SouthCoastMA
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I think 2-6" is a reasonable range now given the latest trend. Still 48 hours out though. These things are fickle
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I get not sweating the details, generally. But there's lot less room for error here. Though if I was inland, I'd be stoked at this current juncture. -
If there was a tuck, we'd want it about 100mi further south, as a slowly passes the benchmark..this curls up closer to Nantucket. It would also help if we had a better airmass in place. The artic air seems to retrograde out of here after this weekend.
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Too tucky too warm for me, but I guess those about 10+ miles inland will like.
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CHH (1.5") PVC (1.2") HYA (1.2") FMH (.5") MVY (.6") ACK (1") EWB (0)
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I sign off on that GFS evolution. ICON is fugly
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I'd roll the dice with a GFS solution, down here.
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I heard these were in nowadays. Let's
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Assume that's the evolution until further notice. Best to stay un-invested 6 days out, or else it will be a long 6 days
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So does the 6z euro still show the through that the 18z had, reaching EMA?
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I prefer the previous runs. But more changes to come
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Between 3.75-4" We take, then we watch
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About 3.25"..maybe we hit 4 with the last round
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Hvy sn. 32°
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Close to 2.5". Mod/Heavy attm
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Coming down good now. Wouldn't be surprised to be near 2" after this band moves through
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Closing in on 1"
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Almost too perfect.
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Shows 989mb at 168. Stronger than the GFS turd
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I'm through 144. I wonder if it comes back north in future frames..like the ICON had Edit: through 168...looks good to me
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It's fine. You can still discuss what they show 6 days out, whether favorable or not.
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James' posts of late have harkened back to the old school James that turned every vortmax into 1/22/05. But I can't say I hate it
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He's not wrong, if you look at the GFS verbatim for SEMass. Obviously, probably lots of changes ahead regardless.
