mx3gsr92
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Somebody get DT on the line to make sense off all this
Or to yell at us and tell us how stupid we are.Somebody get DT on the line to make sense off all this
Or better yet get BAM to comment on it.Somebody get DT on the line to make sense off all this
I don’t like when he yells, normally ends in a political discussion that no one follows him forOr to yell at us and tell us how stupid we are.
ALEEET ALEEETI don’t like when he yells, normally ends in a political discussion that no one follows him for
Yep.Fool me once...
A generator costs how much to store? $0.00? Squirrel it away so that “next time” there’s less scrambling pre-stormLooking at the forecast, probably ain’t gonna need it the rest of the winter around here.View attachment 190120
My wife is a teacher. The past two days have been remote learning days for her. During COVID I remember her reading books for remote story time to her students.Teaching remotely sucks!
Save us oh great and powerful oneWe have the 12z CFS on our side:
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Things don’t usually end well when Kylo starts asking “who you got?”12z GFS v/s 18z ICON at 96 hours...who you got
If the GFS loses to the ICON...
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We need the heaviest snow to shift South so SC can enjoy more lol
Niner - no mesolow with Feb 2004. That one was long track southern stream gulf low. Jan 2003 was the strong mesolow storm. We’ll have a notable mesolow with this one if we have a good wave pass track / tilt / vort max. Sfc low off the coast won’t do anything for us unless everything slows down and bombs out - we don’t need it if we get the upper level low rightIIRC my favorite storm Feb 2004 had a meso low in a similar spot that led to further snowfall overnight in the CLT area. Don't know the specifics though. Also it can't be a bad thing that AIFS also had one in a similar location the last run.
Maybe we just completely lose the coastal but can keep that?
Would be threading the needle, but with a small adjustment south on the GFS setup, I think there's a best-case scenario (for this particular setup in terms of Georgia) where one of those strong outer bands of the LP follows the Savannah River and East Georgia gets 2-4 inches.Welp, I unfortunately can’t say that I’m a fan of the GFS evolution anymore. When I said a Carolina Crusher replay probably actually works for me, I did not mean “Carolina Crusher, but 50 miles to the north.”
Sorry, NC folks.
The AI is cool with me as it looks like it’s probably all snow with 0.3” QPF, but I’m not on board with this evolution occurring to my north.