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If we do close this off that far SW like the EURO, I'm going to want this to amp to hell and tuck right in near Boston....the last thing I want is to have the mid level deformation over Logan11, and the CF pinned by the cranberry bogs...I'd rather risk rain.
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Someone is going to pull 3'+ in this.
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I'm sure I did lol. I wear my emotions on my sleeve in these threads....actual forecasts are another story. I actually called that in JUNO...I warned the NYC thread and no one wanted to hear it. These usually kick NE late in game
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Agree. My reactions are to the run itself. I get the lead time. I think we can take graze off of the table, which is good for all.
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Well, just another run...hopefully the Euro JUNOs all over itself to a degree.
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Stalling there lowers the ceiling here.
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Well, hopefully some sort of a compromise with other guidance and it closes a bit later.
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Its exactly like Boxing day. LBSW and LBSE
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Stick a coastal front in my mouth to shut me up, and take the deform
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This may bring me a hellacious CF...in that case, WOR can get deformed, and s shore can get bent lol
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I figured EURO would do this....we may need a bigger boat.
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Bit of a 68-69 vibe on these runs, too....
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My call is EURO is similar to UK...or a tic east.
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I am not studying the models...just clown creepn'..full disclosure, but it seems to me that this models are capturing it in the GOM, then retrograding a bit....bc when you play the run out, the heavier totals actually start just south of BGR, where it must close off....then trickle down the coast into e MA.
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Holy NARCAN on the UK....you guys ready for this?
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Legit like 12 mi north of me...I think it was around Raymond, NH, ironically enough lol
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I think I had more like 30" here in Methuen....I lived on Wilmington at the time, and had like 21".
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Well it stands to reason that the more or less snow a given spot averages, the higher or lower the percentage of modeled snowfall verifies.
