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Damage In Tolland

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  1. He told us it was coming with snow Monday, then yanked it away Tuesday saying he was wrong about snow coming . It happens and it hurts.
  2. You blew this one bad. It happens friend . Learn error and move on
  3. Scooter saying snow is coming for SNE , then saying the FV3 had it so he thought it was then posting that we’ll enjoy our fropa .. never admitting he said snow was coming
  4. You don’t even know what it means You’re a gym teacher.. ask the students . They’ll explain it
  5. Shocking. Cold and dry next week. Glad that’s been our train
  6. Cold , dry , fast flow next week. At least pond skating will start early this year. Black, glare ice by mid week
  7. This week looked like a slam dunk. When Scooter posted it was coming on Monday morning folks got amped up. Fool us once , Shame on us
  8. That’s why next weeks threat is not legitimate. It’s the Euro pulling its usual nonsense like this week. Dry, cold next week
  9. Euro hit us good this week. That worked out how? I guess they’ll say that’s also a meltdown post
  10. So by saying “ There are no more threats “ Stop.. Thats a meltdown? Like really? I see no legit threats . I see a model showing light snow next Tuesday . I thought melts were when people just lost it like Scooter over the years
  11. I still have yet to find anyone that can find a post where I had a meltdown. If you have it, can you copy it or link it here? Also how much snow are you forecasting for your area?
  12. You can take your FV3 and FV3efs and toss them as far as you can
  13. Doesn’t get any better than when Ginx posts about NNE snows .
  14. Where did I melt? Saying there’s no legit threats next week is a melt? Ok
  15. Last time we checked disappearing means no sign of. Vanished. Gone. I’m D .. None of the above
  16. I guess maybe you missed this? It’s ok. being developed under the name finite-volume cubed-sphere model (FV3)
  17. According to the gov’t. Not sure why you’re so angry. But it’s not called the GFS anymore Upgrade to the FV3Edit On June 12, 2019, after several years of testing, NOAA upgraded the GFS with a new core and dynamic scaling that uses the finite volume method. The resulting model, being developed under the name finite-volume cubed-sphere model (FV3), inherited the GFS moniker, with the archaic GFS model continuing to be run until December 2019.[9][10] Initial testing of the FV3 showed promise, outperforming the Integrated Forecast System in terms of hurricane tracks during the 2017 hurricane season (the IFS had been the most accurate operational model in predicting the paths).[11]
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