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Down to the wire and models are saying wtf? 12/19-20 event


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Why the 12 day out models in this thread?

is that taking away valuable space for discussion of the snow not falling in CT?

It's relevant for the 2 total posts because it's directly related to the changes through 48 hours that effected both this storm and the back down trough later.

Another 1-3 hours of this decent snow before it begins to taper quickly I think.

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Who knows, thought I was responding to your gripe about 2 posts out of 100 pages effecting a thread.

Dude, it wasn't a gripe. I was seriously inquiring about the connection/ possible similarities, etc. That's all.

Other's can police the board for irrelevant posts. Lord knows I'm the king of irrelevant.

. . . Regardless, congrats on the snow.

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Dude, it wasn't a gripe. I was seriously inquiring about the connection/ possible similarities, etc. That's all.

Other's can police the board for irrelevant posts. Lord knows I'm the king of irrelevant.

. . . Regardless, congrats on the snow.

my bad....

I think we're at the peak now, maybe 1 to 2 hours left of more significant snow before it starts to dwindle.

I'm really excited about the long term, I expect the EC to come around to a bigger hit 12/26. As it turns out the long range models were wrong, the NAM was right upstream over the Dakotas and that will slow everything down in our favor.

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JB says congrats to those of us east of the River..sorry to Ryan and Wiz

The monster off the East Coast is throwing its snow back far enough so much of New England east of the Connecticut River Valley will wind up with snow on the ground and little chance to get rid of it by Christmas Day, though the truly heavy amounts (over 6 inches) will stay southeast of Boston and Providence.

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