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Pushing 2” in Chelsea and puking. Roads are a mess. This is gonna be the commute from hell. Good things it’s a post pandemic Monday and not tue wed or thurs or it would be worse

2 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I still don't think so.

I hope you’re right and had faith too until the last few days with some bleak February posts popping up save for maybe the first 10 days of the month. 
I never count on March to deliver mainly because arctic cold is a lot tougher to reign in around here compared to Dec, Jan and Feb. It’s been the missing ingredient all season so I don’t expect it to really show up in March either at this point. Hopefully I’m wrong

56 minutes ago, MJO812 said:

I also heard the ski resorts are struggling in New England 

They won’t be for long. SNE and the rest of the east coast is a different story. 
This is gonna end up one of the worst winters all time

5 hours ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Well, NARCAN depicts some issues for SNE...maybe a dryslot? Don't care to analyze...regardless, it's not much snow for SNE.

If that 8.2 in Bos is all from that system I would happily take that in the type of winter we’re having. I think most would agree too

Sleeting moderately in Lowell with a few flakes mixed in

2 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

George is that you?

 

Lol blizzard conditions?  Another twitter clown. 

42 minutes ago, SnoSki14 said:

There's definitely a signal for something but tracking it well over a week out is a little silly. 

A complete shift on the eps from cutter to offshore a week out is a great sign that it won’t be at least cutting. 
Slider or up the coast are the most likely options at this point

15 minutes ago, weathafella said:

Clown range GFS with a weenie dream

 

 

There’s your Thanksgiving weekend nor’easter.
Imagine the media hype and travel headaches that would cause

10 minutes ago, ron1660 said:

Trough orientation. Negatively tilted= capture.

 

Thanks. So basically if a storm and trough are running parallel to each other then they will phase and if they're perpendicular to each other then it will kick it OTS?

3 hours ago, Hoosier said:

Here's another view of it on the 500 mb maps.  This isn't just a little influence... it's a robust interaction/phasing between the trough and Fiona.

How come some troughs can "kick" a storm out to sea as oppose to phase with it like Fiona and Sandy? What is the difference that determines these two outcomes?

9 minutes ago, weathafella said:

Imagine where they'd be without him as is likely next season.....

Rest of the offensive team is pathetic and incredibly frustrating to watch. They’re going nowhere in October (if they even make it) until that changes. 

6 minutes ago, jbenedet said:

Coming back home to Dover NH from eastern Long Island. On the cross island ferry right now, about halfway from new London. Will be arriving in new London in 30 min. Pissed seeing the training and flooding. Not sure if I’m worse off going 395 from new London or through providence on 495.

I think staying away from Providence completely is a wise choice. 
Still no let up on radar

No end in sight for the same areas in RI and ECT. 
This could get really bad for them if this continues all evening into tonight. 

5 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

make one

I’m a jinx. I’ll leave that to the pros

This doesn’t have its own thread? I mean, we’ve had dedicated threads all summer for fading lines of thunderstorms. Could/should be the biggest event of the season. 

2 hours ago, ineedsnow said:

UKIE is  6 to 10 plus for most of southern CT woah.. someone is going to get some serious flooding looking at the 0z models qpf getting beefed up

Nonsense. We were told that there would be no flooding anywhere from this. 

Has this whole idea of a super warm humid week also left us, at least for eastern areas? Serious question. 
My wunderground forecast went from mid 80’s all later next week to low-mid 70’s with one day at 80 (next Sunday). 

So I guess we’re not bbq and burnin on Labor Day? 
That idea sank faster than my teams 1st place standing. Sad times 

16 minutes ago, kdxken said:

No rain please. My Christmas trees are loving this weather.

Those look beautiful!

One of these days my job will allow me to utilize, one day 

10 hours ago, snowman21 said:

You guys put on sweaters for 50s? Is this the south Florida board?

Why would you not have a hoodie on with low 50 temps? Especially this time of year when our bodies make low 60’s and 50’s feel like winter temps. 
If you’re not doing any type of active work or working out I guarantee you 99% of people are in hoodies with low 50’s temps. 

10 hours ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

Football and coc…a great month to be alive. 

September is one of the best months. Football begins, baseball in the home stretch. Cooler nights, warm days with the gradual step down from nasty summer to comfy sleeping weather. 
Sure it doesn’t produce the most prolific storms if there isn’t any tropical action but 75% of the months around here are generally boring the same way. At least we’re heading towards more action as opposed to March/April when we’re just heading to more boredom. 

Now that the fun is over, when do we start getting those late summer cool nights going? 

Spoke too soon. BOS and eastern quarter of mass getting the split. 

Finally a good soaking rain. Best since June. 
Logan should easily surpass .5 and probably be closer to 1” by the time all is said and done 

1 hour ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

Most models, give many in SNE, a shot at a welcome drink Mon/Tues.

At this point I’m in a believe it until I see it mode. 
Dry begets dry, no reason that’ll change until a major pattern change occurs. Probably/hopefully sometime in September.