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  1. mahk_webstah
    but a stronger system means more secondary development? It would be nice if it would slow down some.
  2. mahk_webstah
    I do like the CC inclusion in the discussion. When it is based in what impacts the warming might have on analogues, model algorithms, etc. I find it useful. When it takes over a pattern thread and isn't contextualized around the pattern, then I find it annoying. People constantly bring politics into it, which to me is wholly unneccessary in terms of having a weather discussion.
  3. mahk_webstah
    Pretty juicy radar upper Midwest
  4. mahk_webstah
    So New England needs a panic thread now? What about the next two weeks. Living in the moment” ain’t just a cheap saying. some don’t wanna hear that it’s not ovuh.
  5. mahk_webstah
    Be interesting if the evolution of tonight’s clipper pulls Saturday north. I have no idea if or how that might happen, but hey…
  6. mahk_webstah
    CPC has New England at near normal temps and above normal precipitation in 6-10 and 8-14 day outlooks. Rest of the country warms. Winter not done here yet.
  7. mahk_webstah
    Say more plz
  8. mahk_webstah
    Not predicting this, but I’ve seen these exceed 20 to one
  9. mahk_webstah
    Let’s see if we can ramp to .3
  10. mahk_webstah
    Peaked at nam thru 39. Doesn’t look like an increase in qpf at least in NH.
  11. mahk_webstah
    Nam qpf doesn’t seem to be increasing much across New Hampshire, at least
  12. mahk_webstah
    Much broader area of 3 to 4 inches and that 4 to 6 inch area expanding. Will be inching to see what the mesos bring us overnight.
  13. mahk_webstah
    no guarantee obviously, but this is what we wanted to see at 18Z and hopefully again overnight.
  14. mahk_webstah
    I didn't see Forky's post as trolling.
  15. mahk_webstah
    Hey my views on climate change are probably close to yours. But is what you imply that these CA atmospheric river events are going to be even more common?
  16. mahk_webstah
    A couple of years ago they were talking about 10 years of drought in California. Now, is it atmospheric rivers as far as the eye can see?
  17. mahk_webstah
    how did you lose a sword battle and not die? is fighting the honorable thing to do, or maybe we could consider the highest value and the greatest courage to be working out our differences? Why am I talking about this lol? Right now our duel is with winter, and we are losing. I still think we can turn it around. The perfect was a mirage, yet again, but it is new england and it can snow pretty easily this time of year. Stay strong.
  18. mahk_webstah
    what if that person stabs you with a sword and you die?
  19. mahk_webstah
    no not at all! just playing around with words and phrases
  20. mahk_webstah
    Your will take your squall and you will like it.
  21. mahk_webstah
    it is an impressive system as it comes thru the upper midwest. I know they lose some juice sometimes coming across the mountains, but sometimes they maintain themselves more than expected, and that helps the Atlantic get involved sooner.
  22. mahk_webstah
    in that scenario we get earlier easterly inflow as Brian said and maybe manage 4-6" at 18:1 while you get 6-10. Wouldn't take a miracle...we just haven't had these kind of systems for a while. I love the high ratio stuff. Will be interesting so see meso this afternoon maybe give some clues and then tomorrow morning start to see some .3 and .4 numbers more common across NNE and CNE
  23. mahk_webstah
    as you know way better than me, these situations sometimes surprise upside. 4" would be a huge win, in a practical sense.
  24. mahk_webstah
    Lol. I think 3-4" would be nice to look at and to cover the slippery crusty paths in the woods. I like my walks...especially if I can't have my pack.
  25. mahk_webstah
    preach
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