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Will dosent know what he is talking about. DCA gets some very cold snow towards the end

If you consider 33F and snow very cold at the end, then yes...there is a secondary little pulse of precip that might be a few hundreths after the main stuff that would be much colder, but its probably just snow showers.

The main stuff falls between 48 and 60 hours and look at the temps at 54 hours...the 35F isotherm is like over IAD.

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I look at it this way... A 3 hr earlier phase/100 mile shift west gets us into some thick s@&$. Still have 3 days and everyone had already written this off anyway so it's bonus

I tend to agree, although DT already made it known to his Facebook fans that there was absolutely zero possibility of a storm. How could I go against the *aleet aleet*?

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I tend to agree, although DT already made it known to his Facebook fans that there was absolutely zero possibility of a storm. How could I go against the *aleet aleet*?

DT honked for 2 weeks till he was wrong. His winter forecasting this year is an F and that's being generous

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Will surface temps in Boston are nothing I'd brag about

33-34F in Boston is a lot different than having like 37-38F over DCA and 35F over IAD. Euro tends to run a tad warm at the sfc which is why I said I think the interior spots W of the fall line would probably have a shot at accumulation even though verbatim the Euro says no.

Also, I don't live in Boston...I'm 40 miles west and 900 feet higher.

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33-34F in Boston is a lot different than having like 37-38F over DCA and 35F over IAD. Euro tends to run a tad warm at the sfc which is why I said I think the interior spots W of the fall line would probably have a shot at accumulation even though verbatim the Euro says no.

Also, I don't live in Boston...I'm 40 miles west and 900 feet higher.

Ji is just jealous, he wishes he could live in Worcester. I think you got more on Oct 29th than he got the past 2 winters combined.

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Ji is just jealous, he wishes he could live in Worcester. I think you got more on Oct 29th than he got the past 2 winters combined.

Eh, October sucks now...this winter is horrific.

Ji also gets the crappy players in our baseball league to make the worst trades in his favor...that's why he does so well. Just thought I'd let everyone know. :guitar:

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At least you didn't tell me my surface temps were too high

They are kind of high in that one too...but you are west of the fall line...you'd probably get some snow...just like the Saturday event...you will probably get at least some snow while the city might struggle.

In this winter, flakes in the air is like following a 3-6" event in '09-'10 for you. I'm hoping for 2-4" up here like a 10" event in the last several winters. I remember you got like a 4-6" wet snow event on Feb 2 before the Feb 5 event and people didn't even care...they acted like it was flurries.

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They are kind of high in that one too...but you are west of the fall line...you'd probably get some snow...just like the Saturday event...you will probably get at least some snow while the city might struggle.

In this winter, flakes in the air is like following a 3-6" event in '09-'10 for you. I'm hoping for 2-4" up here like a 10" event in the last several winters. I remember you got like a 4-6" wet snow event on Feb 2 before the Feb 5 event and people didn't even care...they acted like it was flurries.

Yup i got 6" IMBY and it was like there was some light snow showers going on here. My how 2 years change things.

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