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Bubbler86

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  1. Speaking of compares, I have a Florida radio station on in the background...that has a real met that comes on. He is taking the Nam very seriously and invoking his own compare but using March '93. He does admit its not as wound up. Apparently the sirens are going off in Florida for high winds and somewhat extreme cold post storm.
  2. Icon up on TT. I like that it dips well south, ala Nam, and scoops up some fresh Gulf moisture before turning North East. Both it and the Nam really look close to a Miller A. Icon does get dragged back inland for a bit before transferring back to the coast.
  3. I can say I personally appreciate your position with snow maps and in my opinion, you are correct as to them not being a very accurate predictor of anything until 72 hours and in. They are fun to look at though so I do post them sometimes. I can say the best thing about your post is that you do not go out of your way to grind the anti snow map thoughts in when someone posts one. No one wants a group professor going around trying to look smart by correcting and "teaching" them. LOL.
  4. Das einheitlich. They are being taken a lot more seriously on the MA this go around. For every post that says they are ignoring the Nam and Icon, there are two or three which actual do real model analysis.
  5. I have some callouses that look a little fishy. I will let you know what that means by Monday. I guess its better to have a callous then be callous.
  6. Thanks for posting that. TT has not even started it yet. A bit close for us LSV or near by types.
  7. Definitely if the capture/pull back stops where you want it. If you loop the Nap on TT you can see its definitely turned from almost Due east to North East the last few panels. It does not look like it is going to escape. But its just one model run over 90 hours away from the event.
  8. And if its captured by the trailing ULL....pull it back or at least pulling it up
  9. I think its a pretty good for us. Definitely better than previous models taking the ULL into Ohio. Still have to keep the slide by to the south option open.
  10. Nam at 84 still not really close to starting here. 850 and 500 both at similar spots and much more snow friendly if the low indeed cuts north on the next panel.
  11. Nam at 78 has it's eyes on Bunions and even people east of the bunions.
  12. Nam is below freezing down into SC as morning breaks Sunday-9Z
  13. At 60, the Nam is taking on an elongated front look to the lowest pressure points and is once again depicted as being IN the Gulf.
  14. Nam at 54 is a tad Southwest of 6Z and is opening up the Gulf for business.
  15. Through 45, Nam still has SLP points at varied positions but the primary is quite South in East Texas.
  16. @Itstrainingtime, did you go to the game last night and cost the Sixers another loss?
  17. Nam is rolling. Personally I am watching for how far west the 500 and 850 ULL's are as well as how any sign of warm air punching west of Ohio (at 84).
  18. That js a very informative way to put an explanation into graphical form but I cannot stop thinking about this when looking at it.
  19. He is nasty with no provocation sometimes. He also thinks people are saying or suggesting something, whether he has facts or not, and blasts them in his Aleets.
  20. The man, the legend. He was part of our original group and was not "too bad" at that time. Rough around the edges. He lost it when he was attacked by a troll named Joe Bartlo and it seemed to flip him over to who he is now.
  21. 27 here this Am. Gunning for 50 today and the LSV is also game unlike yesterday.
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