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October 29/30 Snowstorm Disco - III


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How much of a weenie am I? I'm sitting in my car in the parking lot of the Limington library mooching their WiFi waiting for the 21z SREFs.

Not naked yet.

Hope you have the scooter tub pic ready, I think you should make a Jerry tub pic ready in case the 0z runs toast the CP.

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Your area to the NW RI hills might have premature suicides where its not snowing well or mixing and the best banding is to the NW still, but then I think those areas will absolutely rip in the 2nd half of the storm. They should do fine.

Visions of toasters dancing in the tubs as the DS tries to put a lull in the precip and make it more showery and convective...then the band comes.

Or, maybe it will be the dryslot enhancing the echoes like it did for BOS last January as evident by this.

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Visions of toasters dancing in the tubs as the DS tries to put a lull in the precip and make it more showery and convective...then the band comes.

Or, maybe it will be the dryslot enhancing the echoes like it did for BOS last January as evident by this.

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There's almost certain to be some premature nooses tied in this...esp for E areas. But all hell should break loose later as the system has those incredible height falls to the ESE and eventually E. That's what makes this likely to be different than the Boxing day dryslot issues...the upper air nuked out too far to our SW in that one.

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There's almost certain to be some premature nooses tied in this...esp for E areas. But all hell should break loose later as the system has those incredible height falls to the ESE and eventually E. That's what makes this likely to be different than the Boxing day dryslot issues...the upper air nuked out too far to our SW in that one.

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There's almost certain to be some premature nooses tied in this...esp for E areas. But all hell should break loose later as the system has those incredible height falls to the ESE and eventually E. That's what makes this likely to be different than the Boxing day dryslot issues...the upper air nuked out too far to our SW in that one.

I hate to ask, but what are you thinking for SNH?

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