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Jns2183

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  1. It got sick of itself and had to go on spring break to moderate. . Pro
  2. What is MPRV? How is everything scored/ranked? . Pro
  3. Best time, by far, in the summer to do yard work. Especially if you get a little more potent cut off low so you have a nice sustained 15mph easterly wind with mist. Keeps all the bugs away. Ground is nice and soft. Trick with the more potent ones is to make sure you’re out there early before any destabilizing can occur and your mist becomes heavier showers. But you definitely want a good stiff chilly breeze that acts like a giant bug slapper. Day like today is to calm . Pro
  4. How can you not love that sweet sweet east breeze, bringing those glorious low clouds with its heavy refreshing mist rejuvenating your sunburned skin. Knowing that the 60’s you woke up to wont rocket up to the swamp ass oppressive 90’s for a day of pure relief. Shorts and a light long sleeve shirt and most of all no swamp ass feels glorious . Pro
  5. I love a nice chilly, rainy spring night. Almost as much as I love a June back door cold front bringing relief via east winds and drizzle after an early summer heat wave . Pro
  6. Strongest winds I can ever remember out front of a squall line. The whole atmosphere feels charged and ready. Have no idea what will come of it. . Pro
  7. It’s too damn hot outside. Turned on A/C for upstairs .
  8. By Monday our little low will be sub 930mb bringing above freezing temperatures to the north pole .
  9. Each of these surface maps has a 24 hour time period. I think people forget that as the storm was crossing into Georgia it had a pressure of 972 down from a 1000 by Brownsville and ended up 960. If you took a section of the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida panhandle and looked at the greatest 12 hour pressure falls over the last 100 years I believe I saw a graphic that in the top 10 were a bunch of strong hurricanes and the 93 storm .
  10. He hasn’t been 1/10 excited for every other storm this winter .
  11. That’s quite a disunity with warnings being posted. But in there defense going from c-2” to 4”-6” is a lot easier than going from even 4”-6” to 2”-4”. Human psychology is fickle, no need to make job harder. .
  12. I’d trade my snow just to see canderson jackpot with 6” .
  13. In my youth I was stupid enough to be out in Isabel. Nothing like seeing multiple trees go down within a couple minutes and have the realization that I’m multiple miles from home. .
  14. I forgot about the front so when my dog barked in my face at 4am I choose just to take him for a walk. I knew I was screwed when it sounded like jet engines at the tops of trees. I did the whole walk in the middle of the road with large branches falling on sidewalks. It was definitely a walk I’ll remember. When the wind mixed down I had to lean into it to not be pushed over. Walk to remember .
  15. I posted the GFS QPF map hoping people would remember 5 days ago when I believe the GFS showed 30”+ of snow for the LSV. It’s apparent in this type of environment that outside of a few days those forecasts are trash and one has to actually do some meteorology to figure things out. I’d love someone to do a detail post on teleconnections for days 8-16 and take a risk. At worst the forecast will be no worse than the models and more likely those in here will learn some useful things. .
  16. If that QPF map comes to be valid I’m sure we will see half of April be nothing but -6 temp departures and 6” of snow .
  17. That would also give Boston another 42” of snow to add to there 37” January. That 79” would be too 10 all time with March to go. They only had 0.4” in November and December. Also it would add 23” to there snowpack as a positive change from today. Nothing like having a 36”+ snowpack in the middle of February. Although unless March and April blowup they aren’t touching there 108.9” record .
  18. I believe the 1990s were a decade where this was semi common .
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