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Torch Tiger
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And you know how the backlash"" works out on drying nw winds. next
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Of course there will be jackpots and so on, a general 3-7" seems fine to me and room to go upwards (or a snow hole for BAF )
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Yeah that's what I envisioned a few days ago, never really wavered. Light/mod hit WOR but better east, in general. OFC Berks ** Not sure why everyone's so hell-bent on models lol
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bro is model watching like a hawk
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I'd ignore SREF until like <36h personally
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DGEX? I think that was the la-la land ETA
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seasonable
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nothing urgent, but concerns
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hopefully it's epic, it's all we got right now
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hit -27F in N Foster RI in 1996, and -17 where I was 15 mi east. yore
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whew thank god we survived the "epicosity" again. It was a wild, special ordeal but we made it
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or this one is rather juicy, too. you can imagine the melts if that D9 one hugs/cuts
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January is half over, it doesn't appear any major storms are on the horizon, not even a killer cutter. let's face it, it's time to move onto next month
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On the bright side, the 12z Euro OP has a D13 snower for NNE
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I agree with slightly below to near normal snowfall for most of NE, but it'll probably be mostly 1-2 storms with a few torches thrown in that weigh everything ++. Like a general 2-4 maybe higher in spots ...of course saying that, it'll be SWFE flow express days and days setups all month =)
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With January flying by, winter will soon be quickly winding down as we head through February. Often a prolific snow month, wintry and white may be in the cards, but LR models/seasonal forecasts have been quite mild if not torchy (which can work for NNE, especially). Let's discuss the end of winter!
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I think it'll end up middle-ground, probably more snow eor but not a shutout west
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are you saying we just don't know yet?
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days and days... until it's inside D10
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6-12" is considered major/historic according to late 1980's/early 1990's. Speaking for SNE/CNE
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