moneypitmike
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Better than north.
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How’d the coast?
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Do they make accretion maps?
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Do you have a map for NNE?
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Looks like Maine will have the least amount of p-type issues. A little mixing for a couple hours perhaps. It looks like most of interior MA is the place to be. Qpf there plus temps to help things along.
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Love this temp gradient.
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Looks like more than an inch--perhaps 2.. 30*
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congrats.
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Still on the cool side at Pit2. Hoping that can stay below freezing for mot of the time.
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I’m in the blue spot on the Maine coast between the 2 pinks. Are the sleet? Asking for a friend.
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I would use the word “suck” instead of “be interesting.”
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Too bad we cant' set up with one of those cold drains down from ME/NH.
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-5 at Pit2 compared to 12 here in Westborough.
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IIRC correctly, the EC h asn't been hitting the side of a barn this season. Or am I making that up?
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There's always this. It's not great, but it may still be salvaged.
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Well that sucks.
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5.5
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I told my wife 6-7 and she simply said, "no".
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I wasn't criticizing........just remarking on the over-performance. I hope something similar happens next weekend when I'm up there.
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Looks like PIT2 was the place to be. The forecast and advisory had been for 4-6. ...Sagadahoc County... 2 SSE Bath 10.8 in 1142 AM 02/09 Trained Spotter Bath 9.5 in 0945 AM 02/09 Trained Spotter 2 ENE Topsham 8.0 in 1007 AM 02/09 Trained Spotter
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This doesn't look shabby, does it?
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Next weekend looks like a thing of beauty.
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I'm still waiting for Sagadahoc County to check in, but 8 miles west of Pit2 is reporting 8.5". I should have gone up.
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Eas-peasy clean up in any case.
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This just in: West Warwick, Bristol, Narragansett, Westerly, and Newport 851 AM EST Sun Feb 9 2025 ...FINAL BAND OF SNOW WILL BE MOVING ACROSS THE REGION THIS MORNING... A band of steady light to moderate snow was rotating south across central and eastern Massachusetts. This band will move across eastern Connecticut, Rhode Island and southeast Massachusetts before ending between 10 am and noon. Additional snowfall will mostly be under one half inch, but localized 1 inch amounts are possible.
