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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. GEM zoinks New Ipswich, NH and Ashburnham, MA with 3'.
  2. There is going to be mucho low level frontogenesis along the north shore if that euro depiction played out....wow. Like 6" on the beach of Amesbury to 15-18" here, and like 27" just west of Nashua. Y-I-K-E-S
  3. Personally, Euro is near perfect, as far as I'm concerned....however due to my proclivity to steal as much snow as I can, I'd like the capture delayed about 6-12 hours and maybe a nudge se a hair...
  4. I like where I sit...some wiggle room for a slightly later capture.
  5. I said 8 and 20", but I also think models are rushing the development.
  6. My first year here last season bit the big one...either watching NNE pound, or losing out to my old latitude... constantly stuck in the middle.
  7. I'd rather that than congrats Coastalwx. I can't stomach that again after the way last seson ended in March.
  8. I can do either. Anyone else? @ORH_wxman @CoastalWx @weathafella @Ginx snewx
  9. Isn't that more pronounced with Miller a systems?
  10. That was one of my worst bone jobs. I'd be more than happy to give it another whirl, though.
  11. So this system is progged to overperform relative to analog composite?
  12. There is some transient NAO ridging, but its not 8SD block like 2010. We'll see-
  13. So why shouldn't guidance close this off too quickly like so many other Miller Bs???
  14. I'm more concerned with the pressing confluence, than I am the faster occlusion. I know we always hear about the late nw trend due to latent heat from convection, but that is more with miller As.
  15. One's man's treasure if often his own delusion, as well. Models love to rush the development of miller B's....like a told I cohort of salivating NYC weenies when the EURO jacked them in Jan 2015.
  16. 12z EURO makes me want to vomit. I'd absolutely lose it after last season. Not only does it track further se, but it closes off and occludes sooner, so the load is shot sw.
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