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February to Forget Volume 2 - 2020


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3 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

 Yup, it's been pretty pathetic that's for sure.  If we can't pick up another decent event(which is a distinct possibility), this might be worse than 11-12 for my hood.  Same amount of seasonal snow so far to date as 11-12, but even 11-12 had a "Warning" event that Jan; this year no Warning events here so far.  We Just missed out on the big stuff in Early Dec here.

Yea, if I hadn't scored big in eary Dec, then this would have been about as bady as any.

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11 inches here which seems high given how bad it's been.  2 events in December for a few inches, the icestorm and then the 01-02, 11-12 style January 20th special with 4 inches...since that date a snow squall that melted on contact has been it....just pathetic.    Lowest temp is something like 15 as well.  

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On 2/19/2020 at 2:23 PM, Drop the Trough said:

70mph downsloping winds in the Greens, rain/snow/thunder/lightening, followed by days of upslope snow!

The greatest chances for widespread precipitation will be late
Wednesday night into Thursday as the upper-level northern stream
phases with the southern one, amplifying the longwave trough. At this
time, precipitation type remains as rain/snow; although, trends in
the model guidance has been hinting at a warmer solution, thus
favoring rain. Gusty winds are another concern for Thursday with a
strong, easterly low-level jet as the surface low strengthens and
tracks northeastward. As the low departs eastward, cold air will
advance into the North Country, and accumulating snow is possible
for the end of the week.
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Couldn't write a script any better for this extended autumn of 2019-2020

Sunday night and Monday...

Dry conditions should remain in place across the northeast as
high pressure pushes off the mid Atlc and SE U.S. coast during
this timeframe. Will continue to see SW winds in place, while an
Alberta clipper type system moves out of central Canada and
another system tries to organize across mid and lower MS valley.
Noting H5 heights rising somewhat, running in the 555 to 558 dm
across the region. Model guidance suggests highs running around
10 degrees above normal away from the immediate S coast. This
translates to highs in the lower 50s across the coastal plain,
but will remain lower across the higher inland terrain, possibly
as low as the mid 40s.

Monday looks like the pick of the week, with mainly sunny skies
at least part of the day and highs from the mid-upper 40s well
inland to possibly some readings up to the mid 50s across
interior E Mass/N RI and N central/NE CT. Mid and high clouds
will start to increase from the W from midday through the
afternoon.
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1 hour ago, ORH_wxman said:

He barfed all over my explorer after about 3 craft beers in Hartford. Ryan drank him under the table. 

Ok this just keeps getting more and more far fetched . I put back 8-10 that night and we did shots . I asked you to pull over on 84 by the Coventry sign . I remember it clearly 

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1 hour ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Ok this just keeps getting more and more far fetched . I put back 8-10 that night and we did shots . I asked you to pull over on 84 by the Coventry sign . I remember it clearly 

Like your forecasts, you say 8-10 but it verifies as 3.

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