moneypitmike
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In other news, the coronavirus has arrived in Mass.
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This season has prepped us well to do this.
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Anyone doing any clean-up of your brown lawns? Great time to get out there and get rid of frozen dog shit.
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One can always tell the state of a storm threat when the thread becomes a James monologue.
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Well, I guess people will migrate back here now and perhaps throw a post or two in last year's lawn thread.
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Well there's a red flag that the Euro's wrong.
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Color me skeptical. If this were the Euro of a few years ago, I'd be intrigued. If you're seeing your 1'-3' on Saturday morning, wake me up. I can lend you one of mine if you'd like.
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And you have the ball on your own 4-yard line. Smart fans walk to the exits to beat the traffic
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On the bright side, the roofs and power grid will remain intact. I vote for no more storm threads beyond D2.
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How dare you???!!!!
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Quick, call Greta.
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That’s how we roll when it’s late a January, staring at brown grass knowing any day now Tip is going to post how warm his car gets in the sun.
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1'-3' cancel? Mass-migration to the panic thread.
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Vehemently agree. There's a lot of referencing of the mean in every thread. But without other context of distribution and SD, a mean is pretty useless.
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Despite some runs that showed otherwise, the general theme has been for the east to be the best. So the "easily whiff' idea has alwsys been on the table. We might soon be getting to know where the western goal post might be setting up, I think the eastern goalpost will be longer in coming.
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fixed.
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Eye candy for sure. It'll be gone on 6 hours.
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What a Pit2 demolisher on the UK. One for the ages.
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Of course, one can't discount a cluster as an outlier, especially when the clusters are relatively the same size. The magnitude of whiff on the OTC cluster is very broad, much more so than the other cluster. I'm not quite sure how to interpret that, but that suggests to me that there is a pretty large SD. In other words, don't toss the OP and let's keep watching to see if we get better agreement from the ensembles in later runs.
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Actually, I think only you can picture that.
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Can you remind me of how Worcester does with BM storms? I know in GC we'd want them closer to MVY to do really well. Asking for a friend.
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Many typos?
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I don't think there's anything different with respect to the modeled verifications. My sense is it's most likely due to a mid-range runner/cutter can still alter it's path from earlier modeling by a couple hundred miles and still deliver rain (or colder rain). That same variance on a snow event can result in whiff and rain and everything in between.
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How much later?
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Lordy. lol
