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You can get fronto on TT. You can do x-sections of it as well although I never figured it out on a tablet…seems you need a mouse. -
I would’ve blamed Gallagher if he hadn’t died a couple years ago.
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@CoastalWx https://www.wmur.com/article/assault-watermelon-market-basket-tilton-new-hampshire/46290518
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Hopefully I didn’t trigger any canines with that post. The cc reference was just sarcasm. Please don’t bite me.
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Climate change is turning me into Tolland now though. I get a little snow and then the cutters just rip through here unabated and wipe me back to bare ground. He’s turning into Mount Waialeale now.
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SREFs are going to nail this
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Imagine you live in Chicago and tell me whether it shifted the past couple of days or not.
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We explain it multiple times every season. Some don’t listen.
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Hopefully that messenger shuffles all the way to an ACK jack. I’m going to have major flooding concerns here with 6”+ followed by 2” of rain with frozen ground and I won’t be home to reroute water around my chicken run. Losing the CAD early week sucks. I did want some pack for insulating the plant roots.
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10.5° No single digits yet, but still a little time this morning.
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Under Pats 4, Jets 2
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GFS is losing the 10th…it’s a relatively quick flip to rain here as well. 2” of qpf…ugh
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Nice banding for S NH though.
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Looks a little flatter to me…similar spacing.
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s/w looks a little stronger. looks like it may be better up my way.
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Deeper the cut…deeper the wedge. d10 and it’s already wedged up to H85 here until fropa.
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Just the CMCs…especially up there.
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It has skin temps pushing -80°F in spots lol
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Warm air advection cold conveyor belt
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That’s a hell of a CT screwgie
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I’ll take the under compared to last storm. It’ll be very meh up here.
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Well I just mean a significant low has been consistently modeled. The storm can shift 200 miles either way and it’s still a cutter to us. But in the Plains or Great Lakes it can mean drastically different weather. The warm frontal precip and warm sector covers a large area. The sweet spot in a snowstorm is usually much smaller on a spatial scale.
