie?
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