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January 18-19th "Threat"


jamesnichols1989

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Not at all. I've already conceded to him this winter and congrats.

But he's not interior NE Mass

Tbh the definition of interior ne mass is up for grabs

The Chelmsford /Dracut/Billerica/ Methuen area is

And since ray is usually on cold side of cf for wx purposes i would tend to include him.

If the context of the convo was icing and interior ne mass maybe the cut off would be nw andover to W. Billerica . Yes im bored

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LOL..I thought Lawrence was like 20 miles west of Gay. My bad

 

I really don't know that area at all so i digress..Just never a reason to be up there..except once or twice

 

 

If line A and B are parallel, then alternate interior angles are congruent.

 

 

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Scott and Will, models are too progressive currently as of the 00z runs and 12z runs, while the distance is not all that terrible according to Satellite imagery, they are too fast with the energy in the trough, signs of being too progressive and the troughs being too far southwest than modeled, lead me to suggest that storm tracks are further west and north than modeled.  Models are not catching onto this fact this winter.  Vort maxes are running further southwest.  Storm up the coast more.

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This will be a stronger and more potent storm system with also a colder scenario as the trough digs more southward it will come further east initially with the lead shortwave and will lead to a snowier situation over SNE.  Models are too progressive with the first shortwave moving through the base of the trough over MO and KS.

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