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mahk_webstah

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  1. Wpc latest has 1.25 qpf probably all or mostly snow for here. Probably same for s tv and nw mass. This is thru 0z 23rd. More to come I’d think.
  2. Probably your parents‘s greatest accomplishment too
  3. Lol. What is a great parent? Surviving? Keeping your children alive?
  4. To my untrained eye, the trends on the euro AI don’t look great. The system on the 23rd and 24th looks way south. I’m nothing else looks too robust.
  5. you must be forgetting what it’s like to have two kids under two in your home. The only charts I have are tracking feeding schedules and poop and supplies. I started tracking the euro AI a few weeks ago and I always look at WPC and I just figure that’s going to show me trends so I feel I have some sense of where things are headed. And then, of course I just read what everyone on here has to say.
  6. No, I just have a couple of pieces of things I look at and I look for trends. There’s been an uptick over the last couple of days on the QPF but also GYX is noting in increasing chances. I don’t usually spiral left of one model run as some of us do on here.
  7. Of course, but I track it every day and it’s been slowly increasing. Might be wet for you down there and the QPF is higher north of the Massachusetts border.
  8. Wpc increasing qpf the Sunday particularly up here. 1.5+ just a question of ptype
  9. I know there’s been some run to run waffling, but it seems that the overall signal has been for decent precipitation starting around mid week into the following week. It would make sense considering how dry it’s been.
  10. Well, the meteorologist can comment but it seems like a set up that isn’t quite so sensitive. The storm is coming from the west and it’s red developing along the coast as a very slow moving Miller B. If they’re still blocking, that would seem to be a good rationale for a crawler. This scenario has been shown on this model for several days and on other models at times I think.
  11. Euro AI makes the 19th 20th go poof on its approach. But it continues to have an absolute monster crawler, 36 hour storm in the 980s crawling along the southern New England coast. It’s had that for a while I think.
  12. Snowkakke? Ya gotta admit that would be a great thread title on this board
  13. Around 3 inches of liquid equivalent for most of New England south of the white mountains through February 27.
  14. Wow, the euro AI has a 36 hour coastal crawler around the 24th and 25th. That would be colossal as long as their mid levels don’t get flooded with warmth.
  15. The 34 inch pack was from 2011. The biggest I’ve measured this year is 25 inches just after the last storm.
  16. I measured the next morning around 7 AM and had 6 inches. So I’m assuming with settling it was probably 6 1/2. And then another inch in the squall later that day.
  17. I can relate lol. Nothing like the piles on the side of the road when I moved up here in late March 2008 though.
  18. Another good run is coming. They’ve started shelving off the top tops of the snow piles on the side of the road preparing to put more fresh snow on top of it. I’m just hoping to beat my personal all-time snow depth of 34 inches.
  19. Yes, it looks like we go on another run starting sometime later next week. If it plays out well, the snow pack could be pretty crazy up here. We’re around 2 feet right now and I don’t think we’re gonna lose that much given the cold nights, so we’ll probably have 18 to 20 when it starts piling back on top.
  20. Based on what I can ascertain so far, it gets warm in the early part of the week, maybe a day with 10 above normal or something. Then a minor system moves towards us, which might be mixed perhaps on Wednesday. Then a bigger system, which looks like a swfe and redeveloper comes in for Friday and Saturday, which should be snowy up here and a little tough to say in southern New England.
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