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The 4 Seasons

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  1. Who in the world was calling for mid winter below 0 temps? I haven’t seen anyone say that.
  2. It’s been like that unfortunately. A few Nam and gfs rubs were all we had.
  3. I love Twitter too, its great for up to date news and information but i'm also willing to admit that it is the deep bowels of the internet.
  4. The staff. Not sure exactly how it works but you can book 2 weeks up there as visitor. The staff probably rotate every few months or so. I'm not sure. I do know there are always many people up on the rockpile at any given time
  5. This looks like fun. 120mph gusts. Would love to be up there right now.
  6. Avg high ORH: 64 PVD: 66 BDL: 69 BDR: 65 Temperatures at 2PM ORH: 53 PVD: 57 BDL: 54 BDR: 48 But it's "warm" thats the exact opposite of warm. Also, it's been quickly dropping into the 40s after 2pm.
  7. I'd venture to say thats probably more like 1/100.
  8. I had to say something on twitter. What planet is he on? Double digits deperatures is warm? Historic cold airmass is "not much cold air around"?
  9. More like D0.25. Congrats NNE, you really need the snow!
  10. 00Z NAM and HRRR basically a fropa now for ct all rain lol. And just like that it’s gone. What a shit winter. Not like you can a expect anything serious in May but a coating to an inch looked reasonable at one point.
  11. I'd forecast T-1 for most of CT at this point, maybe 1-2 possible 3" in the hills.
  12. I don't trust the HRRR as far as i can throw it. And that's 36hrs not 48, i don't think it goes beyond 36. At least nothing i can find. Either way, still, the HRRR at 18-36 is like the GFS 200-384hrs, even inside of 18hrs it can be pretty bad.
  13. Wow just saw the NAM complete whiff for all of New England except some light snow for ct ri and se mass. Big differences in models with only 36 hrs to go.
  14. That's a pretty big jump inside of 42. My opinion of that model and the RGEM has dwindled quite significantly since 2015. I think i trust the GFS more than the GEM.
  15. can you send me the link to this. I used to have it but i dont know what i did with it.
  16. BOX, ALY, OKX Expected & Max. It's so late in the season they removed the links for "Winter Weather". To find these just type in weather.gov/okx/winter. Replace "okx" with the three letter code for your CWA.
  17. GFS came north. More robust this time, couple mb deeper with the primary low.
  18. Assuming we get plowable snow all the way down to the coast. Would this be more anamolous than Oct 28-29th 2011 about the same or less? Thoughts? Either way i think it's a 1-100/200 year event.
  19. With the possibility of snow upcoming, coincidentally on May 9th, i thought id post some stuff about that historic '77 storm. If anyone has any personal experiences and lived through it, i'd like to hear about it. This storm happened way before i was born. Some snowfall totals at some sites. Norfolk, CT: 20 KORH: 12.7 Blue Hills, MA: 7.8 KPVD: 7.0 KBDL: 1.3 KDXR: 1.0 KBOS: 0.5 KBDR: T KNYC: T
  20. Can’t believe what some models are putting out for May 9th. Snow all the way to the coast. It’s hard enough to get snow in mid March here, and we’re taking two months later. About 6 weeks from it’s the summer solstice, highest sun angle of the year... just amazing.
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