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yeah....We should LOVE it!!

Onshore now.

out to 96 I'm approving the Euro early and think its gonna deliver the goods.... primary was east of 0z and now in southern ill at 72. at 96 i'll let the picture do the talkin

so much sh!t flyin through the weather chute will do that

Euro less ridgy out front at 48

I approve of this post. Lol

are they still around?

lols. I know but Im wondering if they are trolling us in here and nervous that we run social media websites that put this crazy stuff out ....when in reality were just a bunch of cool dudes/dudettes? that enjoy talkin weather. I'm just playful right now, because having the GFS trending better is a big boost in confidence. edit - as they say in the MA thread...NINJA'd....like multiple times over.

Timely but too late. . Da boys already opened the gate...

Next panel is money, but this one shows the initial coastal pop that was more open at 0z. Hopefully that helps @canderson

0z 12z

I pay attention to trends my friend...not verbatim outputs...no matter how I like or dislike them.

watching the progression, it is bowing to the King......and really should bring confidence up if the trend continues, as it's now only a few small moves away from dynamite.

whew....GFS trended towards Euro. That was big IMO. Still needs work, but is already workable. I'm glad to toss the ICON.

Im moving to cashtown.....found an abandoned house w/ nice weather station

I personally am not a fan of B's, and when i see primary tickin NW, it puts us in a scary spot (thinking thermal boundary). We'll get WAA thump, but its then sit and wait for thermals to recover and coastal to take over. I like a more consolidated look w/ primary into WV and not NW Ohio which also aids in quicker transfer. Edit...Only dislike because of the stress factors involved in gettin it right....but love em when they work. Clean A's are much easier, but pattern seems impossible to find anymore.

Icon did not start the nooners off well. ticked nw w/ primary and coastal pops east and was true miller b jump for ctp. coastal still did alright but not a big crowd pleaser IMO Cashtown....please send address.

I've tried to forget about him....he often pissed in my cheerios. and was right in doing so....

You know...if that happens at noon....I'd relocate rather swiftly......

I wish I couldn't agree w/ this, but in truth I cant agree more. LSV is the sacrificial lamb of the forum when we are staring down the barrel of a doozy and it looks like the guns are being turned our way

spits coffee while reading

You know they'll be last to the dance. Almost always are.

Just looked at 12 NAM as its basically hitting the west coast. It initialized at 1000mb in basically exact location and HP in alberta came in at 1045 where most had it at 1043. That said, its a good start IMO.

look at qpf distributions over last 24 hours. One can already see where the models think the ccb's/defo bands will set up, and thats often west and north once the precip hits the bumps in the geography (mtns). Its basically lake effect in reverse fashion. In truth, given whats being shown, I'm down w/ whatever. Just nice to be looking at a storm of such magnitude. Only ask is that it survives the late week 2 day warmup before we go back to winter next weekend....but I'm getting way ahead of myself.

we mixed in 93 and 16 didnt in the 2010 twins or 96 (if memory serves) Yeah, we likely have to sacrifice for all you true centrals to cash in....were nice like that. But just once in a while, a pure snow bomb and not worrying about changeovers is nice to have down here. edit - lol. looks like trainer and i still have good memories in our old age.