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pasnownut

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  1. dunno man....I just know that i like one way more than the other. You decide who is which.
  2. brown eye........ (brown like the ground of course........) HR professional.....
  3. dude....aleet is a mockery of DT (Dave Tolleris) and has nada to do w/ JB.
  4. me thinks its a trailer on the leading wave. No?? look at 18z and go to eastern region, then toggle to hr 31 and loop forward. you'll see it on the tail of the frontal boundary that is offshore.
  5. Maybe like our phones.....our puters now can listen to us, and all of the A vs B garble has them utterly confused as to what to present as the algorythms are just all F'd up now. We broke em.
  6. but verbatim.....it looks better /norther already..................................
  7. Only defense of LSV talk is that a large portion of posters live in LSV. I dont think were LSV centric in discussions at all. We pull for Mag, 2001, PaW, wspt, kerplunk and the rest of em. if its gonna snow there....we'll they just better have a lot of room/beer at their "Inns". edit....I'm not sure if you are deemed LSV or not, but yeah....we pull for you as well, so don't get all Rouz'd up....
  8. I'm guessing its because they dont "get it like we do". Forum wise, us southern folk historically sacrifice much for our norther brethren....we know it, readily accept it....and while envious of them...never wish them less snow. We're better than that.....well most of us anyway. hehe
  9. FYP. its not green in January.... Lets just get some snow and hope we can hold onto it. You'll get your green in April, and have it till next December.
  10. Tellies looking decent as we get out into long range. AO/NAO looking to go neg mid month PNA neutralish (lets just say less negative), so I'll take that as a positive MJO still going twds 8. Boiled down....if it happens as currently shown, it matches up well w/ the basinwide looks being shown on LR guidance.
  11. Yep, but I was addressing his "warm" statement. Here is precip, so yeah, not really a big storm kinda look. Much of that in the east is from this coming event.
  12. No, it actually stays cold(ish) here in the east, as ridging goes bonkers out west, and trough is in east. Its not a deep trough, but enough cold on our side for once. Verbatim its not horrible, as if the trough went any deeper it'd likely lead to suppression depression. We remain close to the boundary, so simiar events like next in line would be more likely (if we get them). I'm only worride that the trough is shallow, and any further relaxation could be bad for us southern folk (forum wise). Verbatim using GEFS/GEPS it gets colder deeper into long range. If the ridge rolls over out west....we'd be cooked. Not seeing that tho.
  13. agreed. I think right now all we can do is look to narrow the cone, and I thing the norther cone still has room to grow. Gut says this is a LSV/CTP special come go time as boundary lifts north a bit. Just my hunch....for now, and part of the fun for me. Going w/ my gut and seeing how it ends up....and sometimes its on the throne
  14. Yeah while last event wasnt a crowd pleaser for us, remember where it was 3 days prior. Plenty of changes (even subtle) to come that will have a notable difference to how much we shovel.
  15. This has always been my interpretation. Need gulf/atlantic interaction from a deep trough, which we do not have here for a "clean A". Maybe Mag or someone w/ better knowledge of the weather jargon, can add to it. I felt the transfer (B option) was bunk on the models given the setup and that why I stated my reasoning regarding the storm just riding the boundary...like a good little storm should....hehe.
  16. Its not a far fetched option at all. IMO the models are narrowing to another MA to CTP special.....me thinks.
  17. Well I think this puts an end to another chapter in the chronicals of weather. This one was called A vs B. Next chapter is now called southern slider.... WTF. Hate to say it, but like it or not, the SLP is riding the boundary like it should....even if not good for all back yards. IF we can get it to pop a bit more, expect the northern periphery to respond accordingly. Plenty of time gang.
  18. Bingo. NAM still outta its wheelhouse a bit. It'll come around
  19. Looks like you beat me to it. See my post. this definately is bunk IMO. HH will fix
  20. This is what screwed up the NAM. This will correct at happy hour. That bunk SLP 500 miles off coast is likely bunk and robbing energy from the little pinhole (which is likely the real SLP). Watch for this at HH.
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