Sey-Mour Snow
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Ya true, definitely would prefer the EPS to verify verbatim.
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Looks like GEFS and GEPS pushed back a bit. EPS looked fine but GEFS led the charge in pacific last pattern change.
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Florida reporting wintry precip
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Rumors of White Christmas’ another 20 years and it will be a summer holiday.
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What radar are you using?
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27.8 here steadier snow moving in. 18-21 degrees from nyc metro to SWCT .
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Look at western CT forming overhead like I said before. Light snow here was a good squall training to my north earlier.
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No . Our squalls will form overhead.
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5 degree drop in 10 min now holding steady
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37-39 in extreme western CT
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Flash freeze threat really increasing. With rain changing to snow squalls as temps drop quickly. Already 44 here. Won’t have to drop much when the front comes.
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6z hrrr hinted at some intense squalls / hi res Reggie too
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Yea lost power at least once every year for several days finally after Isaias in Aug 2020 I bought a full house Generac installed in Jan 2021 and we haven’t lost power since.
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I mean if worse case scenario is realized great idea. But it will 90% just be a waste of a day off and will piss off parents off even more if winds underperform . We were planning on wrapping Friday and what not while they were in school so much for that.
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Still rather have 2-4/3-6" then wind and extreme cold, then 50s and rain then wind like us.
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Euro was tamer on the polar vortex superstorm .. Bottoms out at 968 in Canada .. Not much wind in New England
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It moved east with the low bombing in Eastern Indiana compared to Western Indiana about 150 mile shift.. Winds not as impressive as GFS
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This is what you want for a KU along the East Coast. Pattern now looks far from that.
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Man it looks warm from Dec 29 to early January.
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Ya my stripes look pretty sharp for Christmas Time.
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Think the melts are bad now wait til we see Jim Cantore playing in 3 feet of thunder snow on Christmas Eve Eve with zero visibility and a -30 wind chill in Central Illinois.
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Well the only good thing about that statement is that it’s not winter yet and the models have no idea what will happen more than 7 days out so we have that going for us.
