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its all about the snow, point being the original discussion by Jerry was about the met setup, which was twisted into the words epic, historical by the snarky bunch.

 

But in my honest opinion, I don't think it was that extraordinary. I mean it's cool a firehose is being aimed a NNE, but I dunno..I don't see the awe, but that's just me.

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True but definitely not pedestrian and some places multiple records were set so there's that and the fact its not over. Plus I am talking about the northeast as a whole. Unusual Meteorologically speaking was the original points but some were using it as an excuse to bash, but that's cool we know how they roll.

"Decent"..."far from a big deal", "we get these all the time"

Jesus Christ, I'm not sure what else you want him to say.

Sounds an awful lot like pedestian.

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its all about the snow, point being the original discussion by Jerry was about the met setup, which was twisted into the words epic, historical by the snarky bunch.

There was nothing extraordinary about it.

It was 2-4" of rain.

2-4" of liquid equivalent snow rivals the largest blizzards on record.

That rivaled nothing.

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But in my honest opinion, I don't think it was that extraordinary. I mean it's cool a firehose is being aimed a NNE, but I dunno..I don't see the awe, but that's just me.

trying to remember the last setup similar to this, 2010 probably closest. Pretty amazing how far west that snow made it last night, near Syracuse got smoked with 8-12 from Atlantic moisture from a LP center near LI, pretty anomalous in my book.

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I was responding directly to your post Will

Yeah we were a localized island that avoided the torch...but that general CONUS torch still verified.

 

 

Right...Look at who avoided the warmth...centered right at New England/Northeast U.S...esp once the next couple days of the plains torch is verified.

 

I'm really struggling as to what you saw so egregiously wrong. But I guess you are a nitpicker when it comes to long range talk.

 

 

 

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Right...Look at who avoided the warmth...centered right at New England/Northeast U.S...esp once the next couple days of the plains torch is verified.

 

I'm really struggling as to what you saw so egregiously wrong. But I guess you are a nitpicker when it comes to long range talk.

 

 

 

No no I was responding to Rays comment about the cutoff being responsible. I posted the map which showed areas all across the northern even midwest which ranged from +1 to -3 for the forst 9 days of Dec, these same areas were progged by models to have 2m temp positive anomalies of +2 to +4 and the cutoff had nothing to do with those areas. i never said you didn't say we would torch, you in fact said the opposite.

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No no I was responding to Rays comment about the cutoff being responsible. I posted the map which showed areas all across the northern even midwest which ranged from +1 to -3 for the forst 9 days of Dec, these same areas were progged by models to have 2m temp positive anomalies of +2 to +4 and the cutoff had nothing to do with those areas. i never said you didn't say we would torch, you in fact said the opposite.

 

 

Ok, fair enough...yes, model guidance was a bit too warm even in the N plains and lakes...and even here. Though you could kind of see how we would avoid the big warmth.

 

Plains are getting theirs now though...they'll continue rack up the + departures over the next week.

 

 

At any rate, hopefully we can get a threat or two in here before Christmas...still not a particularly cold pattern coming in the week leading into Christmas, but it might be cold enough.

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Apparently its just as easy to achieve 2-4" of qpf in a rain event as it is a snow event.

Hers your highest winter daily precip in Worcester since 1949

2007-2008	2.49	0
1977-1978	2.49	0
1973-1974	2.47	0
1972-1973	2.45	0
2010-2011	2.36	0
1957-1958	2.35	0
1978-1979	2.34	0
1974-1975	2.21	0
1969-1970	2.16	0
1995-1996	2.13	0
1990-1991	2.12	0
1961-1962	2.08	0
1970-1971	2.07	0
1980-1981	2.06	0
1950-1951	2.05	0
1985-1986	2.04	0
1964-1965	2.04	0
1986-1987	2.03	0
2009-2010	1.95	0
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Boston FYI yesterday 3.21

1	1992-1993	4.21	0
2	1969-1970	3.51	0
3	1937-1938	2.91	0
4	1970-1971	2.82	0
5	1993-1994	2.76	0
6	2000-2001	2.67	0
7	2007-2008	2.66	0
8	1973-1974	2.64	0
-	1957-1958	2.64	0
10	1960-1961	2.55	0
11	1978-1979	2.52	0
12	1945-1946	2.46	0
13	1968-1969	2.42	0
14	1971-1972	2.40	0
15	2008-2009	2.29	0
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Boston FYI yesterday 3.21

1	1992-1993	4.21	0
2	1969-1970	3.51	0
3	1937-1938	2.91	0
4	1970-1971	2.82	0
5	1993-1994	2.76	0
6	2000-2001	2.67	0
7	2007-2008	2.66	0
8	1973-1974	2.64	0
-	1957-1958	2.64	0
10	1960-1961	2.55	0
11	1978-1979	2.52	0
12	1945-1946	2.46	0
13	1968-1969	2.42	0
14	1971-1972	2.40	0
15	2008-2009	2.29	0

I don't think that was ASOS?

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southbridge had 3.89 2 day

 

There was a ton of wind and also a flash freeze in Dec '92...so I'm wondering if the wet snow clogged something up at the ORH site, frozen, and screwed up the precip...because so many nearby coops had a lot more qpf.

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