weathafella

During my years legal drinking age was 18. It’s a miracle we survived....

I was there September 1965-May 1969. Blizzard of ‘66 was amazing! Generally deep snow belly to belly in winter back then.

Ya never know. A perfectly healthy thin person I know got Covid-19 and was so sick she ended up in the ICU. She said good bye to her 10 year old son. Thankfully she survived. But she’s a long hauler-one of those people who’s body just doesn’t recover well even though they are negative. Most have an easier course but it’s still unpredictable. I was at the market today and became acutely aware how under rated supermarket personnel are as front line poorly paid workers taking on a lot more risk than most every day...

Regarding weeklies/I’m almost 100% sure they are MJO derived. Is MJO forceful enough these days?

Not sure when we’ll be back in Boston but it seems the crap pattern is when we’re preoccupied with family matters and the better pattern upon our return? Then again, Kevin said Midwest winter so maybe we should stay in Chicago..lol.

Oh I know. I want to make him give me some meteorology..lol.

Explain in detail please. TYIA.

You still have to have him a dead muthufukka..

Weeklies are a crapshoot in a weak MJO.

When ninas have poor Decembers winters tend to be shitty.

Meh-everyone with a social security number has it in some nefarious database.

To qualify he has to be dead.

Bingo. One of the nasty flu epidemics had a rushed shot (50 years ago?) and a small number of people got guillain-barre killing the vaccine.

No flu shot? Why? Doesn’t make a lot of sense if you interact with more vulnerable people. Also, most medical personnel are required to be vaccinated.

I see Tip furiously writing his retort...

We joke about the pig but it moves in and out and in and....on guidance and has for days. Yesterday the end of the eps was particularly bad. Today we’re with the anti pig d6 on the 0Z run, high water pig d10-12 with some signs of a trend towards relaxing at the end....we wax we wane.

We probably screwed futility with the snow on 10/30.

So true!

One of my friends is a subject. She’s a surgeon at one of the local hospitals in Boston. She got a little sick for one day but felt fine by day 2.

So are any trees standing now?

Laparoscopic surgery gives the rapid recovery probability.

I was sort of tongue in cheek. But the reality is I went back to work after 1.5 weeks. I actually felt ok but tired and draggy until January (procedure was 11/2/2017).

Your liver is 20 years younger. You'll do fine.

FWIW-around midnight last night it got wild with frequent lightning near Chicago.