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  1. 4 minutes ago, Damage In Tolland said:

    Other than day or two of 40’s nothing is pointing to big furnace torch . In fact there’s sneaky Ginx LL ooze cold nearby with HP up there. Beware down below especially with deep pack regionally 

     better install before it's too late . 

  2. 50 minutes ago, Dr. Dews said:

    LC's epic post from Eastern was backlash against weenies who insisted they were going to ice storm, LC disagreed and weenies backlashed strongly. LC had a legit meltdown and ended up wishing not 1", but 2 or 3" of ice somewhere in the Carolinas. 

    I remember that! He lost it :-) 

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  3. 1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

    If he sees flakes on Friday morning, he'll be giddy as a school boy. But man, look at the next couple of weeks. How can anyone complain in November. I'll be careful with my words here, but it seems like a much higher than norrmal chance of areas getting their first measurable before Thanksgiving. 

    Scott is guaranteeing snow yes!

  4. Scott Nogueira, a Boston-based meteorologist at the Weather Company, joined in the teasing of the towns rescheduling trick-or-treating.

    There’s a lot of talk of postponing and cancelling Halloween tomorrow in many towns. I don’t see much of anything except some wind, especially eastern MA. Looks fairly dry after 5pm except for a few showers.

    Scott Nogueira (@ScottNogueira) October 30, 2019
     
    https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2019/10/31/some-towns-poke-fun-others-rescheduling-halloween-trick-treating/Wg1fuv2OVNAj5xHEoPM7PJ/story.html
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  5. 57 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

    Meh. Way up high in that tree means they are worth keeping around. They won't bother anyone being that high up unless you build a tree house. 

    Theyll be useful in killing other insects and even killing yellow jackets. 

    I worked below it all summer and didn't see a single Baldface . 

  6. 13 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

    Euro has the chance of the first synoptic snow of the season across the NNE mtns, especially the mtns of NW Maine. Low levels may be borderline, but E-NE flow banked against the high terrain may help cool it a tad. Elsewhere, a fascinating temp gradient exists between, say, BOS to DC. Euro has +22C at 850 in the Mid Atlantic. That's just amazing to see. It looks like we'll be in the 40s and 50s with rain Thursday and Friday. Interior likely below 50 one or both days.  

    Oh boy! And there were actually people wishing for this????

  7. 17 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

    Not today. We await Jerry swells. Karen unfortunately looks like it will be 1500 miles from Ct unlike your predicted SNE hit. One day you will nail one, one day out of the hundreds you called for. Forky level performance 

    Broken Clock.

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