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forkyfork

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  1. forkyfork
    those 1800s stats are wild. it's gotten so much warmer
  2. forkyfork
    it means more stable air near the surface which would limit transfer of wind downward. the models could be too cool like bluewave mentioned but i'm still cautious about big gusts
  3. forkyfork
    this is a pretty stout low level inversion
  4. forkyfork
    i hope january has zero snow
  5. forkyfork
    i spy an inversion
  6. forkyfork
    let me know when there's a serialist pop song
  7. forkyfork
    that pattern is not 2010
  8. forkyfork
    i was a freshman in HS and jumped out of bed at 6 am when i heard thunder
  9. forkyfork
    boxing day too. that's the benchmark for nyc
  10. forkyfork
    i have no idea which one that is
  11. forkyfork
    is it too much to ask for a storm to tuck in south of montauk and east of acy
  12. forkyfork
    how on earth did this give bgm 40 inches? this has to be climate change
  13. forkyfork
    same
  14. forkyfork
    west of suffolk is good for 6-12 over the next 5 hours imo
  15. forkyfork
    thx. the nam is too fast with the warm layer for sure
  16. forkyfork
    any obs from this area?
  17. forkyfork
    is it so hard to post a map
  18. forkyfork
    agree. i just wait for the maps to come out on the better sites to do an analysis. "rgem is nw!" doesn't do anything for me
  19. forkyfork
    looks like the high presses a bit more than 12z
  20. forkyfork
    if the snow isn't measured did it really happen?
  21. forkyfork
    i see like 5 bad ones
  22. forkyfork
    the arctic high actually presses the low to the ESE once it reaches cape may
  23. forkyfork
    2016 plowed north because of an extremely strong s/w. this isn't quite as strong
  24. forkyfork
    these blocking highs have been a theme for this year
  25. forkyfork
    i've never seen a low run inland with CAD like this
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