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April 2014 discussion


Mikehobbyst

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  On 4/1/2014 at 4:40 PM, YanksFan27 said:

Look at the strengthening 250mb jet streak, moisture feed direct from the gulf of Mexico. Heavy rain signal if we can get a more favorable track of the low.

 

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Agree. If the 2nd low didn't fizzle out, that would have been a nice storm for the coast. ( Rain. maybe snow but a lot of rain )

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  On 4/1/2014 at 5:28 PM, YanksFan27 said:

Why are all my posts nit picked? I was using the end of this week into this weekend as a generalization for this weekend.

Its not nitpicking, its fixing an inaccuracy. Thurs night into friday morning is not the weekend...posting that the weekend was a washout was incredibly inaccurate.

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  On 4/1/2014 at 5:33 PM, YanksFan27 said:

The point is that if any other poster had made that generalization you would have never said anything...

You didnt make a generalization, you posted something woefully incorrect. The world isnt out to get you, this is a weather forum, posting that a model shows rain this weekend when it does no such thing is ridiculous. If you cant handle having posts corrected, check the info first. And huge lol at me caring who posted the wrong data.

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  On 4/1/2014 at 6:06 PM, ag3 said:

12z Euro agrees with this thinking. Confluence kills any real rain.

Look at the differences between the GFS and the Euro for this time frame. The Euro and GFS both develop a weak wave of low pressure along the warm front, the Euro is just a tad weaker and further south.

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