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March Med/Long Range Disco


WinterWxLuvr

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I am still in, in the irrational hope that the lottery ticket hits. Which it won't. But I check each day several times a day anyway. Because I am ill and what not.

There's nothing wrong with it.  It's pretty clear that there's no warmth anywhere soon.  Why not check?  If snow is remotely possible, and warmth isn't, why not?  Once warmth is established, we can move on.

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I think once you've declared that you're out, man up, and stay gone.  And, whatever you negative twits do, don't even think about mentioning this mornings NAM.  Don't even think about it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

:icecream: 

 

Anyone who doesn't know I'm just joking around hasn't been around here much.

 

(I'm not joking about the NAM, I like it)

This will have a happy ending, no way are we not rewarded for our illness and persistence.

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Can we get the 6360 hr GFS please! That would be the number of hours until December 5, 2013

 

It shows a deep trough with an axis over Nashville with a clipper passing through central KY that looks to drop 4-8 area wide starting about an hour before dusk.

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I'm back in for Monday.

 

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Looks like early morning flurries turning to drizzle turning to heavy rain by evening.  

 

Tomorrow looks just EPIC.  Drizzle and rain showers with temps in the low-mid 30s all day.  All the way up into the low-mid 40s for Sunday before Monday's flurri-HECS.

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Looks like early morning flurries turning to drizzle turning to heavy rain by evening.  

 

Tomorrow looks just EPIC.  Drizzle and rain showers with temps in the low-mid 30s all day.  All the way up into the low-mid 40s for Sunday before Monday's flurri-HECS.

 

At least we don't have to sit and think up the most awful scenarios. They come naturally. All we have to do is watch and not think, 

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cfs2 goes out to nov 16th now. Looks pretty warm and dry. I'm out for Nov snow too. 

 

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You know, I know you posted that in a light hearted manner, but I sure do hope that not one penny of public money goes into the creation of a tool to give a 5940 hour weather prediction.  

 

That's just straight up stupid.  And that's the best thing I can say about it.

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You know, I know you posted that in a light hearted manner, but I sure do hope that not one penny of public money goes into the creation of a tool to give a 5940 hour weather prediction.  

 

That's just straight up stupid.  And that's the best thing I can say about it.

Where do you think the cfs2 predicted anomalies come from?  The cfs2 is constantly running a dynamic model out in time (monthly, or 9 monthly), specifically an atmospheric model (GFS-based) coupled to an interactive ocean model, at low resolution (T126, half the GEFS resolution), to generate the weekly/monthly/seasonal anomaly forecasts. 

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