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40/70 Benchmark

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  1. I think they will have a window in early Jan, then again in latter Feb and early March.
  2. Looks like my general coating to 2" call about covered it.
  3. This is not a ratter...punt that notion to the moon faster than a norlun and get that shit outta here.
  4. I am excited for the long range....I envision a gradient pattern lead in from the 20th into NY, than maybe a week to 10 days potential to go BOOM before we thaw again in January....then we await the real PV disruption.
  5. Finally got a coating with some very poor snowgrowth..whatever paltry lift developed must be below the SGZ. Oh well....at least I verified my coating (C-2") locally.
  6. What's new...I called that. My area is just a perpetual scew zone past few years. Uncanny.
  7. Makes sense.....all of the gradients are steeper during the cold season given limited solar irradiance.
  8. https://easternmassweather.blogspot.com/2021/12/mild-mid-month-on-horizon-before.html I think the mid atl is in trouble for the the rest of the month given persistent RNA, but different story up here.
  9. Well, he got a bad forecast. Must have the @Damage In Tolland app
  10. No issue with temps here...31.5 down from 32.4, but just broken overcast. Nothing all day
  11. I have noticed he tends jump around his analogs alot, but ends up with the right idea.
  12. I think that pattern, like the RNA/+EPO, will be a recurring theme this season. We saw that warm SW/cold bleed into NE much of Novie.
  13. I honestly feel like Cosgrove has been the best out there these past couple seasons...guys has, and continues to be money.
  14. Miller B is exactly what most of the subforum wants...maybe save for Luke.
  15. If the regression fairies really want to be most proficient, we'll have a slew of 12/92, 1/03 and 3/01 like gradients. The coast needs to bend over for awhile.
  16. Doesn't that say winter precip increased slightly over ne US?
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