moneypitmike

A big gust up his rump in that image.

I knew from the dearth of new pages when I logged on that things were not looking good. Hopefully we can dry out before any meaningful rains.

Someone should start a thread.

I'm still trying to determine how "interior" I am in my new digs. It was easy when I lived in GC. Pit2 might be calling.

I take the greter dispersion as a positive. There's that small cluster to the east that are catching (or missing) something. While everyone else is asleep, Jerry can keep an eye on the 00z EPS to see if this is shot over the bow that things will be coming east. Or it's a hiccup.

I think it's much too soon to discuss "compromise" solutions. They are both moving, so we don't even have stationary goal posts to compromise from.

Aren't they they the only 06z run we can see other than the op? If so, they're not outliers. They're one of two things that make for an apples-to-apples comparison.

Yeah--06z is a lot snowier. Looks like by the time any mixing might occur many would be dry-slotting.

Yeah--Pete and Mitch ftw

They're not.

That includes your 1-3" from Friday.

Just returned to find about 10 pages of new posts.....what a shitshow. lol

We've climbed 12 degrees (5-17) since I came down at 4:45. TORCH!!!

At least we had last Friday's event. In the meantime, I'll request again that we require a max of 72 hours before starting a thread? For the love of God---why start these a week out?

Yeah--there's still plenty of time for it to run over Detroit.

06z GFS tracks the low through Scranton.

Per the nearby PWS, we managed a -1 last night, both before and after midnight. So I guess we bootlegged back-to-back subzero's.

Down to 4 here in Westborough. -1.3 at Pit2.

Yeah--they referenced it as lifting a few hours before go-time. Or something like that.

Even on the coast at Pit2 it's 3. And here in Westborough it's already down to 5.

So for all the ICON dispersions: I'm watching a WWII documentary on D-Day. Not surprisingly, Rommel was going to be commanding the bulk of the Panzer divisions. Here's where it gets funny. Quoting the documentary here: "Rommel considered the first 24-48 hours would be crucial for this battle. And where was he? He was in Germany celebrating his wife's birthday. He had believed too much in the German weather forecasts which had said on the 6th of June it would be poor weather--but then the weather shifts...."

Who's said it's going to be rain? We don't know where this things going to go at this point. I'm just keeping my options open.

Better than most. Something to watch in any case--and perhaps to make travel plans to Maine.