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New England Overrunning Event 02/03-02/04/22


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5 minutes ago, dryslot said:

Would've thought Tom felt less threatened after that but..............

It wasn't a question of being less threatened.  Here's a partial quote from what he said today:

"To the Glazer family, thank you for taking a chance on me and supporting me. I know I was demanding at times, but you provided everything we needed to win...

He didn't say a word in his statement today about the Pats or the fans here.  Could it be that the Pats over his last few years hardly provided him with the weapons he needed to win?  He won in spite of that.  He even took less of a salary to allow for more money to get the support he needed.  And it wasn't always just receivers and running backs.  The Pats had a history of not wanting to pay to keep good talent.

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2 minutes ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

The pros are thinking March torches, bit we’ll see. Let’s get lucky this month first. We’ll have our chances.

lol they said that about Feb too just 10-12 days ago. Big fail there.   Nobody really knows.  
 

But I’m with ya, dam let’s hope we can cash in on something decent.  

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2 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

Power grid down SW CT it seems

Box selling that pretty hard

High confidence in it precipitating across the region late
Thursday through Friday and have actually increased chances a
bit from the NBM guidance. Biggest uncertainty in the forecast
lies in how quickly the colder air advects into the region.
This will impact the transition over from rain to a wintry mix
of sleet/freezing rain and snow. Based on the NAM/GFS soundings
it appears that it would be more sleet versus freezing rain
given the depth of the colder air in the lower levels. However,
if the colder air pushes in much faster then there would be
more accumulating snow. Really tricky forecast as how quick this
air punches in will determine the exact Ptypes and expected
snowfall accumulations. Given the uncertainty it is still much
to early to talk about specific accumulations, but this will
have impacts on the Friday AM and PM commute. Those traveling
will want to pay attention to the forecast. Confidence was not
high enough at this point in time to hoist any sort of Winter
Weather Headline, but suspect we will need one in future
updates. Will note that guidance has been trending cooler from
run to run, but will need to see if this continues for future
forecast updates.
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1 minute ago, JC-CT said:

Box selling that pretty hard

High confidence in it precipitating across the region late
Thursday through Friday and have actually increased chances a
bit from the NBM guidance. Biggest uncertainty in the forecast
lies in how quickly the colder air advects into the region.
This will impact the transition over from rain to a wintry mix
of sleet/freezing rain and snow. Based on the NAM/GFS soundings
it appears that it would be more sleet versus freezing rain
given the depth of the colder air in the lower levels. However,
if the colder air pushes in much faster then there would be
more accumulating snow. Really tricky forecast as how quick this
air punches in will determine the exact Ptypes and expected
snowfall accumulations. Given the uncertainty it is still much
to early to talk about specific accumulations, but this will
have impacts on the Friday AM and PM commute. Those traveling
will want to pay attention to the forecast. Confidence was not
high enough at this point in time to hoist any sort of Winter
Weather Headline, but suspect we will need one in future
updates. Will note that guidance has been trending cooler from
run to run, but will need to see if this continues for future
forecast updates.

Not surprising…but they were upping my amounts Saturday morning to 12-18 inches, and I got 8. So I’m not sure what they see sometimes? 

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