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moneypitmike

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  1. Does that attempt to control for IP?
  2. Nothing to see here, folks. Move along.
  3. Since this one will be relatively low-impact regardless of how it plays out, I imagine it's not as pita as the prior events.
  4. Yes--I left that out. If that map verifies, I'll have had 27" from 3 (or 4 depending on how you count Dec 1-3) events without a watch/warning.
  5. I was just looking at the BOX snow map.......the totals they're showing over 36 hours are about what some of us saw in about an hour during the Dec. 1 system. I guess that's one difference between a high-impact and low-impact event.
  6. If .5 is the ceiling, I suspect most would escape much in the way of damage/major outages. It will look beautiful though and set the stage for the cool down later in the week.
  7. It's like I-84 east of Hartford.....people forget how to drive. Meanwhile, the wind is just roaring here.
  8. Here's an rgem clownie. Congrats Pete/Dave/Ray
  9. How'd that do with the other snows this month?
  10. .5 to .75 centimeters.....let's stock up on bread and milk
  11. Even if it's not covered, the dog shit will be frozen solid. Regardless, Lunenburg would check in with an extra 3-5.
  12. This is true......it's also tough to get between 20-30" of snow in December and have nothing to show for it.
  13. And higher still north of Rt 2. This 'most likely' map is the same as their 10% map. 16 pages for mostly meh.
  14. New map from BOX. Congrats, Chris.
  15. Love that little orange j/p in Lunenburg.
  16. So.....it's possible much of the area may wind up between 20-30" in the month December yet still manage to start 2020 with bare ground.
  17. A lost storm and then the torch would be a kick in each nut.
  18. Do you have a spread on that mean?
  19. Barring where any banding sets up---I'd like to see a couple ticks more and a ramp up on the qpf.
  20. LOL at the GFS with the storm next weekend. It brings it from the GA coast and proceeds to move it south toward the Carribean.
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