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bristolri_wx

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  1. Radar looks like garbage south of Block Island, but it also looks to be regenerating a little right at the coast... so maybe the "dry slot" will stay off shore... looks like sleet is moving into Westport/Dartmouth and areas east going towards the cape... seems like sleet line is having trouble getting west of that...
  2. RI looks like it's gonna be slammed next hour or two based on OKX and BOS radar...
  3. 29 degrees, light snow, but picking up and sticking in the last few...
  4. For the RI & SE/MA folks on the board. Not buying 37 and 38 degree surface temps on the NAM and HRRR that far into RI and SE MA.... 850 temps stays below freezing well off shore... we shall see!
  5. Thanks for painting that yellow mix line literally right over my house. It's greatly appreciated!
  6. I was a senior in 95/96 in RI. Had more snow days that year than in any of the previous 12 I had been attending school. It was glorious!
  7. Yes, people will be pleased just because there hasn't been a widespread 6"+ event in over a year and half, especially for those in the coastal plain. Most of the storms over the last 2 seasons have been more localized for SNE in terms of snow accumulations.
  8. I feel like the NAM has a tendency to bring that coastal front at the surface in a little farther than reality in these types of setups. Move that line about 35 miles SE...
  9. In Cumberland? You're golden there. That is usually jackpot #2 in RI. I'm in the more worrisome area as usual - the bay is never my friend in snow events.
  10. If only he read this forum and knew about the SW trend. His Twitter forecast is 50 pages behind this thread. LOL
  11. The 48HR HRRR is just another map to look at - one thing to consider is that I believe at some point, that the HRRR will be updated and eventually replace the NAM in the future - though I may not be remembering that correctly. So the 48 HR HRRR is kind of the "New HiRes NAM" in testing mode...
  12. 18Z HRRR for those interested. It runs out 48 hours every 6.
  13. 12Z GFS incoming... I predict cutter up the CT river... bullseye of 36" of snow in Waterbury...
  14. He's probably excited because we haven't had a real snow storm or snow pack down here in over a year and a half...
  15. The DGEX and NGM running on the Commodore 64 in JoeSnowBOS's basement is in agreement. But otherwise, not one other model looks like its in the GFS ballpark at the moment...
  16. GFS most consistent? Not really... Also, I believe (but not 100% sure) that the NAM had same full sampling as GFS at this point, so if sampling was a variable there should have been a similar outcome, but they are rather different at this point.
  17. I don't know if that was on air, but it was definitely on their web site, and maybe their Facebook page. I saw a handful of people re-post it last night and this morning on my Facebook feed, and got a few questions about it. Clearly some people thought that was the forecast.
  18. Technology isn't black and white. Typing this on a new Apple MacBook Air which is incredible. I have Windows and Linux laptops within arms length. People like what they like.
  19. The CMC global is as terrible as the GFS at times. But the RGEM and the RDPS are much better, especially on winter stuff here.
  20. RJ Heim was silly for posting that graphic on the web site. It was all over Facebook last night and this morning.
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