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    It is not in terms of ONI, which is what I think those people are referring to. I know I am. But I agree that this event is definitely more coupled and is obviously a more prominent driver than last year's la nina.
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    So far, so good....my neighbor across the street still has cover, and his property sun bathes all day. I am just over the line, though...legit 2 miles down the road to join the highway, and its just patches.....nothing once you hit 495 in I93.
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    Hopefully we both make out okay...his elevation should help.
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    I don't think 1-3" is gone with one day of 35-40 at this time of year, especially if dews are low. Hell, my inch of crust from Saturday survived low 40s yesterday. The sun is so weak....
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    At this point, I think the course of least regret is to not plan on anything, and if something becomes imminent, then rejoice.
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    Yea, maybe.
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    No one.
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    23.5/23
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    Awesome to hear.
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    Same.
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    Probably gone tmw.
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    Yea...two different things, though...this is why snow is more preferable in December. But the actual snowfall itself is better in March, unfortunately.
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    Tip has posted about this before and you're right..snowfall is shifting later.
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    All else being equal, I would prefer December snow...but it isn't equal.
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    Aside from SSTs....there is a reason that cutters are more frequent in December...there is a seasonal lag. The mean baroclinic zone has yet to settle southward enough on average.
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    I agree that December snows are certainly more festive, but March snow events are just better...especially anywhere remotely close to the ocean. But even regionally...I feel there are more high-end March events than there are December events.
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    That hasn't been the issue this year.
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    Oh, I just looked at the date on the image. I thought you were talking about 94...though 95-96 had it, too
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    That's the winter I learned of OES. I couldn't figure out why in the hell Shelby Scott kept going to the south shore
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    Yea, I just took an EPS H5 image from xmas and annotated. Wxbell has better graphics, but F5 has the Narcan snowmaps, nice simulated radar and Long range Ukmet plus ensembles. I would go w F5 bc wxbell maybe redundant for you
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    I made the graphic from a wxbell image
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    Maybe this illustrates things a bit better. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2021/12/actively-quiet-holiday-period-appears.html
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    I think that still leads to attenuating waves here, but more juice than current...like what the GL are seeing now.
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    No way that pattern remains perfectly stable...I agree. What exactly are you saying is moving east? The RNA trough?
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    I agree....its ephemeral.
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