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The weeklies looked great until they didn't, December in a Mod Nino has always been a crap shoot.

Mine shipped yesterday, I have a tracking number, Maybe the last one?

People even still shop Brick & Mortar?

I rode a buddy of mines 2020 last year and didn't want to get off it

No, 850 e-tec

Back to the 80's?

Thanks JD, 2020, Low miles 1,400, Yeah, I haven't rode down here the past 5yrs, I'll be heading up north all winter.

We have a lot to overcome to be able to pull something off, I'm not so sure even that period is doable, Lot of pac air in the conus.

Beer?

Yes, And my thumb will like it too.

The way I figure it, I can’t fuk up winter any worse now then Wolfie and Lava already did, lol, So Merry Christmas to me.

This has the potential to be another winter of bad luck too.

It would suck for many on coastal's too as he loves a slp with a PWM track over there.

Checked my stratus and it was 2.77" compared to 2.84" in the tipper for this one.

Rather see the 18/19th system OTS then tracking over BUF quite honestly.

Here we go

Great Tom, Glad you could hold on to some pack, That should become bullet proof with some colder temps moving in, The rain is done here as well as it looks like just some showers left.

Wasn't surprised with the wind as i didn't expect anything big in that dept here, A bit surprised at the temps though, Thought we could see 50's but a weaker system and with CAD holding on as we didn't get torched on strong southerly winds scuttled that, The areas mid coast east that generally experience strong winds them along the coast looked to have got some but did not look like anything out of the ordinary, Looks like NW Maine will retain snow though as rainfall totals were less then and looked to have flipped to snow with several inches so not a total loss, We will rebuild at some point here.

2.84", Temps hovered right around 39°F at my casa, East and weaker track with 5-10 mph winds did not allow us to mix out, Snowpack is gone except for some piles.

RN, 39.2°F, 2.81"

36.9°F, RN, 0.51".

+RN, 37.6°F.

18z HRRR a few more tics east of 12z, Puts NW Maine now firmly in the game with a sharp cutoff east of there.

Either way over here it didn't matter, Your area should do well no matter.

Its tight, Those are the areas i've been focused on, Would like to see them retain up there and possible net gain, Areas to the SE were cooked from the get go for snow for over a week, Easier for models to lock in on a rainer.