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I think the three wave idea depicted on the ECMWF is going to change in terms of energy handling (less potent second wave, congealing of the first two s/w's, or complete disappearance of the second wave). Most of the time these scenarios in which long duration light snow events are depicted turn out to be BS. The final wave in the pack usually ends up being the most amplified as well, given nothing's behind it to keep it progressive. Additionally, the retrogression of the -NAO into the Davis Straits region has been a notorious precursor for major cyclogenesis on the east coast, so I'm confident that it will occur; the problem now becomes the details. Precip type etc will be dependent upon the cold push behind the first wave, mid level ridging in sern Canada, high pressure strength/placement and all those fun goodies. But I think it's becoming apparent that the Dec 18-20th time frame which many of us have been harping on is going to produce for someone, we just don't know who yet.

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We know you have a hard on for Heather. Heck, everyone does. But you have exceeded your seasonal allowance of mentions of her name. :P

she kinda hot actually ... but no, it's because I had that other thread and I do find it interesting that the signal seems to still be lurking here.

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I think the Euro run verbatim gives Hubbdave like half of his seasonal snowfall. Maybe more, lol. He wouldn't be complaining about missing the jackpots in Jan 2011 anymore.

Easy... I rarely complain...lol. Everyone can have their snow, in the end I usually do ok You certainly are cheerful today... unlike someone near Rte Poop

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I think the Euro run verbatim gives Hubbdave like half of his seasonal snowfall. Maybe more, lol. He wouldn't be complaining about missing the jackpots in Jan 2011 anymore.

Funny you bring that up - the other day I was opining that we seem to be living in a climate era where that happens more frequently. You get your half season totals out of a fewer events. Kinda like March last year brought half annual rains in 2.5 weeks and flooded everything so badly. Or 2 years ago, we got a positive snow total year out of about 33 days or whatever it was.

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oh brother - is this going to be one of those dreaded deals where the snow's stopped, the stars are shining as rapid clearing takes place, the winds have died, and then ... 2 hours later, Kevin posts how there's "hours and hours of snow to go through" ??

That's the ultimate orographically enhanced situation where it snows from starlit skies.

I am nearly 100 percent certain we won't see 5-7 days of measurable.

Canned goods will be at a premium by day 7.
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there's a better chance that you'll be 5ppd

LOL, what's more likely. 120 hours of snow, Kev getting 5 posted when it snows for 120 seconds, or him and forky hugging it out?

she kinda hot actually ... but no, it's because I had that other thread and I do find it interesting that the signal seems to still be lurking here.

She's cute. She's absolutely brilliant which is a huge bonus. Smart women rule.

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No wonder the public hates weathermen!! ugh

http://www.masslive.com/weather/index.ssf/2012/12/turning_cold_quickly_this_even.html#incart_m-rpt-2

A large area of high pressure over us this week stays through Friday. Expect lots of sunshine, wintry mornings, and very seasonal afternoon temperatures.

Our next storm potential is Sunday and Monday when a warm front and low pressure area moves in from the mid-west. It's not a big storm, but could bring some accumulating snow with a snow and rain mix by Monday.

Another bigger storm may form off the mid Atlantic coast with the potential to bring snow to Cape Cod. At this time, it looks to be developing too far offshore to affect us here.

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It has wave 1 underneath us with what appears to be sufficient cold air for a part of the region and then wave 2 tracks near and maybe just se of the BM. It has that football elongation of the isobars so probably some members closer to the coast or

Slowing down as it moves NE. On phone so can't get detailed, but that is the basics.

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