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In response to "Hows that Nor-Easter doin? -- nm" by budice

I learned today that it's not a Nor'easter which is directional as well as needing high winds. I had no idea what it really meant before that -- nm

Posted by Krusty (aka Krustylu) Dec 16 '20, 11:28

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High chance of tie-dyed eggs raining down on everyone -- nm - JaxSean Dec 16, 11:48
BUt .... the name. -- nm - loosilu Dec 16, 11:31 11
- Nor'easter, which as everyone knows, means "in the NE." Just like Florida locals call hurricanes "Sou'easters." -- nm - Ron Burgundy Dec 16, 11:35 3
  - ah, didn't think of that. -- nm - loosilu Dec 16, 11:39 2
    - Thank you, Ron Burgundy!!! -- nm - 🎅Spawnta🎅 Dec 16, 11:42 1
      - Dammit, who put three exclamation points on the TelePrompTer -- nm - Baron the Bluenose Reinbear🐻 Dec 16, 11:54
- If the winds come from the northeast it will be considered a nor'easter. This is coming from the west -- nm - Krusty Dec 16, 11:35 5
  - This looks like a classic nor’easter weather pattern to me. Winds are from the NE here. Not sure where you’re seeing otherwise. -- (edited) - znufrii Dec 16, 12:05 1
    - The storm is moving in from the south west on the radar not down from the northeast -- nm* - Krusty Dec 16, 12:12
  - That's what I'm saying. IT's right there in the name. -- nm - loosilu Dec 16, 11:39 2
    - Foot of snow. Windy. That's a Nor'easter, I don't care where the winds are from. -- nm - ty97 Dec 16, 11:42 1
      - YOu, sir, are no Yankee. -- nm - loosilu Dec 16, 11:44
- meaning from, not towards. -- nm - Reagen Dec 16, 11:34

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