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22 minutes ago, SouthCoastMA said:

Honestly haven't looked at SREFS since its brain broke a few years back

 

1 minute ago, SouthCoastMA said:

Just checked the plumes out of morbid curiosity. EWB with a robust snow mean of 0.13" 

All streaks eventually come to an end.

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52 minutes ago, weatherwiz said:

didn't mean to include MA in there :lol: 

Can toss what most folks call "Central Maine" as well - usually refers to places like AUG and WVL.  Until one reaches the western mountains or north of MLT, there's nothing much above 1500.  And all the year round residents living above 2000' in Maine could probably fit in one of those short school buses, maybe in a minivan.  ;) 

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Furthest from most minds ... no doubt, but that Euro run's standout for me was not the slightly closer pass early Wednesday, it's the rather abrupt turn toward warmth D5 through 9... 

The 00z wasn't 'cold' per se, no.. .But this run has more panache for being +3 or +4 C at 850 with highs situated far enough E (save Saturday) to allow lest cold contamination/marine/NE plague

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14 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

Gfs tickled west. FWIW, the massive blob just offshore has tremendous lift in the DGZ. It would not take much to bring it inland. 

If that massive area of lift ends up onshore it's gonna be pretty crazy for a few hours I think. Euro was trying to get it onshore but was still kind of a fringe job on the strongest lift it looked like. 

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