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November 27th - 28th Storm Observations/Nowcast


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Surprised Upton pulled the trigger on the WWA for its inland CT zones. Not seeing it at this point. Few places have gotten even an inch...so they're basically saying 2-4" new this eve? Uh...no.

We finally slipped down to 34 here and slowly going to all snow. Time to see if we can eek out a weenie coating before precip pulls out of here.

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What model train wreck....a huge cutter when it was 6-8 days out, then a blizzard, then a whiff.

Remember a couple GFS and GGEM runs had maxes of over 1.5" QPF in CNE? Like legit 1-2 foot amounts at one point and the GFS even spit out 1-1.25" up here on a 00z run a few days ago, lol.

This facet reminds me of Boxing Day 2 yr ago, though the magnitude of the two events are hugely different. In the days preceding that earlier storm, it seemed like either the gfs or the euro would show OTS and the other running the system inland, then every 12 hr they would switch places. Fortunately for weenieland, the storm chose to compromise and run up the middle.

Just cloudy in AUG. If I get enough in the foothills from the back end (or a quasi-Norlun) to whiten the ground, I'll consider it a win.

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Im not comparing anything. Just saying the weather balances itself out. For every 09-10 down here, there will be 5 winters where boston cleans-up

I was alluding to the fact of how growing up boston always seem to do well

BOS did very well recently relative to climo compared to areas south in '07-'08 and '08-'09 ('07-'08 was especially hell for everyone to the south). Even '10-'11 they cleaned up pretty good with over 80".

'09-'10 and last year were screw jobs in BOS. Its really just been those two. '06-'07 as well but everyone suffered that year on the CP.

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BOS did very well recently relative to climo compared to areas south in '07-'08 and '08-'09 ('07-'08 was especially hell for everyone to the south). Even '10-'11 they cleaned up pretty good with over 80".

'09-'10 and last year were screw jobs in BOS. Its really just been those two. '06-'07 as well but everyone suffered that year on the CP.

My comment was refering to scotts recent trouble of getting the screw job since october 11. I was trying to say it will balance out and how i'am jelouse of his area for snow.

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My comment was refering to scotts recent trouble of getting the screw job since october 11. I was trying to say it will balance out and how i'am jelouse of his area for snow.

I've been fortunate to do well for several years and I don't need to jackpot...that's for weenies. It just gets a little frustrating to miss even small events that could have given a little snow.

An inch would be awesome, but the problem here is both boundary layer and QPF..QPF is a bigger deal I think. The normal "it's November" caveats can be stated, but you have areas even less favorable for Novie snow cleaning up. I've been a hectic man as of late, and a little white stuff would soothe the soul.

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The 4" does seem high down that way on the WWA...maybe they are just putting it out there for travel impacts? Drag loved doing that.

But they won't put out a hurricane warning for a hurricane. Go figure.

The 2-4 inch forecast just seems high for most of those spots. Thinking more of a 1-2 with spot 3 or 3.5 kinda deal in the hills around IJD.

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I've been fortunate to do well for several years Andrean I don't need to jackpot...that's for weenies. It just gets a little frustrating to miss even small events that could have given a little snow.

An inch would be awesome, but the problem here is both boundary layer and QPF..QPF is a bigger deal I think. The normal "it's November" caveats can be stated, but you have areas even less favorable for Novie snow cleaning up. I've been a hectic man as of late, and a little white stuff would soothe the soul.

Oh i understand what a few mood flakes can do. Im sure you will get your doese this year. Hopefully you get a few snowstorm memories, for your childs for sne winter

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what is all this floop about the precip shield moving north? Not seeing it lol...seems like weenie goggles are taking over.

LOL at you saying weenie goggles.

I think Kevin means the stuff moving into srn CT on regional composite radar, but that may not move further north than where it is.

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