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Torch Tiger

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  1. Yeah it's far south, like Pickles said the base elevations are quite low. north towards Jackson/Wildcat is where you go up up up to bases like 1500'?, different world up there.
  2. Relatively maybe, but often I noticed there's little snow to preserve there despite the CAD. Of course there are weenie spots in that area, too, but I was just talking Conway/North Conway in general. We used to stay in N. Conway at around 1200' fairly close to Cranmore, the snow pack (when there was some) was noticeably better than in-town below 1000' and surely 500', sometimes double or triple
  3. Yeah it doesn't look like a complete disaster.
  4. That's a good question for snow-eating potential. Depends on the model and what you believe to be true, maybe ~12 hours above 45 in your hood? That's roughly what the Euro and gfs have.
  5. oh fun, I grew up in Attleboro. Also have memories of wind events from the 80's to around 2002? but specific dates usually escape me. Besides singular events like Gloria, Bob (on C.C.), Perfect Storm 91, etc. I don't remember 12/24/94 for some reason, besides the synoptics (didn't that have sub-tropical characteristics?) maybe it was really good.
  6. confirmed well I would say snow if we didn't have any, but that's over and done, now it's all about the SE scream.
  7. Yeah I'm not too excited anymore here, worse is the thick snowpack hurts and it's too much to melt before the llj maxes.. but we'll see about coastal/SE zones and maybe some inland hilltops.
  8. should have booked Jay or the loaf, mediocre to bad winters with cutters are rough in Conway <3
  9. Didn't melt a sample but 17.8" is final with 6-hour measurements, but with compaction and some sun it's already down to like 11-13
  10. Where are you located? yeah I agree, not too impressed for either the 10th or 13th locally (wind-wise). 12/18 was also mediocre in the Lowell area, though more wild I-95 and especially SE obviously.
  11. Yeah wow very subdued feel for this one. Maybe the 13th cutter will be better? Hmm
  12. I haven't looked into it too much but here's CIPS Day 3 Top 5 Most Similar Analogs 1. 20100203/0000 2. 19970107/0000 3. 20030220/0000 4. 20091130/0000 5. 19870117/0000
  13. Yeah incredible setup, nevermind the tornadoes, there's probably going to be a crazy wild straight-line wind event for many.
  14. not much to discuss, as the storm looks well-modeled. quick shot of snow for a few, over to heavy heavy rain and hopefully some wild winds. We'll see, but I'm very excited
  15. ...Worcester County... 1 NE Lunenburg 17.1 in 0413 PM 01/07 #1
  16. 16.6" at 6pm when I cleared, looks to be still going so I'll measure final in the AM
  17. Yeah just a few light gusts, only now is it getting somewhat breezy
  18. 16.2", last hurrah underway. settled depth is only 13"ish, though cartops are 15"ish
  19. Pushing 14", had 12.7 at noon and there's another 1"+ new
  20. Remember when folks said 18+" wasn't realistic :D
  21. Wild, double digits already, heard a transformer gun shot pop too so we probably have outages around
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