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Central PA Winter Cont'd cont'd


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Perhaps I should elaborate more.. they're additionally a south trend away from being left high and dry with perhaps some flizzard conditions. Actually it all makes sense now...your taking your uncanny ability to be on the fringe of the storm down south with you haha. Someone should warn the mid-atlantic thread. If the storm misses PA congrats on technically being the snowiest C-PA member in the past week from your 4 inch squall last weekend and 2 inches yesterday.

I'll take it, lol. I won't be upset if it doesn't snow down there, it'll just get me in trouble peeking out the window every 15 minutes. We did well this week, especially with the surprise snow on Thursday..at least put us at 13.5" for the year.

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So looking into the long range, was this our final shot here?

I'm not one to make that kinda assumption given its still the middle of February. But at the same time I can't help but wonder if this winter may have p-ssed away the best shot at a true miller A MECS we're gonna see. Sort of reminds me of the Feb 2006 storm that clipped all but the far southeast of our little region, where it seemed like given how crappy the second half of that winter was.. you kinda knew that you missed out on what was probably the big storm of the winter. Although that storm actually became a big northeast snowstorm and this one looks destined to be prevented from doing so. Just another missed opportunity in a lengthy list of them this winter. The long range still looks fairly chilly and active overall, so i'm sure there will be more threats to discuss going forward... and with a little bit of luck we might actually get one to happen haha.

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The problem with the MA thread is probably a lack of wit and humor. We'd be killing ourselves too if we couldn't laugh about things.

Wanna go kayaking down the Susky Sunday? It'll be fun as DC prays for 1".

I'm so stoked for spring. Tomorrow going to help my friend get some fields ready for the season. Hell to the yes.

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Wanna go kayaking down the Susky Sunday?

If I wanted to spend 4 hours of my life waist-deep in ****, I'd retire to my bathroom with a $40 order from Taco Bell and 3 bottles of Thunderbird.

I want one big storm and will take one, but the thought of thunderstorms is nice. You watch this spring suck ass, too.

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Wanna go kayaking down the Susky Sunday? It'll be fun as DC prays for 1".

I'm so stoked for spring. Tomorrow going to help my friend get some fields ready for the season. Hell to the yes.

Felt almost like spring today with the sun and relative warmth. It's going to be great again tomorrow. Only need a hoody and jeans and I'm good to go. Also great THON weather...I'm sure most of you guys have heard about it at some point. Gonna spend a while at the BJC tomorrow night cheering on the dancers.

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So the Mid-Atlantic forum turned really ugly tonight. They might have the first-ever Internet stoning to death of ctsnowdouche. Don't know what he did over there, but read the storm discussion thread and wow.

He had the guts to say, before the NAM, that he was going with the Euro, and he though DC would be in trouble...namely, he posted an opinion, and forecast, that looks pretty good, and the board wanted him banned for it.

Basically, he did nothing wrong.

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:facepalm:

No, Ji was not banned for that comment...actually, the post is still there.

It is absolutely absurd to me some of the things people in the MA forums, and especially him, can post, and not get 5 posted, but the rules seem to totally change in other forums.

Ji should have been banned, or at least permanent 5 posted years ago.

I'm no expert, and I complain, but I don't make absurd comments like that.

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Dispite the current outlook, still very interesting IMO.

My untrained eye sees three features. The one dropping into North Dakota, the one in northern Mexico, and the one in Quebec.

The Quebec squashing feature seems to be lifting out decently, well see.

The feature in N.D. seems to be moving more south than east, so mabey it can hook up with the Mexico feature.

With these types of storms, I just look mainly at the WV loop, and see where the controlling features are, and go from there.

I made this statement in the Pgh thread, however I want to ask any Mets or Met students, are these the features you folks are watching along with the models ?

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