Greg
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Remember up to 60 hours is good on the Nam. Outside of 60 it shouldn't be a lock because it is the NAM.
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Not bad, not bad at all
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The high to the North is also retreating slower so the primary can't go as far north and the redevelopment is also slightly further south
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I I think New York City Proper might be 3-6" instead, just my honest take on things. Boston should end up with over 6" when the storm is done but we'll see what future tightening of the goalpost reveal in future runs.
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Exactly, the taint would not be that long or bad at all on this.
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I personally think the 5"-10" zone you have may be slightly further southeast than you have it here.
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Euro gives us a pause but we'll see if it continues tonight. Not like we really have to wait long.
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Need the Euro to be slightly less amped.
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I hope this Euro is not correct because a Cape Cod Track is not good for the heart of our viewing area for Early December. However knowing the Euro is slightly amped gives me less worry since we're still 60 hours till go time. If it does this again then I will start to become concerned.
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It seems to keep printing out what I stated earlier in the post. A general 10"-18". 10"-14" around the Boston area and 14"-18" around the higher terrain of the Central/Southern Berks, Worcester, MA, Southern Monads (Jaffrey), to the far Southeastern, NH into Northeastern, MA
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I actually hope you get it for your birthday my friend.
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That sucked for me personally.
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This thing is looking like a classic early December snowstorm with a 10"-18" swath from around Hartford, Ct to North Providence, RI to the Boston, MA area north into Southeastern NH back around to Jaffrey, NH to around the Springfield, MA area. This seems to be what is coming into focus, however still 66 hours or so to go until go time.
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I'd say more like 25% on a more realistic basis.
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Watch in the next couple of panels how the Boston area catches up.
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Go out to 114 hour then press total. That's a pretty decent storm.
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Yeah, I agree this looks better.
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True.
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This will always be the chance/risk we take with the primary Low dying over the eastern Great lakes and another trying to reform off the coast.
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Yeah, the primary dies over the eastern Great lakes we get the WAA and then the coastal starts to take over around southeast New Jersey. Where that truly tracks will determine how much snow we can get around here.
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Maybe, however statistically it would be colder aloft and BL with cooler SST's. You don't always need pure arctic air to have accumulating snow even in downtown Boston nor 32-35 degree water SST's. That has been seen and proven many times before throughout the years.
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Sounds to me like a snow exhaust prone zone of some sort
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The Coastal Bomb "A Snow Weenies' Wet Dream"
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I wouldn't mind a 2013 but not most/all would unless you were in the CT sweet spot.
