Ginx snewx
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PNS http://www.erh.noaa.gov/box/climate/snowrpts/DE100301
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just to the NE of that we banged almost 2 feet, one of the classics. Believe dry slot in SE CT
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lifetime achievement award
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How would we know?
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Nice pic from Lake Winni
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Far NNE is another climate and out of my concentration.
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I just read that entire Jan thread, wow on the Debras in that thread. In fact you said the same thing Jan 10 th when we started seeing strong signals for something to pop. Many doubters few believed,grasshoppers with patience were.
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There were strong signals but of course no specifics as is always the case. the only mega snowstorm i can ever recall being modeled pretty good out past 5 days was 93.
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not everyone,in fact Jan 05 was analog for a week prior and mentioned several times
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crushed
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Man that storm was about as convuluted as it comes but those neg 850's were at historical levels. Pretty powerful stuff. Miss Scott
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Will and our great late friend Scott absolutely nailed it.
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How did you NH guys miss this last night???
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Sugarloaf Maine killing it
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what a great historical account and it brings back so many memories
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funny how that happens . the most famous one is Ash Wednesday
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there would be nooses, car exhausts and Tobin bridges launches everywhere if that repeated.
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Thats cool because it was one of the most impressive of all time for its raw power and QPF
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Probably close, the valley probably mixed, but the hills as you approach Foster probably got smoked. I see the gradient all the time, Moosup downtown (the 3 stores lol) is at like 250 feet but rises quickly to 650 in the surrounding hills, Foster is about 3 miles from me at around 675, in between is Sterling which is at 715 thats about 3/4 mile from me, so there are some great gradients. for Scooter: my full/new moon fetish with superstorms yea it was a full moon.
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I was a volunteer with NWS/state of RI Climatologist doing ground truthing for the then infancy Doppler so I had a lot of their equipment, they told me then even their rain totals were off due to the wind, like a TS hard to capture. obviously the COOPs who received all snow were able to melt cores and get good readings.
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The coast got smoked by wind and waves too, man that storm was ferocious, a weenie drive 20 minute from the coast to Foster and I witnessed an insane gradient. The coast did get a decent ULL backside dumping and flash freeze too, but the damage was extensive.
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Storrs and West Thompson over 4, ORH total is way low, lots of 5's and 6's everywhere
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crazy at North Foster 1992-12-11 37 32 34.5 2.5 30 0 3.58 3.2 3 1992-12-12 34 27 30.5 -1.2 34 0 2.00 20.0 21
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