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SouthCoastMA

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  1. well the highly amped runs slamming into CT were a non starter here. now more options on the table at least
  2. What the GFS shows between 336h-372h is how I wish next weeks storm will unfold
  3. To start, inevitable. We'd need that low track to shift about 100-125 miles SE to be able to flip over to some wet snow.
  4. Even the GFS was marginal to start, that part seems inevitable.
  5. I'm out on this one unless the GFS closer to right, which after the last 'storm' is a laughable prospect.
  6. The GFS strengthens the primary around OV more than CMC and Euro, which are about 10mb weaker.
  7. Yeah latest trend on GFS is to prop up that Rockies ridge a bit more. Will it stick
  8. this shit be flowing beneath the streets of Taunton, only explanation
  9. I'm sorry but everything is still in the cards. Doesn't mean we get the right card though.
  10. Taking a closer look, yeah the air mass is good enough especially if we get a benchmark or just inside benchmark track, just off the coast. I'm more speaking to my area, I'd prefer the BM as the furthest west position, but that is no honestly no different than most coastals here . let's go
  11. And I think it's just normal tracking going on..I don't see any spiking.
  12. well we basically need BM or southeast of there to get snow in these air masses. Otherwise, the more tucked solutions may be great for interior
  13. The 973mb SE of the benchmark or the 958 east of Nantucket would be the best here. Fun to look at, and wish we were within 4 days. The GFS/GEFS still nothing like the Euro/EPS, but GEPS is actually pretty close to the EPS.
  14. In Plymouth now..sheet rain and 39°
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