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March Med/Long Range Disco


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Chasing these storms with such ravenous hunger and lust, is resulting in performance anxiety issues for Mother Nature. 

Look at Boston. They were satiated, relaxed and not expecting anything more. And what did she give them a 2nd helping of?

 

Reverse psychology. :whistle:    Stop putting so much pressure on the old broad and she might find herself feeling a bit frisky.

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Stop putting so much pressure on the old broad and she might find herself feeling a bit frisky.

You have it backwards. She's the one putting pressure on us. She's teased us worse than the hot older sister with her 12 hottest friends hanging out at our junior high bud's house while we're acting cool like we stand a chance.

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It will be interesting to see how we get screwed this time. I would think we've seen it all at this point, but nature has a way of surprising you time and again.

Prob a big juicy miller a on a perfect collision course with us but some undetected gl vort phases and it becomes a frontside sleet to rain apps runner but manages to jump the coast just in time for bos.

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You have it backwards. She's the one putting pressure on us. She's teased us worse than the hot older sister with her 12 hottest friends hanging out at our junior high bud's house while we're acting cool like we stand a chance.

 

 

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Um, yeah, you're right.  Why in the world would Mother Nature choose to avoid that?  ;)

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It will be interesting to see how we get screwed this time. I would think we've seen it all at this point, but nature has a way of surprising you time and again. 

We have probably just scratched the surface of possible ways to be screwed. Its like a sports team on a bad streak that cant catch a break. Total opposite of the Ravens season. Despite all their injury issues and other problems(Cameron) you just knew somehow they were going to get it done. Bad streak vs. law of averages. Its gotta break at some point.

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We have probably just scratched the surface of possible ways to be screwed. Its like a sports team on a bad streak that cant catch a break. Total opposite of the Ravens season. Despite all their injury issues and other problems(Cameron) you just knew somehow they were going to get it done. Bad streak vs. law of averages. Its gotta break at some point.

Agree. Now climo would argue against any meaningful snow in Mid-March. However, climo would also argue against a total seasonal DC shut-out. Pick your poison. Given the possible pattern over the next 2 weeks, snow chances should be higher than normal. On a side note, the sarcasm and jadedness in this thread is LOL-worthy at this point. Very entertaining.

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We have probably just scratched the surface of possible ways to be screwed. Its like a sports team on a bad streak that cant catch a break. Total opposite of the Ravens season. Despite all their injury issues and other problems(Cameron) you just knew somehow they were going to get it done. Bad streak vs. law of averages. Its gotta break at some point.

 

Really, you are going with that?  I would go with 'luck'

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only crazy people think we're getting accumulating snow in mid march or later

There's a lot of possibilities for winter weather with a 400m Greenland block and rising heights out west. DC may be done, but that's not certain, and areas with elevation surely have plenty of winter left. Highs may only reach the 30s for much of the Northern Mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Thursday, and then again on Sunday.

 

The overrunning threat looks pretty real on Sunday:

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That's a perfect set-up for overrunning with a strong arctic high and a weak low moving west to east off the coast. Even the warm-biased GFS shows the 2m freezing line reaching central VA by 0z Monday (8pm Sunday evening) at 192 hours as light to moderate precipitation is just moving out of the area. 

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