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Son of Sandy- Nov 7-8, 2012 II


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Classic almost NNE-SSW oriented CF. The type where PVD is colder than BOS. I don't see this moving much farther NW...might even tick SE a bit.

Any chance I see a few flakes? That's all I want at this point. Also, I plan to do the presidential election year analog. Some nice winters including 1960-61, 1968-69, 1976-77, 1980-81 (cold!), 2004-05, 2008-09.

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Any chance I see a few flakes? That's all I want at this point. Also, I plan to do the presidential election year analog. Some nice winters including 1960-61, 1968-69, 1976-77, 1980-81 (cold!), 2004-05, 2008-09.

HAHA I like it.

I think if your winds stay NNE, then you will. I can see this front moving a little more NW which may jeopardize the flakes...but you will be close.

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That band looks healthy. Much of those echoes are bright banding, but that band is why I mentioned the weenie spot from Waterbury to Danbury. It's possible they could do fairly well...it all comes down to nowcasting. GFS did seem to like that area.

So do you think that bright banding backing into LI right now is snow? sleet?

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in wakefield ma we will prob. lose the battle to the CF....sitting about 38/30 . would like to be 5 miles west in burlington,ma

but LOOKING CLOSER the sharp gradient to the front is GONE.

almost wash'd out? burlington 35-36 wilmington 35-36 melrose 38 peabody 38-40 42 at coast

seems just a tad cooler as you go nw from the coast with each mile, instead of a sharp cut off

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