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You can see how a continuation of this trend would lead to a marriage over Long Island.
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Flow looks a hair more relaxed early on with respect to 12z EPS, but probably not a enough to be a huge difference.
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More that it could portend a good thing...especially if EPS follows suite.
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Tell me this. isn't a trend towards less compression...
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Yikes...commercial?
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They are on the Fruad Five list for a reason lol...but like everything else on this list, they are an actual phenomenon.
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OP is def. better. Agree.
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All I am saying is inverted troughs to happen, but I agree this is very unlikely to be the final solution.
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That is a good trend...just saw
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Usually, but it can be the final solution....given the range, probably not.
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Any trend?
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Main limitation for snowfall here was occlusion.
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Jan 2018 was LBSW.
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Nah..I had over 30" in 2018. Feb 2006 was well over a foot most of the area.
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Dec 2019 N of pike and inland.
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Well, you don't have to tell me how lucky se MA has been. I haven't sniffed normal snowfall in 6 years. I don't even think I pulled that off in the 80s...but the rats were worse. I have avoided any real abysmal rats in this stretch.
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Well, I think we are in an 80's stretch now...sure, we had Jan 2022, just like we had December 1981, Feb 1983, March 1984 and January 1987....hell, I think there was even a cape blizzard in like 1989.
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Well, it goes both ways...I think CC is also tied into this, not just warmer weather and steeper gradients.
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Closest system we have had to it was Feb 2013...shifted sw a bit.
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Luke likes to see that.
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Seems to be a good trend from 00z on the GEFS.
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Jan '96 was good where I was in Wilmington...about 18", but where I am now it was a nightmare...sharp gradient to like 5" of sand.
