WmsptWx
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May have been three flakes up this way. Still waiting for this "great pattern" to disspell storms going where storms go.
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Very very light snow here.
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So we've punted on this week and are now working on *checks notes* 10 days from now? It's over. Edit: Nevermind.
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I'm saying it's over. Storm to the south, gullywasher. Almost nobody gets anywhere within a sniff of what the wet dream runs, the 200+ hour runs we all know better than to avoid were showing. Finished.
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Yeah. It's over.
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The one January storm y'all did well in, the one model run had 11 shades throughout Clearfield county.
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That sleet is damned hard to shovel. What a workout.
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I don't know if I've ever seen/heard it sleet so hard. It honestly sounds like a downpour.
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It is pouring sleet.
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And this is going to bust. Unless that 2-4 is in sleet.
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Straight to sleet.
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Sun is trying to peak out here.
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I think it's over. The writing is on the wall.
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And I think he's garbage.
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Garbage because it doesn't show 40 inches of snow? Sure. Let's call the most likely outcome "garbage." Joe "Garbage" Bastardi.
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Kurt Angle? That you?
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I'll take that but the largest singular snowfall I've had this year is I believe 5 inches. This area has been the definition of nickel and dimed.
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"It will snow where it has snowed."
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WSW hoisted for Bedford, Blair, Cambria, and Somerset counties.
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Surprised it's not Miller Light, you drunk bastard.
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Here's my opinion. It looks like the models are starting to establish a universe in which we get screwed on each and every single threat that's upcoming. For that alone I think individual threads is unnecessary. We just need to be careful when discussing which threat with which model run.
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The chips are getting heavy...
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I stopped reading there. Nobody goes for a salad. There is either stuff to make salad there, or you eat something else. Those are the rules.
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That's not how this works.
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It will snow where it has snowed. A tale as old as time.
