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December 23rd light snow potential


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LOL, I'm fine. It just doesn't feel like Christmas at all. I can't get into the mood..the only good thing is getting together with family and friends. It would be nice if my last real flakes weren't on 10/29.

We're hoping you get a nice weenie suprise on Friday to cheer you up and get you in the Christmas spirit!

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Yes, but who the fook really cares. Sorry but if I want cheap utility bills I move to Martinque. i love me some winter.

I wish i would have already pis sed thru 10 tanks , Geez, What do you think i don't care for snow? I ride it until its gone in march, Just that is has sucked so bad thats the only good fortune to this whole deal

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For those in far western regions

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Not sure how ALY came up with that map. It looks too funky to be real in the northern Berks especially with regard to that sudden latitudinal cutoff just south of Mt. Greylock. Doesn't really make sense to me given that I think mid-levels will be cold enough in this neck of the woods. I'd expect a nice 3-5" event above 1K in the Berks, Cats, and southern Greens with some 6" lollis near 2K. I think far NW CT gets a 2-4" type deal. CT and Hudson Valleys above 42° N will probably be a 1-3" as BL temps could be an issue.

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Not sure how ALY came up with that map. It looks too funky to be real in the northern Berks especially with regard to that sudden latitudinal cutoff just south of Mt. Greylock. Doesn't really make sense to me given that I think mid-levels will be cold enough in this neck of the woods. I'd expect a nice 3-5" event above 1K in the Berks, Cats, and southern Greens with some 6" lollis near 2K. I think far NW CT gets a 2-4" type deal. CT and Hudson Valleys above 42° N will probably be a 1-3" as BL temps could be an issue.

Nice Mitch. I tarped units of architectural steel this afternoon as I think 2k will make out well. Easier to pull pieces if they aren't frozen together, Wild seeing the east/west temp differential this afternoon. This Glen is a nice refrigerator.lol

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LOL, I'm fine. It just doesn't feel like Christmas at all. I can't get into the mood..the only good thing is getting together with family and friends. It would be nice if my last real flakes weren't on 10/29.

I was just thinking of the Oct storm and I bet parts of SNE are still above average season to date for snowfall... also the weenie fear that snows in October mean a sh@tty start to the winter season is getting highlighted this season.

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BOX hugging the warm gfs and saying less then 1" for me...

Thursday Night: Rain and snow, mainly after 3am. Low around 32. West wind between 4 and 7 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.

A little better here...

Thursday Night: Rain and snow likely, becoming all snow after 4am. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 30. West wind around 6 mph becoming calm. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New snow accumulation of 1 to 2 inches possible.

Friday: Snow likely, mainly before 9am. Cloudy, with a high near 37. North wind between 3 and 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%.

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Here too as we have not broken 35 but we'll see what tomorrow night brings despite the winter chill in the air currently.

Warm front has stayed just south around portsmouth, Once the cold front comes thru, I think we will warm into low 40's during the day tomorow before the next cold front moves in along with the low moving up from the south tomorow night..

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GYX evening AFD..

.LONG TERM /THURSDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...

FAST-MOVING BUT SOMEWHAT JUICY SHORT WAVE TROUGH WILL MOVE ACROSS

THE REGION THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY MORNING. LIKED THE GFS/GFS

ENSEMBLE/ECMWF/GGEM CONSENSUS WITH REGARD TO FORCING AND QPF. THE

NAM AND OVERALL SREF CONSENSUS SEEMED TOO FAR SOUTH.

THEREFORE...WE HAVE FORECAST CAT POPS FOR MUCH OF THE CWA STARTING

LATE THURSDAY EVENING...AND ENDING FOR THE MOST PART FRIDAY

MORNING. HIGHEST POPS ACROSS SOUTHERNMOST ZONES...AND LOWEST IN

THE FAR NORTH WHERE ONLY LIKELY HAVE BEEN FORECAST.

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GYX evening AFD..

.LONG TERM /THURSDAY NIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY/...

FAST-MOVING BUT SOMEWHAT JUICY SHORT WAVE TROUGH WILL MOVE ACROSS

THE REGION THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY MORNING. LIKED THE GFS/GFS

ENSEMBLE/ECMWF/GGEM CONSENSUS WITH REGARD TO FORCING AND QPF. THE

NAM AND OVERALL SREF CONSENSUS SEEMED TOO FAR SOUTH.

THEREFORE...WE HAVE FORECAST CAT POPS FOR MUCH OF THE CWA STARTING

LATE THURSDAY EVENING...AND ENDING FOR THE MOST PART FRIDAY

MORNING. HIGHEST POPS ACROSS SOUTHERNMOST ZONES...AND LOWEST IN

THE FAR NORTH WHERE ONLY LIKELY HAVE BEEN FORECAST.

gfs has been rock solid.

A+

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Warm front has stayed just south around portsmouth, Once the cold front comes thru, I think we will warm into low 40's during the day tomorow before the next cold front moves in along with the low moving up from the south tomorow night..

Agreed although the valley locations may be the last to go up.

I went out in the woods and embraced the cold drizzle with the dog earlier and honestly it felt better than 50F even if it wasn't snow.

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