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12/30 Coastal Part II - Snowing Our Way Into NYE


Clinch Leatherwood

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Good luck Jerry, You guys need one in the least for a moral boost

Yeah this should ease the emotional tension and add some stability on this forum on the whole. We got our big one up in NNE a couple days ago, now SNE can be satisfied. It'll at least make the next one that gets pulled out from under us easier to take, after you've won the last one.

Snowing great up here.

Morrisville-Stowe is at 3/4sm -SN while BTV and Montpelier are both at 1/2sm SN.

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The tale of Late Precip. at the beginning of a storm -

Wen precip. begins to fall later than initially predicted, 2 possible scenarios are debated on here of what is occurring

A. The storm is moving slower than expected, more precip. now expected.

B. The precip. shield is just not out far enough as expected, and the Low Center is Exactly where modeled, and moving at the exact speed as modeled. Don't expect more precip., expect less.

What is the quickest and best way to tell this?

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Question for All:

The tale of Late Precip. at the beginning of a storm -

Wen precip. begins to fall later than initially predicted, 2 possible scenarios are debated on here of what is occurring

A. The storm is moving slower than expected, more precip. now expected.

B. The precip. shield is just not out far enough as expected, and the Low Center is Exactly where modeled, and moving at the exact speed as modeled. Don't expect more precip., expect less.

What is the quickest and best way to tell this?

This one is on time however.

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This one is on time however.

Right right. I'm just asking in general. The other one that gets peoples panties in an accordion tangle is when dry slots appear.

Let's not forget that 12/9/05, most people's favorite storm of all, had a pretty massive dry slot in it, which is what Made it so incredible. I know so many people that thought the storm was over. All of them not constant radar watchers like all of us nuts on here. :bag:

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