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Stormlover74

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  1. Because of the 10 day thaw January will be below but not close to one of the coldest overall. Impressive stretch we're in now of course
  2. Interesting article on the rise of weather influencers https://www.newyorker.com/culture/infinite-scroll/the-forecast-wars-on-weather-twitter?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=app.dashsocial.com/newyorkermag/library/media/634989279&fbclid=IwT01FWAPnoeVleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAwzNTA2ODU1MzE3MjgAAR45svliqoBRcIwOUUVhn3U5Evxkl95GTmtHm24obo5qyNGJ5hxsQr5KZ787SA_aem_AZppd_VYf51newQ0y8BJCA
  3. The problem is every time the models start to make improvements they immediately take a step back
  4. Its precip field is still weird. The low is tucked in and can barely get precip to 95
  5. Yeah it just sits out there and bombs, pounding the shore for a day or two
  6. It is unusual having the gfs the furthest nw
  7. It's kinda of amazing driving around today. This felt like it had the impact of a 2 foot storm due to the sleet and density of the snowpack. Combined with the lack of melting and cold temperatures
  8. We have. Every model was a whiff for boxing day 72 hours out
  9. But sometimes when it wants to snow it does. With that said we've had misses before only to get hit a week later
  10. Yes its hideous. Not one ensemble member would bring snow to the area
  11. Sure. I think a scraper is most likely. Or just a total miss
  12. And of course feb 89. Don't know what they got down there but up to AC got like a foot and nothing fell north of Tom's river
  13. Cape Hatteras- 13.3in. — The two-day cumulative snow record covered the period from December 24th, 1989 to December 25th, 1989.
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