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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. Just the opposite. It does a better job of conveying the modeled thermal profile...it does not mistake sleet for snow.
  2. Through Wed AM on the EURO....I 84 -pike is gradient...per SWFE climo.
  3. Can tell the euro trended more amped bc this place was a morgue.
  4. I'm glad...been hoping for an event that gets us both....you been boned up there. I bet it ends up even colder, anyway.
  5. Bouchard gets his money's worth when he busts....that, and 1-3" for 2' March 2013 firehose.
  6. The one sure fire way to shake the rev...delete his posts lol
  7. I got some nuisance ones, but never once lost power due to accretion.
  8. They are about just as rare in Wilmington.....need to hit I 495 for those, usually.
  9. Yup. Similar, just flip the NAO for EPO.
  10. I doubt that. I have only seen a major sleet event once in my life time. It can cut down on accumulations, sure. 1" of glaze takes a lot more to go right than you are implying...you need ample QPF and very little sleet contamination. Both are dubious here given the progressive pattern, and depth of cold.
  11. I wouldn't worry about that verbatim. Your biggest worry will be IP vs glaze.
  12. Only diff was it was more EPO that year....its replaced with NAO this season. AO is common denominator.
  13. Best part of all of this is that the nasty sun is held at bay...you want a recipe for retention from mid Feb onward, that is it.....several days of clouds. We had stretches like that in '94...I'd get 6", and the slush on the side of the roads will still be in tact when it would begin again.
  14. So you think its mid level thermals are on point, hence a larger area of glaze?......or shift the entire thermal profile, and thus precip type stratification SE?
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