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  2. I’m thinking more of a Cape Ann center for the ocean stuff.
  3. Unfortunately the ens seemingly can’t factor sleet/snow. Still a lot of total wintry precip
  4. Means a lot to me, actually. If I see some semblance of support for this at 00z, I'll put a solid amount of faith in it.
  5. You better already have them. I stopped to get a couple things I didn't need tonight and the grocery store shelves were barren... like apocalyptic... and lines were from the registers all the way to the back of the store.
  6. Bruh. Kuchie over 36"? Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk
  7. This plus the euro makes me think I’ll be close to my ceiling.
  8. I think the HRRR looks fine. Shows the CAD digging in and begins to show the interaction of the low with the CAD, initiating precipitation in our area. It is in line with the other models that go out further.
  9. Gonna be those hard icy patches in parking lots that almost take you out long after this storm It is kind of crazy to think there are prob people on this forum who were too young to remember this area's last legit snowstorm...
  10. ^^^ Hrrr is only just starting to get in range for western borders. Outside 18 hrs is about it's limit to me.
  11. Then there is me who is probably the only member on the New England sub forum who has never seen more than 10" of snow... Sent from my SM-S166V using Tapatalk
  12. While I would not put much stock in it, I would welcome that outcome. At least here.
  13. for ex...0.50" sleet at 3:1, almost 2"...Probably sweep, and use force when measuring...no plastic ruler
  14. Surprised it would be just a cold rain if it moved south.
  15. Is it just me or has the HRRR been performing quite poorly lately? I guess it should do well with showing the CAD evolution regardless of exact details
  16. I see right through North Delaware. I wander if that coastal has any chance of developing further south, and move further away from the coast.
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