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I’m probably 7 or 8 miles ssw of you. 6-10 seems like a reasonable goal
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Well hopefully a little damp if not juicyWell hopefully a little damp if not juicy
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Where juicy
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My oh my this is confusing. I’ll take that 18-24 with lollies though
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Happy birthday to someone who knows how to be in the moment. May the snow give you some some beautiful birthday moments. Ad meah v’esrim!
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Euro pretty good no? And rgem?
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That’s a good note to go to sleep on. Noticed a lot of mixed precipitation showing up in our zones now, strangely
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I'll tell you one thing, this is a tremendous antecedent airmass before an early season storm. No problem sticking here and no problem with plenty of cold air to start the storm, at least up this way. The cold is still advecting and it is brutal out there.
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yours and my qpf are pretty similar. seeing almost all of it over 1" and some of it around 1.4 - 1.5, and I think even one closer to 2". That should be 10:1 for the first .5 - .75 and then perhaps some 15:1 for the second half. i think a lot of those 8-12 might change to 12-18.
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been there done that...gonna happen to someone and what a tough forecast.
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We're definitely in the game to get the great late in the storm band I would think, given the track, yes? I mean who knows.
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I'm sure it is the right call for now, but we've had days and days of model runs of over 6 and many many over 12...but I know how this goes in this particular area of Merrimack County. Agree with Brian that this will be interesting to watch develop on radar...surprises that are hopefully good for man. I feel like Jeff and you could have a big upside surprise if it slows and bombs in the GOM. Such fun so early!
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Good to know. Decidedly unenthusiastic forecast in terms of large totals in the afternoon package. I was surprised but maybe the SE ticks are going to be real.
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I moved to the area on March 31, 2008 to some of the most enormous snow piles I’ve ever seen. 2 feet of snow on the ground at that time. And the following year we had somewhere around 120 inches I think. So I got spoiled and assumed we’d get the best goes every time
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They speak in years and we speak in decades. I think they got nailed with the jackpot four times in about one month just a few years ago. Congrats dendrite is a misnomer being perpetuated by the fake news media to our south
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We get nailed a lot less than you think. Rarely do we jackpot on coastals or even close to it. We tend to pile up our 70 inches by adding small events that you don't get down there. Every once in a while we do really well in a coastal, i.e. Jan 201 or Oct 2011 but usually it is you down there over to ORH that gets the best, and then the crazy deform that always ends up in VT and ENY.
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Bless your heart
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And usually we swing and miss at those. Maybe not this time.
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Winter!!!! 6+ for us
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And the chickens?
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I noticed a low in the southern stream moving out of the southern plains, on the WPC map
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8-8 means 8" in one period and 8 in the next? 16 for you? tucked into the Cape and slow moving almost has to be good from Mike's old house thru Dendriteland to you.
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You sound like Bastardi. Go visit Patagonia and have a look at the glaciers that are disappearing
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I think Chris put up a CIPS analog chart yesterday which looked particularly good for central into parts of northern New England
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Relieved the overnight runs stabilized after the south trend. Like the idea of a two part storm. Part 1 gets some really well and part 2 gets others well, and It ends with lots of happy people. Somebody keeps snowing between the main events, light but accumulating? And there is room for a tick or two north.
