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Tulip Trouncer Threat II - End of March/ Early April


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He can join the 100" club.

I was in Boston from 1995 to 2006 and I think we saw one 100" winter and that was in a prolific 10 year snow era.

The 80"+ here this year is by far the snowiest I've seen since we moved to W. Ma. I would need 17"+ to break 100" this year so I'm not getting my hopes up in regards to that happening.

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Just for personal satisfaction..All it is..100 inches to me is magical in terms of yearly snowfall for our area.

On another note..call from school nurse..daughter has 102 fever and feels nauseous..Guess who has to go get her.:arrowhead: I'm out

http://www.boston.com/community/moms/articles/2011/03/29/the_tug_of_war_that_decides_whether_mom_or_dad_stays_home_with_their_sick_child/

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Just for personal satisfaction..All it is..100 inches to me is magical in terms of yearly snowfall for our area.

On another note..call from school nurse..daughter has 102 fever and feels nauseous..Guess who has to go get her.:arrowhead: I'm out

So by Saturday you'll be laid out sick with a fever, power out, no Final 4.

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12Z GFS looks worlds apart from the NAM. It's similar to the 6z GFS, but a bit flatter with the ridge on the West Coast and a bit broader and less negative-tilt with the key shortwave (the second of three).

Also, FWIW, the RGEM trended in the exact opposite direction of the NAM in every respect. It trended more amplified with the West Coast ridge, more amplified and further west with the central US trough, and substantially higher with heights over the TN Valley and SE US.

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