stormtracker
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cool. Didn't see it
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It's the best case scenario so far.
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It's not whether he's a good poster or not, but he and all the other debs and whiners making declarative statements 4.5 days before anything is just irritating. If you are out, leave the thread and stop bringing down the room.
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You really are one of the worst posters here. Yall are irritating the f*ck out of me already.
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As a man of science, you should know better than to believe that a thread could affect a storm, but here we are....
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Yeah, model output 120 hours before a storm never changes. Good declarative statement at this point. Kudos.
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Low cruises over my house
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Yeah, noticeably more press from the NE
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I extrapolated it before it even comes out.
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Exactly, because if it showed what we wanted it to show what is shown, then when it shows what will actually be shown what we want it to show, then it probably will show EXACTLY what we wanted it to show all along and the original shown show will pan out.
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Amazing.
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But that’s the thing. No one is flipping out or dying expecting this to be the ultimate solution. I’m analyzing and commenting on each model run. That’s it
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Dude you live back in the hills. You had/have room. We don’t. It’s all relative.
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Who said congrats Pittsburgh earlier? We’re at that stage!
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Nope. Even u get rain now. ETA. We’ll close. Ugh
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Can’t say i like where the gfs is at hr 90. Stranger things have happened.
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Thank the heavens. EPS tempered the temporary disappointment with the OP
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Hopefully the EPS matches the other OP's ensembles.
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Explain. In detail. And show your work.
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Nah
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Me too. No chance we get a 50 mile shift this late in the game. We ride into the sunset together.
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Well, if it stays like this, at least we'll get to read you writing I -81 10,232 times.
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Shades of 93 type division. Snow in ATL, and this shit for most of us.
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Well, the modeling today is tightly clustered that's for sure. Good thing we still have plenty of time for changes
