dendrite
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Ukie actually punches the dryslot through NH and pounds into C MA/NE CT on the SW edge of that backbent wf. The problem is the model is a little warm. -1C at 925 in C MA and 0C into NE CT and has 2m temps well into the 30s. Knock those numbers down 1-2C and the clowns will respond.
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Stein's dong up here
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May have missed it posted, but RGEM is Berks/Mitch/Monads as well. Pretty warm/meh up here too with 925 only down to -1C.
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There's going to be some huge differences between those pounding at 32.5F and those at 33.5F.
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Berks and Mitch buried on the goofus.
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I’m going to end up outside every 30 mins shaking paste off of my bamboo.
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6z RGEM is still over the canal before hooking back in.
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Both of those NAMs are LOL.
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How many husbands watch you?
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Clowns gonna clown
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Bigger shift on the 3k.
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lol NAM is frigid
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Still looking like mostly an elevation deal. Good luck with those 10:1 maps during the day with marginal temps in the lower els.
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What’s the apology for making her go through a real Randolph winter?
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Firehose right up to Phin too.
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Maybe not even paste for Mitch at 2kft+? Just flat out croacking at 30-31F?
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Congrats to the monads milfs.
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Not offhand and no I wouldn't forecast it. But depending on how the lows back in and if the placement is just right W CT and even BDL could pound paste while you slot for a bit. No need to be scared.
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Some of these runs definitely have a period of Drizzle in Tolland with CT Snow.
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Ryan flashing to snow at times while NE CT stays rain?
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Yikes...that's close to big paste here as well. 33F at 2m in mby Fri afternoon. The DGZ dries out midday so the best mid level forcing is more up toward Gene and WNE.
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I'd feel better about accums if it was May or October. April is no longer a winter month up here.
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Amen. I have chickens so I let the dutch white clover go wild. I'm trying to plant some out front now where the grass struggles more. Do you just spread it over the lawn and let it germinate on its own? I tried spreading some last year during the summer, but maybe the dry conditions prohibited it. I want to get it down before the storm later this week. The top soil is pretty poor out there so maybe it won't even grow without some soil/compost added.
