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Ralph Wiggum

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  1. I was wondering the same. Someone had better tell the LR ens means to check in with the weeklies because they dont look anything alike even if you roll the pattern forward. Heck, even the Scan Ridging does the opposite of what we are used to ie migrating towards the NAO domain. Instead that ridge meanders elsewhere.
  2. What is the correlation when facing a ++NAO tho?
  3. He's been a fav of mine since he came into the league. Glad to see them making a legit run and him blossoming with the deep team around him.
  4. You'd better hope the Ravens decide to play ball control and especially ground game. Time of possession will be crucial in keeping the Texan offense off the field. You dont want to get into an aerial shootout against CJ Strout. I am confident the Baltimore coaching staff already has that factored into their game plan.
  5. GEFS and GEPS and EPS to a degree all have a small window around the 29th with a system tracking under us. Problem is antecedent airmass may not be too favorable. CMC and GFS op are close to something. Looks like a spring storm with higher elevations favored. Looking out into fantasy land, weird to keep seeing something consistently popping up on the super extended stuff centered around Presidents Day. Big ones sniffed out early?
  6. My buddy in Wallingford says 4.75" there so yeah, seems legit.
  7. I can confirm pockets of 4"+ around that general area.
  8. Just snowblowed....4.25" in Ivyland. 27F. Looks and feels like winter. Exceeded expectations. Kudos to @MGorse and team at Mt Holly. Pretty much spot on!
  9. The RAP is a classic. There is a reason it has withstood the test of time.
  10. Really piling up now. Up to 3.2" in Ivyland. I can only imagine Philly is at or over 4" already based on radar.
  11. That's the effect of the ULL moving over and better dendrite growth.
  12. According to guidance, yes. Heaviest now thru 2pm.
  13. 2" in Ivyland. We will pass the last event it appears. 26F and moderate snow.
  14. ULL stuff now...better fluff factor. Probably 14:1 up here. Next 4 or 5 hrs is when we pile up and cash in. Enjoy!
  15. Dunno man, S NJ and DE are dryslotted and best stuff is encroaching on SE PA. P's in Cape May said it had all but stopped. Half inch there. 1.1" here in Ivyland now.
  16. It's funny seeing the models try and hone on DE and SNJ but radar is suggesting otherwise.
  17. You know as well as I do, the big storm will be the one to trend the wrong way. Murphys Law.
  18. Lightest moderate snow ever here in Ivyland. 3/4 inch and 26F.
  19. I remember this. I lived in Delco at the time as was in the line and had 9" total snow. Amazing luck that night!
  20. I know you shouldn't be using a global model in situations like this where hi res is preferred.
  21. Yep. Area of subsidence is to be expected each side of the death band. That's why I loathe these setups. Clearly someone will be angry at the NWS when they get an inch or so and they 'were told 4-6"'. Wish there were a better way to make the general public wary of these IVT setups.
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