Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
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Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
All,
Attached is a link to a PDF which is a fascinating case study of the February 21st-22nd storm written by our own RB. The depth of knowledge RB has is way beyond what anyone else has on this board to date. I have learned a lot from him this winter as I'm sure most of you have as well. For those who have known me for awhile know how much I like to create a learning experience / atmosphere on forums. I feel it's important people get something out of my content than just knowing what the weather will be. RB thank you for taking the time and for helping to make this place the way I envisioned it.
Best,
Frank
Attached is a link to a PDF which is a fascinating case study of the February 21st-22nd storm written by our own RB. The depth of knowledge RB has is way beyond what anyone else has on this board to date. I have learned a lot from him this winter as I'm sure most of you have as well. For those who have known me for awhile know how much I like to create a learning experience / atmosphere on forums. I feel it's important people get something out of my content than just knowing what the weather will be. RB thank you for taking the time and for helping to make this place the way I envisioned it.
Best,
Frank
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
Tonight is my wife's night to give the kids a bath and put to bed. My hr of alone time will be reading this. Thanks rb
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
Yes, Doc, I'm having a glass of wine this evening after the chores are all done and enjoy this write up by rb.What a great addition to this board he is.
Thanks rb for this and to you Frank for providing the space for this instruction for those who are trying to learn.
Thanks rb for this and to you Frank for providing the space for this instruction for those who are trying to learn.
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
I have always been interested in weather and I don't post but read and read and read just about everything on this board and that was a great write-up rb. I even got a laugh as near the end of the write-up you meant to say assessed but it was written as "assed" which is just, well, funny. I am a scientist, well wetland ecologist to be exact, and always enjoy reading scientific literature and that piece was certainly a scientifically written piece that was written in such a way that even an atmospheric "wanna be" scientist such as myself could understand. Job well done.
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
I am busy today and tomorrow, but I can't wait to read this! Looking forward to it!
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
I have to say this was a fantastic read Raymond. Thank you!
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
Hey, I see it was posted!! Thanks everybody for reading, really. It's so cool to just be able to talk weather with others who are as interested, if not more interested than I am, and to be able to add input and help you to understand at least parts of things is really awesome. I learn just as much from you guys as you may be from me, and I hope it can continue
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
And Frank, thank YOU for the opportunity not only to do this writeup, but to also be a part of such an awesome "place". The members on this board are as enthusiastic as my classmates were at school; and trust me, that's saying a lot lol Makes it so much fun, regardless of who gets the most snow. You, and everybody else on here ROCK!!!!
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
Ray.
I just got the chance to sit and read this tonight. A fantastic piece of work. I can't imagine or guess how many hours this took but thanks for taking out the time to do it.
Since you've started posting on this board I immediately recognized you as one of our top 5 analysts and this just solidifies why. For any that haven't had the chance to sit and read this yet I highly recommend it.
I just got the chance to sit and read this tonight. A fantastic piece of work. I can't imagine or guess how many hours this took but thanks for taking out the time to do it.
Since you've started posting on this board I immediately recognized you as one of our top 5 analysts and this just solidifies why. For any that haven't had the chance to sit and read this yet I highly recommend it.
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Re: Case Study: February 21, 2015 Storm by rb924119
Thanks Cp!! And no worries, my friend, I really enjoy doing studies like that as well as spreading knowledge to others, so it was a win-win
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