dendrite
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A lot of those random foreign 18z models were further north like older runs…here through ME…GGEM, ARPEGE, UKIE, ICON, KMA Looks like the 18z euro is pretty far NE. Similar to 12z.
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Maritime taint
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I just keep watching it and laughing. I love that last sheep just turning around and lining him up for one more killshot. Honestly I think the dog orchestrated the whole thing…watches from afar and when the final deathblow comes it just turns and runs.
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NAM will be west
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GYX loop is pretty cool with the numerous pulsers rapidly moving through the NE flow
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Gives me hope that we will someday grow plants on the moon
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Welcome to the forum
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Just got that euro run on my red zone.
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12z frenchy cordero jacks my area up to AUG. Probably the kiss of death for mby.
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models tend to have more error in the summer versus winter with the shorter wavelengths and less baroclinicity. Add in convection offshore, a bit of a tropical influence on some models, and how small scale the system is and there's going to be a lot of jumping around. I have no expectations for this...just hoping for a decent drink.
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heh...restrengthens before landfall near PWM and drenches N NH/SW ME.
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Looks like a global version of the HRRR/3k. LBSESNE
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GFS red zone. I only view jack runs.
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Early release GFS?
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Big run incoming.
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I watched vis loops yesterday and it looked NE to SW to me.
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Looks like NE flow again today?
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UConn to NIT too
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FV3 is more east of the other hires mesos.
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I agree. I know some spots down there have been in a legit short term drought.
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When the native trees and meadow vegetation starts taking a hit, I take notice. If it’s just the lawn and your cukes idc. You can’t even judge by wells because some people have them in a shitty location or not deep enough.
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Will be ironic if SNE ends up with all of the rain and NH and ME get
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Can’t tell yet if you’re in reverse psychology mode or if the lawn is so far gone that you want complete devastation.
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Who said it was right?
