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ariof

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  • Four Letter Airport Code For Weather Obs (Such as KDCA)
    KBOS
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    Bikes, skis, snow, transportation.

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  1. i was in Mont Ste Anne that week, we didn't crack zero between our arrival and going through Concord, NH on the way home.
  2. This morning: PANC: 36, 3" snow depth, 1.9" monthly snowfall KMSY: 23, 8" snow depth, 8" monthly snowfall
  3. 5 in a row at BDL <20 (3rd longest streak behind 1979 and 1918). 6 in a row at BOS (second behind 1918).
  4. Looks more likely than not that BOS will have its first Jan that doesn't hit 50 since 2009. Average monthly max is 56, previous recent below-50s include 2009 (40), 2003 (44), 2001 (44), 1991 (49), 1985 (45), 1977 (47), so about one year in seven.
  5. Yeah per Google Maps looks like the bad driving is Campton through the Notch but once you drop a few feet fine, and then once you get past Fabyans and south through Crawford. Hope the nordic trails got snow and they groom it tomorrow morning … we're trying to thread the needle between SN.
  6. Let's not get too carried away running towards the end zone here, Leon is still with us. Last year's Valentine's debacle didn't really bust until 24h before the event start … which would be the 18Z suite.
  7. It would be very 2025 for the NAM to score a coup over all the other guidance for the first time in the direction of "not a storm" rather than its usual excitement over storms that fizzle/miss.
  8. GFS looks great for SNE/coastal areas (this is out to 240h). G
  9. A rare year where the west side of the mountain has better snow than the east.
  10. Hokkaido has as many people as the Boston MSA, with a slightly larger land mass. Still, Sapporo snow is ridiculous. They average 182" per year, a bad year is still 125, and a good year pushes in on 300. January 1981 had 107" of snow, which is slightly more, but really not that much, than Boston got in that period.
  11. Metro populations here. Depending on how you count, Boston is 5-8 million (MSA vs CSA), Sapporo is 2.6m.
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