Damage In Tolland
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No they don’t lol. You don’t use it verbatim.look outside box
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There’s my grid collapser. Yes!!!
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Several times this winter. 2 ice storms. Next question
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Nah
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Trending in right direction at least
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Big big ice 90 south
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Rip em down
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Like your great Feb look
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Let’s continue bleeding south to HFD north
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Usually you toss those warm temps when you see these setups I recall many where you have sniffed these out. I’m not saying it’s 20’s thru Fri nite, but I’d bet money it stays below 38
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Snowy Sunday gone Monday with 40’s all next week
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Noyes has 52 Boston Friday lol
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We take with Open arms, faithfully
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Lol.. you and your arrows
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If the Euro had gotten one storm correct all winter, I’d be somewhat excited. 2 correct and I’d be hyping. Alas, I’m just going to bed sad.
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The problem is round 2 which BOX had mild n muggy
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That probably does have some disturbing validity
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This year you have to favor warmest and not snowy outcomes. What can go wrong does and outperforms itself. My point is there’s something globally/ atmosphericically this winter that all of us and modeling has missed or is missing.
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I’d just like to understand why this isn’t shearing like you guys thought yesterday it would. Something is going on this winter that models and people just aren’t seeing
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We can’t even do cold Rainers anymore. BOX talking humid Round 2 (Thursday night into Friday): Soaking rain with potential downpours and localized flooding. There may even be a rumble of thunder. After a mild & muggy start, falling temperatures through the day. M
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That’s very comforting
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Until Will posts about it, consider this a rainer
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This winter only in Maine. There was 6-8 in Portland north last week
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When I’m home in AM I can look.. but this job I’m appointment to appointment all day. I stay over if in Maine or VT. Company car . Still have truck too
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I’m driving all day all over New England. Sorry to ask
