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There's a Herman Cain (RIP) low at 156.

Last three runs have taken the low from ALB->BAF->ACK By tomorrow this will be halfway to tracking over BDA.

Oh honey, I certainly do. But that's why there's a banter thread. It's even pinned! I would like to see what someone thinks about the 00Z GFS thinks about the next wave flattening out. One run of the Euro paints an ice storm and all of the sudden everyone is comparing the length of their extension cords.

Can we maybe move the generator talk off to banter pls?

I've been doing this for years. It's quite accurate!

63 at BOX the day before April Fools 1997. 61 at PVD, 62 MQE, 63 BDL, 54 at ORH.

Tolland! Drink!

Loved this storm! I was on a cub scout overnight at the Museum of Science! They woke us up on the intercom at 6:45 with "good morning campers, it's snowing outside" and indeed it was. The morning activities were called off and everyone piled in to go home. We only had to make it a few exits out the Pike; not sure if there were folks from ORH county and how they fared!

My favorite too! Sunday 3/30: 63˚, biking in shorts. Prediction of 10-14 overnight Monday which no one believed. Monday 3/31: 45˚ and raining in the morning 8 SM W of KBOS. Prediction of a flip between 4 and 6. 1030 math class, bored looking out the window at the rain. Look back at the board. Look back out the window and I couldn't see across the field. My middle school math teacher did not care for my weather report. 1400: All after school activities canceled. Our bus driver usually left the door open and had to be woken up when it was time to leave but had to open and close it for everyone getting on to keep the blizzard out of the bus. With all activities canceled, we had about 80 people on the bus, sitting on laps. Barely made it up a couple of hills. No school Tue-Wed, since many streets hadn't been touched.