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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. Well, to be fair, it's a one day snapshot that isn't very representative of the period, as evidenced by that second image.
  2. There is a reason we can all name the same 5 posters who do it...that isn't a coincidence.
  3. He just loves to "poke the hornet's nest", as you say.....constantly.
  4. That jives with NWS more....not cold by any stretch, but not balmy.
  5. Funny bc I don't really care, anyway..not like there is a pack to protect.
  6. Nothing. Clearly there is some support for a mild xmas, but like I said, I don't think Xmas is going to be in the 50's here. If it is, by all means, I'll give him kudos. NWS does not think it will either, for whatever a day 7 point and click is worth.
  7. The REAL mets...who, you know...are working meteorologists, think it will be near normal with mixed rain and snow showers.
  8. What is the big deal? Here is my forecast Christmas Day A chance of rain and snow showers. Partly sunny, with a high near 40. West wind 3 to 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. https://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?x=193&y=67&site=box&zmx=&zmy=&map_x=193&map_y=67#.Yb6QR2RKh-U
  9. It also depends on the how positive anomaly is achieved....if the high is like 43 and the torch is mainly due to a relatively mild overnight low, then that is a fraudulent grinch. When I refer to grinch, I mean like over 50 with high dews. It always been obvious any real cold is after xmas.
  10. Yea, despite the abysmal and frustrating start, I am not worried whatsoever.
  11. I was at peace with the crap dynamics...I'm enjoying a bit of holiday season snow.
  12. 1997 was white, too....perhaps not in downtown Boston, but that event on 12/23 that have Ayer 8" in an hour ensured a white xmas for most of the region. I had like 15" when about 3" was forecast. Lol
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