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Pretty good concensus this far out...

Don't we keep seeing this on the 240hr runs? Never seeing it get closer than that....

Wind is so strong that my Tempest recorded it bending spacetime:

During the day so maybe if it clears out a bit the sun will come into play...

https://www.aad.org/public/diseases/hair-loss/causes/covid-19

Lake breeze just kicked in here. Temps dropped 5 degrees instantly... 68-63....

Would like to see the data to back this up please...

It's actually quite dry here for this time of year. Didn't get much rain yesterday, only 0.01".

Wrong thread...

Member 8 is hardcore.

Nice, got a lightning direct on my Tempest.

Anything interesting on the ground with this line?

It's really sad that we can't really trust our news sources anymore. Frustrating when all you want to know is the truth.

One can only hope for a late season surprise.

Was wondering the same.

Hoping that little blip coincides with the blip in testing. Also hoping this new variant burns itself out quick...

Mom just got her 2nd Moderna couple days ago...a little slow for a day, but nothing major. Dad just got first Pfizer...no issues other than sore arm.

You know the weather is boring when people post their animals...lol

I still think we're in for a big one along the coast before this season ends...

They are...

As coronavirus vaccinations ramped up in the US at the start of this year, the hopeful progress was overshadowed by fears of variants. Scientists worried that B.1.1.7, the more contagious variant discovered in the UK, would keep coronavirus cases high through the winter even as more people got shots. "The restrictions applied across the US right now, on average, are not tight enough to control B.1.1.7," Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, wrote on February 12. He added that the US was "in a race between B.1.1.7 and the pace of vaccinations." But this week, Shepherdson changed his tune: "If B.1.1.7 cases don't accelerate markedly over the next month, it will become realistic to call the effective end of the US COVID crisis — at least in terms of the case and hospitalization numbers — by the end of April," Shepherdson wrote on Monday. Daily US cases have dropped by roughly 74%, on average, in the last six weeks. The country recorded fewer than 53,000 cases on Monday — its lowest daily count since October. On Tuesday, however, daily cases rose to nearly 68,000. Daily deaths have also declined 38% over the last six weeks, while daily hospitalizations have fallen 55%.

I'll take a giant blizzard any month.

Well, this is the prime timeframe for our big blizzards...

More regarding April timeframe: https://www.foxnews.com/health/johns-hopkins-expert-says-covid-19-pandemic-could-end-by-april

Got probably 6 inches since last night, but been sunny here since 11 or so. Are winds going to veer a bit tonight?