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Appreciate it but I didnt legitimately think the answer was yes. The public can get the data with a ten minute delay, which also has flags on it for suspect readings (SFMR most of the time gets flagged). ...

Getting boned in Jordan Hare, whats new? ...

ignore the *checks notes* three blown coverages, it's a tie game. :lol: :banghead:...

Could you text someone the raw data from the plane? Asking for myself....

Its this white fluffy stuff (not to be confused with cocaine, since youre Floridan and all) that falls from the sky from late September until the end of May. Often quite cold. ...

I see the case here but location gives me pause. Nebraska isnt close to anything. OU isnt much of a drive from Dallas. Much better recruiting nearby is an advantage Nebraska doesnt have. ...

Ian is dead and I got my first bit of snow this morning. Positive developments all around....

So we're talking about shoes and not tornadoes... Thats disappointing. ...

Ida and Laura were very straightforward. Though Laura had a few more track questions late, but the NHC nailed that one. We basically had to figure out where they would form, after that the strengthening and trajectory weren't in much doubt. The track on this one, especially with how little m...

Posting a model run at hour 384. lol But, ugh, there is ensemble support for something down there and we'll have to keep an eye on it. ...

[quote]So, for thee OT resident weather aficionados - Was the European model the clear winner in this one? [/quote] I guess? UKMet was on the right solution for a longer time. It was also way too weak, which is why it had about the right landfall in Florida. The Euro was also too weak for a l...

[quote]Early April is typically excellent conditions.[/quote] Going to be here all winter this year. Looking forward to some late season skiing. Shooting for at least 50 ski days this winter. :nana:...

Why do yall care about a downvoter? I just assume its an awful poster, like Cosmo, throwing shade. ...

[quote]Looks like it’s breaking up quick upon hitting land. [/quote] This was expected. Ian was starting to go extratropcial last night but had enough convection to keep the warm core and storms around the center. As soon as it lost the water, the transition really picked up pace. ...

[quote]I think between our house and the inlaws we contrinbute ot half of those minutes viewed[/quote] I did the other half. ...

[quote]Zapps4Life[/quote] Been good to have you around. ...

[quote]How bad does it look? [/quote] Expectation from yesterday. Interesting presentation on satellite. A little tropical core, supporting a hurricane. Around it, the ET transition is on. ...

[quote]Eye of Ian closing in on Myrtle Beach... [/quote] I dont know about yall, but im ready to set the funeral pyre for Ian. Stay safe SC/NC baws and bawettes today. ...

It is. This is the beginning of the end. Theres still a moist bubble near the core and its firing storms around it. So its tropical still and producing all the threats of a big Cat 1 hurricane (the extra surge version). It'll transition ET fast on land, spreading out the rain and the win...

[img]https://i0.wp.com/gumbowx.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/c09f4bfa-a5b6-4e9e-bdb3-4704cbc5159a.gif?resize=768%2C541&ssl=1[/img] Was talking extratropical transition earlier today with someone. It's starting. That dry slot on the SE side is a good sign, as well as the front dragging to...