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    After that last snip it turns to snow out east but the low is by Maine so maybe hard to believe
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    Did Ryan do a forecast yet?
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    Kutchera is more realistic
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    He posted the 10 to 1. The Kutchera I posted is more realistic.
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    I mean the precip shield is way back to the NYK boarder despite the surface low location. Upper low doing this?
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    Literally
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    I mean wayyyy different in the LP location.
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    Amazing the difference between the 12k and 3 k NAMS
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    Thanks. I am pulling for everyone, even though ATM I am in the worst location in SWCT.
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    Probably best case at this point for CT?
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    Maybe we had the same feeling in 1998 before the late March event....
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    Thanks for the professional synopsis
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    Yeah. I know I already stated BUT Forky did say a few days ago "this could easily jackpot Maine". I wonder how he was able to see that back then?
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    I mean this map looks like what will probably transpire. Complete elevation event.
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    At least Litchfield county is still in the game. Bully for them.
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    HRRRR still rolling here is latest panel
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    Thanks! I think the lowland posters in this forum will migrate to the next threat tracking room! In this end this is historic, and we will likely not see this again in our lifetime (unless you are one of the "the SER will dominate our winters and it will be hard to snow going forward unless it's a perfect pattern" crowd
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    Yeah it's pathetic. 2019/20 and 22/2023 mirror 97/98 and 01/02 as horrible close proximity winters. Regression to the 80s.
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