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  1. Plus terrain enhancement, could push 30" along the Wapack Trail
  2. You know a jucy lucy is a hamburger in Minnesota … https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jucy_Lucy … not a
  3. XC skiing in Weston under flood lights this evening as the heavier bands moved through was magical. Still, big dendrites, a couple of inches in about an hour.
  4. -SN but steady and calm in Cambridge. Started about 10m ago.
  5. -32 at KMSP is pushing into record territory there.
  6. I guess the Berks aren't SNE? Foot of depth >2000'.
  7. +TSRA in Boston. Meanwhile >1000' it certainly seems to be snowing. (Webcams from Berkshire East and elsewhere confirm)
  8. 78h locations of low pressure: ECMWF: 993 over PSM GGEM: 988 over ALB RGEM: 987 over ALB GFS: 992 over YQM GFS v16: 989 over PSM NAM: 991 over BID
  9. At least the ground should remain frozen so we don't lose the first few inches of anything that does fall.
  10. 12/31 was 45˚ at KBOS, and 42˚ several more days … but yes, very stable. From what I can tell, the 18˚ temp range at KBOS is the lowest such range for the first 11 days of Jan on record. And not likely to change much soon, either.
  11. Kind of impressive: the Charles is iced over east of the Longfellow, despite the temperature at BOS not having fallen below 24 this month
  12. Ehh I'll sell that. Dec '14 was ugly and that extended to Jan 5. But Jan 8 had a low of -1 and a -20 anomaly. The only real melt beyond that was a 18h period (if memory serves me) which was a pretty good ZR event up north. None of this San Diego-but-colder weather.
  13. A bit on the stability of the current pattern. Since 1/1 at KBOS: hi 42, low 24, range: 18 Previous lowest range: 23. Average 40, max 60, stdev 10. So this is the most anomalous year (since KBOS kept records) in either direction. Overall min/max -4/74. The kind of crazy thing is that … it is going to stay just as stable for the next week per most modeling.
  14. What a snooze fest for the next week. For KBOS GFS has the temperature staying in a 14˚ range (average daily range) although MOS a bit higher. 1000-500 ranges between 533 and 540. No precip. Light winds. Would have been lovely weather to have a nice two-foot snowpack, but, alas, that ship sailed on Christmas Eve.
  15. 16 at KBOS last night. By far the coldest night of the year. A hell of a lot better than the last storm, where the day before was in the upper 50s!
  16. I ran around Pleasant Bay the other day when they were landing on one of the 4s. Usually there's an aircraft landing above you every 90 seconds or so on that vector (if the ceilings are at the right level, they appear out of the ether). In the mile and a half around the bay, which took me about 12 minutes, I saw one DL 757. That's it.
  17. I ran around Pleasant Bay the other day when they were landing on one of the 4s. Usually there's an aircraft landing above you every 90 seconds or so on that vector (if the ceilings are at the right level, they appear out of the ether). In the mile and a half around the bay, which took me about 12 minutes, I saw one DL 757. That's it.
  18. Shift that north 50-100 mi and don't waste the snow on fish who won't appreciate it and I'll be a happy camper.
  19. Wouldn't complain, but mostly congrats BGM.
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