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Yeah I don’t understand it either. It’s a new tool that should improve over time. Gotta keep pushing forward with progress. Some paths are deadends, but some become the main artery.

Hal…is it going to be a nice day to hike Mt Washington today? ”Yes Dave. It looks warm and beautiful. Wear light clothing”

We’ll see. I think Steve used the word volatile and I agree. It may feel a little like a rollercoaster temp wise with anomalies leaning cooler the further north you go with more wedging during times of WAA.

The end of the week probably ends up something like… Wed 39-44…Thu 45-50…Fri 50-55 BDL normal will be near 40°. Compared to what it’s been I think the vibe is going to be warmth. But I don’t really know what you’re talking about by pattern…this week? the upcoming few weeks?

1000hr 2m temps. What could go wrong? It looks like it wants to be warm in the Great Lakes too, but it’s popping big neg anomalies over Lake Superior. I could see that in the spring, but don’t understand how the lake helps them pull neggies in Jan.

It’s a lousy pattern…even if we sneak cold shots in and average normal. If you hate warmth, just be happy that ridge axis is shaping up more towards the MS valley. Maybe we can luck out, but it’s not great.

1.5”/0.09.

Inv trough lighting up for the Cape now.

It’s coming onshore coastal NH now. There’s the overall inverted trough and then the more convective elements closer to the coast embedded.

Getting more of those NORLUN echoes snaking into PWM now.

Inv trough Up to 1.5” with some good bursts of fluff. Getting a little breezy too.

It was right for the wrong reasons up here.

You can see some of those convective elements offshore on GYX now. That should back near the coast and then maybe clip Cape Ann and the Cape later as the trough sags south.