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dairyd

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  1. It's true and they don't. thus it is proven time again. taxpayers should replace the mets with a bot imo. maybe a letter to a congresscritter cc to seattle office
  2. I LOVE the new satt. if you line up the beg/end circulation I come up with almost due south on 6 hour timeframe but it is a guess, it might be jogging at the last few frames. one interesting thing is the convection n/s along the olympic coast pulling from the low level moisture vs. the upper level moisture that's generating the squalls inland at the moment. could be the overnight snowmaker that overperforms?
  3. They use chip-seal size gravel. bigger than what you are talking about.
  4. In Pullman they actually put out road gravel on the roads when it snows/ices up along with the salt. That is so you can stop at the bottom of the hill.
  5. That's because anything north of Everett doesn't count for NWS seattle. Trust me, had many of discussion with them about this.
  6. The thing is, if you just take 10 min. to take your nose out of your precious model and look at the sattelite you can see the advection and frontogenesis in real time. At that point you know what the model doesn't. That means you aren't a met anymore but a model rider like the rest of the internet kids.
  7. not the first nw met to be burned by an upper level trough, won't be the last
  8. the 700mb trough is quite pronounced. quite magnificent in this view imo.
  9. and the roadworks in the area don't use salt anyways so its not like they use NWS as a resource to get ahead of the storm. Unlike in other parts of the country where they care about motorists' safety.
  10. this is a weather discussion board? or isn't it? can we discuss a published weather model or not? what are the rules here, asking for a friend.
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