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Of all the folks on here to troll, Snowmizer is NOT one of them, he's a good guy and is one of the few who stay out of the drama BS that is a part of this forum13 points
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Dumping snow in Port McNeill near sea level in Northern Vancouver Island:12 points
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threatening violence on a wx board. you seem stable Lighten up. It was nothing more than playful ribbing by Snownerd to start. Not everything has to be end of the world serious, you dig?11 points
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You’re giving people the reaction they’re looking for by saying stuff like this. Not trolling you at all by saying this im just saying don’t feed into it.11 points
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I asked nicely not to be called bro. Sorry if my response offends other members.11 points
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I can’t believe how dead this place is. More people should be excited about Andrew’s incoming snow.11 points
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NBM looks good for tomorrow evening. Obviously given how intricate the situation is going to be it's going to be a watch the radar as it's happening situation. C-zones are notorious for having surprises on placement, amount of precip, and duration.10 points
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Please don't call me "bro heim." "Bro" is acceptable, if gently discouraged.9 points
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Mixed precip in Eastgate area of Bellevue right meow. 38 degrees. NAM is going to be correct.8 points
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The 3km NAM is the driest mesoscale model by far. It doesn't believe in stratoform precipitation at all, which makes it useless during the winter and pretty bad for stalled convection/latent heat machines such as PSCZ's.8 points
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Snow map for the model I just posted. Obvious this zone will be south of normal.8 points
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HRRR looks amazing for Washington County and the Portland area. Bands of heavy snow from Monday afternoon to Tuesday morning with temps dropping to 32/31. Drops 5" of snow here7 points
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I'm sure the original comment containing "bro" had no ill-intent behind it. I've more often than not seen it used in friendly banter. It's not the most professional way to address someone but it was a pretty common phrase at one point in time.7 points
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Going to Western Ne. for a graduation (not my choice) in mid-May and then on to Estes Park, Co. and the Rocky Mountain National Park (my consolation) for several days afterward. Getting in a horseback trip up into the Rockies while we are there too. Looks like there will still be plenty of snow in areas to say the least. Picture is from the web. Looking forward to posting mine though.7 points
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We’ll see for the north Cascades into BC, but I’m feeling good about the Washington Cascades south of Snoqualmie and the mountains of Oregon.7 points
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Hey FUKK you punk, come say to me face, I will give you my address.7 points
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The NAM is better for King County Monday evening than the 0z. Looks like the area between North Seattle and Tacoma is in the possible range according to a blend of the models.7 points
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Again? Wtf has oregon won this winter, over 2+" of sleet and zr for most of the willamete valley? I wouldn't call that winning.6 points
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Thursday evening is starting to look really nice for Puget sound for more organized snowfall.6 points
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@westcoastexpat - an old EC friend from my Shaw days once told me that there were apparently some federal laws on the books about misrepresenting professional charts that could endanger the lives of others and that some unlucky bastard in Alberta had been charged over sharing misread map in the heart of hail season. Just say the word and with the backing of the professional community, we can ban these kinds of maps from being shared by the uneducated.6 points
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