There must be like 100 stars in the universe. Sometimes I stand outside on a clear night and think about how many thousands of years it would take to get to one of those stars going as fast as our current technology allows. Voyager 1 and 2 are going 40,000 miles per hour. And it would still 16,000 years to get to the nearest star at that speed. And that is like going one grain of sand to the next grain of sand on a beach. Mind boggling. Why are we here??

The GEFS is pretty chilly.

Concerning. Another trend like that and it will look like the Aifs.

This just Popped up on my memories from 2016 when I was in High School tracking the Dec 2016 snow which ended up just being a 2” overrunning event (I’d gladly take that right now) back then all of my buddies would make fun of me for looking at weather forums all day

More digging but also a weaker ridge on GEFS. Not sure what to make of it.