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1 hour ago, Jns2183 said:

So I someone just wandered onto this amazing weather links page that Jon Nese, the Penn State University associate chair for the undergrad department of meteorology, kept in pretty much the same format from the 90s when I'm guessing it was first put online. It's organization is incredible and the overall depth is as well. It scrolls down like the equivalent of 10 pages deep in today's website design. Regardless I found like five or six very interesting tools all focused on the upcoming winter weather that I never knew existed in a couple minutes of looking at the page.

https://bpb-us-e1.wpmucdn.com/sites.psu.edu/dist/a/111486/files/2023/07/natlwx.htmScreenshot_20250206_090227_Chrome.jpgScreenshot_20250206_090236_Chrome.jpg

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He’s my professor for synoptic meteorology this semester.  Absolutely phenomenal professor 

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Any of yous following this debacle out in Oklahoma? Apparently a network affiliate based out of OKC greased a politician to draft a bill requiring storm chasers to be licensed and affiliated with a network in order to chase storms in Oklahoma. 

 

Naturally this has the private weather enterprise up in arms because the vast majority of chasers are now essentially out of work in the traditional heart of Tornado Alley. 

Reed Timmer, not granted an exemption to this nonsense recently tweeted "WOW," and inside the replies, somebody indicated a storm chaser has established a snitch line. 

Crazy times.

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2 minutes ago, WmsptWx said:

Any of yous following this debacle out in Oklahoma? Apparently a network affiliate based out of OKC greased a politician to draft a bill requiring storm chasers to be licensed and affiliated with a network in order to chase storms in Oklahoma. 

 

Naturally this has the private weather enterprise up in arms because the vast majority of chasers are now essentially out of work in the traditional heart of Tornado Alley. 

Reed Timmer, not granted an exemption to this nonsense recently tweeted "WOW," and inside the replies, somebody indicated a storm chaser has established a snitch line. 

Crazy times.

The party of small government!!!!

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46 minutes ago, Itstrainingtime said:

What do we need for Saturday's event to potentially trend better? I've been so focused on this morning and next Tuesday and have not looked at the weekend at all. 

Somethin I'm nervous we wont get.  Further souther solution.  As you know were on the bottom side of baroclinic zone and as primary still heads for KPIT...then transfers off Va coast, we do our normal obligatory taint.  Nooner GFS just ticked N and as is often the case, any jog N screws our pooch down here...and thats an ugly mix.  No blocking HP up north, so its a matter of where the bar zone is that likely guides this one along.  AO is trending - so root for a bit better cold press/antecedent and thats our path to a more frozen event.  Quicker transfer gets us slotted, so IMO root for the souther route.  

Beyond that, GFS is moderately droolworthy for mid next week.

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