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Orchard park crushed
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Sea temp is 55° right now. I typically don't even look at models until after Thanksgiving, unless there's anomalous cold around along with a good setup - which next week seems to have at the moment. Still would need to thread the needle to score down in these parts.
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yeah looks like there's some rain/graupel showers on radar. enjoy
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The energy got cutoff completely into the SW. 0z hinted at this but 12z went all in. Still a bias?
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just another model
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I like where the euro sits for next weekend. Looks like part of the energy breaks off in the southwest, unlike the 6z GFS. If the ridging out west holds a bit longer maybe there would be room for it to come up coast, but right now it all shunts east
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How did I miss this thread. George already in mid-winter form
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GFS with a few inches of OES the weekend of Thanksgiving. Frigid run
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72/70
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and it will also be out of here by 11am Sat, maybe earlier if Euro is right
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yeah the oaks take forever. We'll be doing final cleanups in early December, but that's standard down here. my maples are 99% bare, and the black locusts probably have a week left.
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Euro/CMC/Icon all look much faster than GFS for Saturday...Hope they are right and we can salvage most of Saturday
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is that the same as skiMRG? Or some variant of Torch Tiger
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64° here..def summer like
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November >> April I'll take 64° and light rain over the crap we get in late April and May here
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mostly three-toed Hockomock swamp creatures and an occasional Big Foot
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didn't consider early November for best lawn month but here we almost are
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the caveat to my point is though I think that we were on a trajectory to a safer society overall, post-pandemic society has trended back to hell in a handbag. and then throw in the mass societal experiment that is big pharma anxiety/depression meds, and the near term impact and yet tbd impact social media has had on the population..we are living one big experiment with no good leaders (cultural or political) at the steering wheel.
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yes, kids still trick or treat. the only real difference i see is more households leaving candy in a basket out front, likely a residual practice from the pandemic that stuck with some people. I didn't think people still worried about needles in their candy apple. That kinda gives me a 90s vibe. But all of that is a product of safety-ism of more recent generations, and I'm not sure it correlates with it being more likely to happen
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also "wearing dungarees to the beach in mid summer heat" disco
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yeah those little bastards are resilient. The last two years, they have been worse in September/October than any other months down here . they kinda got steined this summer
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I've had black bear. my ex gf's step dad up in NH had some in his freezer. a bit gamey but not terrible
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Although we ended up a bit above normal..that was probably the year I peaked with my weather related angst. I think after getting blue balled the year prior with the Mid-Atlantic season, then missing out by like 5-10 miles on several storms during 10/11, it was too much to take at the time. There were several seasons that I had less snow recently, but they just weren't THAT frustrating. Found this for 12/26/10
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Wareham at the time, right on Swifts Beach. iirc we had a 3-4" before sleet/rain. yeah I'm sure the part of acushnet I ended up moving too did a bit better..maybe like 6-8"
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Was the boxing day storm in 2010 the one where it wasn't showing on models 48 hours prior, then there was seemingly some glitch with the GFS model and many blamed that when it started showing a hit? I could be wrong. Either way..I was initially excited when the storm starting showing on the models..but as usual, my excitement waned when it trended to be too much of a hugger.
