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you guys don't know me as well as you think then

Baloney. We all know you always leave an azz saving loophole with any forecast you make. I guess you must be tossing your buddy Gibb's forecast out with this reversal unless of course he ends up being right and then you'll say you were with him all along. Oh, we know you, oh how we know you.
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Verbatim it looks like the 12z gfs is borderline for snow on Wednesday afternoon in NW areas for a brief period...surface temps look to be in the mid 40s but looks like it could wet bulb and briefly drop enough for snow.

It may be a case where its snowing and 38F with nothin accumulating in higher terrain. It'll be hard to get even close to 32F directly by way of wetbulb during the day with temps in the mid to upper 40s..maybe at night when its 36 it could wetbulb below 0c.

It also depends on how dry the mid and lower levels are which may not be handled until inside 48hrs

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Is Forky right or Will and Scott?

Sfc temps are marginal...so if you were going by those verbatim, prob only the highest spots, but I tend to not really look at those closely anyway until right before an event as they are often modeled too warm by just about all guidance during precip.

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WED/THU/FRI...

AS MENTIONED ABOVE MODELS DIFFER ON THE AMPLITUDE OF A NORTHERN

STREAM SHORT WAVE EJECTING FROM THE GREAT LAKES INTO THE NORTHEAST.

12Z ECMWF APPEARS TOO ROBUST SO FOLLOWED THE 12Z GFS WHICH WAS

CLOSER TO THE REMAINDER OF THE GUID. THEREFORE WILL KEEP CHANCE POPS

IN THE FORECAST FROM WED NIGHT INTO THU. TEMPS LIKELY RECOVER FROM

TUE/S HIGHS AS DEEP/COLD TROUGH MOVES OFFSHORE. HOWEVER EVEN THE

WARMER GFS SUGGEST SOME SNOW SHOWERS POSSIBLE ON THE BACKSIDE OF

THIS DEPARTING WAVE LATE NEXT WEEK. WILL JUST LEAVE IT AT THAT!

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You two seem to take some kind of twisted pleasure in the cooldown. "Torch over" this, "party over" that. We get it. ;)

No one outside of Tolland, Ct. expected +20/+30/+40 days to last indefinitely.

Back to reality as most thought. I'll be surprised if we get to mid/late April and we don't see light at the end of the normal tunnel. But this simply couldn't go on. Like many of the "cool downs" this winter my guess is this one ends up being curtailed in future model runs.

Regardless the cool down is mainly towards normal anyway.

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Well verbatim it's more CNE and NNE but probably should be watched in this cutoff prone pattern.

Let me get this straight.. we have a hard freeze threat, a snow chance, and below normal temps this week.. and Kevin started a fire weather thread and is spreading lesco this weekend???

Bahahahahahaha

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Let me get this straight.. we have a hard freeze threat, a snow chance, and below normal temps this week.. and Kevin started a fire weather thread and is spreading lesco this weekend???

Bahahahahahaha

Are you growing Kevin some strawberry's this year?

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I also want seasons to perform like seasons . Hot and humid in summer with damaging storms and tors, mild to warm springs , brutally cold snowy winters, and chilly to cold falls. I hate hate hate cool summers and mild winters

Violently agree

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