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  2. BrianW
    Man.. going to be a ton of dirty hippys in the Pioneer Valley this week with river levels low. Haha. My hippy aunt in Ashfield said the same thing about river levels. Haha
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  4. smokeybandit
    Western Parker and Aurora getting the heavy rains today.
  5. Eskimo Joe
    That's a recipe for someone to get soaked.
  6. powderfreak
    First day that felt a bit more like fall. 67F off a high of 70F… Partly sunny, dews 48-52F.
  7. vortex95
    1030pm last night. Dang! Ton of CGs as well.
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  9. jaxjagman
    NFL Sunday ticket is strange on YOUTUBE.I got my daughter to sign up so i can watch Jacksonville because shes a student.It dont ask you nothing but your age,so i got it half price..lol.
  10. dailylurker
    Thanks for all the bad news lol. I appreciate everyone here. Snow camp is open to visitors. The positive note is I'm on top of the Tug. I'll have elevation on my side.
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  12. batmanbrad
    As of this morning's output, they seem to be holding onto the 5-10% TOR for our area tomorrow...
  13. stormy
    Historically, be patient until September/October.
  14. vortex95
    18z RRFS is the same. Both models show more than one wave of storms after the AM convection. I like the significant sfc dew point advection tomorrow aftn over the region
  15. nvck
    gonna head up there soon bc i've got nothing better to do, but concern atm is that the best LL shear is displaced north of the best thermos
  16. SEwakenosnowforu
    Everything just evaporates when it gets past greensboro. Uggg
  17. Eskimo Joe
    18z HRRR lights up NOVA with 3" - 5" of rain tomorrow
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  19. frontranger8
    Looks like the answer is yes. Another big storm about to hit your area.
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  21. MANDA
    And totally expected. Plume after plume of dust, a lot of subsidence and shear to knock back even the most robust looking wave that rolls of Africa. Caribbean looks to be shut down for at least the next 2-3 weeks and likely longer. Hard to imagine any meaningful ACE getting racked up in that area. Anything of note I think will have to come out of the SW Atlantic or maybe the Gulf. CSU ACE of 50 is starting to look generous. Even with peak Climo coming into view if we don't see some relaxation in the hostile atmospheric conditions I would not expect much. We'll see what things look like as we move into September but August looks to remain very quiet.
  22. NorthHillsWx
    Total whiff by models, but testament to just how hostile the basin is with El Niño roaring
  23. CAPE
    A juiced up inland runner with just enough cold in place could produce a big snowstorm there. Otherwise its mostly LES. Still a pretty good place to be in the eastern US even if snowfall is below normal there. All relative.
  24. 40/70 Benchmark
    Why are you still here if you find nothing of value?
  25. Eskimo Joe
    Question for the mets/long range folks. When would we expect to see such a large/powerful El Nino begin to couple with the atmosphere? Wouldn't that yield more precipitation events in this neck of the wood by now since it's so robust?
  26. John1122
    Had another one myself and now the sun is back out and the humidity is still miserable.
  27. psuhoffman
    Typically ninos are not good there. Warm winters. Southern storm track. Split flow. Not a lot of NS waves. But all it takes is one cold blast to get an epic event and I’m not am expect on lake effect but typically strong nino seasons are below avg snow for the lakes.
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