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18 minutes ago, Whineminster said:

Why? Been a member since 2012 i think

EUSWx started in like 2003/04 and lasted till 2010, when this place opened up.  WWBB predated EUSWx and ran concurrent for a little while until they shut off the discussion forums.  Many on here got their start on those forums and for some older folks, even before those.  I joined WWBB and EUSWx in 2005 but had browsed both starting in the Fall of 2004.

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2 hours ago, powderfreak said:

You guys in SNE weren’t joking about the pollen.  This stuff is crazy.  Car is green from a few days of no use since we arrived.  

Every day the dog is covered in the stuff, constantly having her go swimming in the lake to wash the green off.  Here’s green beard this morning:

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It really is bad this year.

I'm in Northern NJ visiting family this week and most of the pollen is all finished here so probably another week or 2 left for it in NE, hopefully.

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2 hours ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

EUSWx started in like 2003/04 and lasted till 2010, when this place opened up.  WWBB predated EUSWx and ran concurrent for a little while until they shut off the discussion forums.  Many on here got their start on those forums and for some older folks, even before those.  I joined WWBB and EUSWx in 2005 but had browsed both starting in the Fall of 2004.

ne.weather is where it's at with DT sticking daggers into the Mid-Atlantic in March 2001.

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* Confidence low late in the weekend into the middle of next week.
  Could have a period of onshore flow and showers. Temperatures near
  to below normal.

 

confidence in the forecast lower significantly after Saturday night.
Models have large differences with the shortwave that slide into the
central Great Lakes/eastern Great Lakes late on Saturday. The ECMWF
cuts off this feature and rotates it around the central/eastern
Great Lakes before it moves into the Mid Atlantic on Monday/Tuesday.
The GFS/GEM are much more progressive with this feature and lift it
out of the region early on Monday and build a ridge in behind it.

Hard at this point in time to say which is the correct solution, so
have kept with the NBM guidance. Does not look like any washouts at
this point in time, but have kept chances of showers during this
window. Will be more of a rainfall concern if the ECMWF/EPS solution
is correct, but hard to pin point where and when the greatest threat
is.

Temperatures trending near to slightly below normal during this time
frame.
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2 hours ago, Dr. Dews said:

lol nah, thats 6/20/95...just showing that cut-off ULs are pretty common. In fact we just had one two? weeks ago in the south, with the over the top NNE heat

That was quite a torch day for S NH. Our own little zone of WNW flow with sun and strong mixing into those torched 850s. MHT 101, CON 98, LEB 97. We beat SNE in that one too.

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