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  1. EastonSN+
    Yeah definitely in a non blocking pattern BUT if you look at average annual snowfall distribution west averages more (likely due to elevation). Due west of Boston are the Birks and I believe average a lot higher. Seems like west won 2000 to 2011 and east won since.
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    Not really. Been a great 21 years WOR. Only 6 below average snowfall seasons this century (this year will prolly make 7).
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    Best of both worlds. Snowstorm followed by nice weather.
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    Thanks! Where did u pull the above? Would love access to site as the one I have does not delineate La for El Thanks!
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    It's a dual elongated low thing that brings the juice
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    So cold spring? Ugh
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    It actually felt nice. If it's not gonna snow BRING THE WARMTH!
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    My second favorite of all time behind 1996. https://www.weather.gov/okx/storm02092013
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    Hey, what did we do?
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    I LOVED 2015 in western Connecticut. Not sure why people think Western CT got the shaft. Snow OTG from late Jan through March Top 2 snowiest March in my lifetime Top 10 snowiest winter in my lifetime.
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    Correct.
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    Snowing at a decent clip. Amazing snow and ice retention this year.
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    Thanks. If the EPS is correct, I wonder if it's a short 2 week RNA or something more static.
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    Solid coating with much larger flakes now.
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    Flakes much larger in size now.
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    WRT the GEFS, when looping the 850 temp anomaly you can see the next Arctic shot coming SE at day 15. If anything seems more volatile than a static pattern.
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    Pretty big difference between the EPS and GEFS overnight in the 15 day period. Both advertise a different pattern than we currently have BUT GEFS has the boundary south of us (muted SE ridge) while EPS is Feb 2018. Wonder which suite has been more accurate this winter to date.
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    It feels like a month that we have been watching/discussing for the return of the RNA. Watch it end up being a short 2 week ridge.
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    Hmmm. What does this look like (special thanks and regards to the MA thread).
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    I love the snowman posts. Its like a movie where he's the villain and your the snow hero.
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    Coating of snow this morning. Nice.
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    Coating of snow this morning. Nice.
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    I look at it differently. The NAO in December caused compression and sheered all the storms. This is definitely a much warmer look BUT with the cold on our side of the globe a strong cutter will allow for weak trailing waves to make use of the cooler air and snow. Basically, warmer than December with better chance of snow.
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    Thanks for this Don, a break from the cold with energy savings will be welcome! I am rooting for an earlier flip to warm to allow for a better chance for a possible late winter return.
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    Even if we had a raging SE ridge with 70 degree weather it can snow like Feb 2017. Would be surprised if we do not see another flake this season.
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