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March Med/Long Range Disco


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euro ens don't fully agree with the op. mean says no cutter but I can't really tell what kind of track the mean has. Miller b'ish too late to help is my guess.

looks like it has the overrunning milder here and then turns it up the coast after for a bit of a northeast hit. 

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looks like it has the overrunning milder here and then turns it up the coast after for a bit of a northeast hit. 

 

well, if you had to choose between the op and ens irt to sensible wx....the ens look like a much safer bet given the neverending string of bad endings we have had.

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well, if you had to choose between the op and ens irt to sensible wx....the ens look like a much safer bet given the neverending string of bad endings we have had.

At least the -4c 850 line is still hanging out around us at 360.

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Yeah, I agree. You, me and Bob Chill need to hold it together. We are the nucleus of this cult.

Anyone who who has even just a modest understanding of what we need to see in modeland to have a chance would recognize that what is being shown has a chance. More than just a slim chance too. Likely? Is it ever in march? Heck, is it ever ever likely anymore? Lol

Remember how many different looks at h5 we saw with Saddern at this range on in? I'm all in until I'm all out. Sleeping on this setup is silly even if odds are stacked.

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Everybody in this thread believes theres a chance or they wouldn't pop in every day.....

Yup. And we all know the "I won't get interested until 24 hours before!" stuff and the "bring on the 60's!!" stuff is all a lie. Let's not act like most here aren't still constantly hitting refresh on NCEP every 6 hours, checking the Euro, etc.
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Yup. And we all know the "I won't get interested until 24 hours before!" stuff and the "bring on the 60's!!" stuff is all a lie. Let's not act like most here aren't still constantly hitting refresh on NCEP every 6 hours, checking the Euro, etc.

Neither lie nor act. Bring on the 70's! ;)

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Yup. And we all know the "I won't get interested until 24 hours before!" stuff and the "bring on the 60's!!" stuff is all a lie. Let's not act like most here aren't still constantly hitting refresh on NCEP every 6 hours, checking the Euro, etc.

 

 

Those hoping for 70F and flamingos/parrots migrating north this March aren't going to get it in this pattern over the next 10-14 days anyway....so you might as well root for the rare March snowstorm. The setup has a lot of similarities to past large March storms such as 1958.

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Yup. And we all know the "I won't get interested until 24 hours before!" stuff and the "bring on the 60's!!" stuff is all a lie. Let's not act like most here aren't still constantly hitting refresh on NCEP every 6 hours, checking the Euro, etc.

Potential high impact weather (any type) is fun as crap to keep an eye on from a scientific standpoint. Beautiful weather is quite boring scientifically but it's great to enjoy outdoors.

I loved yesterday. I made the most of it. But if there is something snow related or high impact within the realm of possibility I'm always all in.

I'm not the type to say "I'm over it, give me 60's and sun".Give me interesting weather and bookend it with boring nice weather.

One thing I'm always over is 95+ heat. I rooted for records last year just because it's a record. Being outside in that crap is disgusting. I can deal with 10 below and be comfortable in the right clothes. That's what sucks about raging humid heat. No clothes or nudity makes it enjoyable to be outside.

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Those hoping for 70F and flamingos/parrots migrating north this March aren't going to get it in this pattern over the next 10-14 days anyway....so you might as well root for the rare March snowstorm. The setup has a lot of similarities to past large March storms such as 1958.

Talk dirty to us Will.

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