Damage In Tolland
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It means you agree next week is gone. There’s only 3 or 4 left that think this winter is going turn snowy from what I can gather. Runway, Will , Ginx and Wolf. Ray is off the train . I hope they’re right, but at some point if it’s Feb and we saw 1-3” in the favorable month long pattern.. you’d think even the diehards admit defeat
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Scoots on Twitter mailing it in
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I’ll take snow anytime, but I’d prefer 85 and humid in May
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High sun angle snows that begin melting before it ends? Ugh
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Ray should get away and look for other things to do
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Next week is off the table. Both events.
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Nor
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WWA’s coming?
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They’re real when they happen
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If the Norlun we’ve been mentioning since Saturday happens , it’s possible. But I wouldn’t forecast it because it goes against persistence
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Is there enough to sled today?
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Those mean the poster is confused
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Persistence
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Like why stay awake until 3:00 am for a model knowing you have to be up at 6:00 am?
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Generally they are going to show bad or not desired results and you end up angry and pissed off. I’ve just never gotten why folks sacrifice hours of sleep over something they can see in the morning.
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Who stays up at night for models? I’ve never understood that. Go to bed and see what they show in the morning
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Persistence forecasting continues to be the best . Until something changes
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Not bothering with that one. Gonna go out south most likely with persistence
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We mentioned that on Saturday
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Hopefully the dry , mild winter and spring will lead to a huge gypsy moth infestation in the region
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Just a receding hairline. It’s been buzzed since high school . Party on top , runways on sides
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When was the last time you saw my “head”?
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Remember when models showed a snowstorm for today just 1 week ago?
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Who carelies
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Semantically ok sure parts of Berks geographically defined fit in the definition. But calling 1500-2800foot mountains SNE is a stretch .
