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STILL N OF PIKE

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  1. I would call for 2” above 1K in western mass / extreme NW CT and 1-2” in Worcester county above 500’ , I don’t believe we will see more than a coating in the CP of Sne
  2. It may actually snow in Catskills for once this year
  3. Euro at 18z wobbled back north (not to the extent of 6z but pike North now solid snows over to just outside 128 . But beyond the clowns the 700-775 temps warmed a degree or 2 for most into NH border so the snow won’t need much more warming to sleet earlier
  4. I think everyone is joking ..Only a very sick forum would look at that map and even mentioned porked . It’s about as uniform as you will ever see across New England lol if you look at that map and think your porked, I’ll pay for your Uber to Bridgewater
  5. Scott mentioned yesterday the heights on model runs has trended lower due to flatter weaker look of the wave moving across country , is the nam keeping the low more intact and pumping heights more than other guidance (if you follow what I’m trying to say )
  6. 58 , just a ho hum plus 20 high on daily...no real hype with it ..just run of the mill day in February 2023 . Even a brief mild day to caribou (43f) . Meanwhile 37 In PF land w probably snow showers en route
  7. On today’s euro (For 12z Thursday to 0z Friday ) the 32 isotherm is closer to Boston than it was On the 0z run
  8. Simply posting a clown Range torch or nao failure map at 384 hours usually illicit nothing if folks are not worried or even if they know it could happen , it’s kinda like ok whatever . It deserves a bun or 5
  9. Seems lots of folks on edge . Never seen trolling get to folks like this year , ever.
  10. Yup has both tomorrows is mostly before 1pm and south of route 2 looks sneaky for CT hills
  11. Ya, he knows all about suffering thru a 8” winter . Im not surprised the gfs stayed cold , seemed awfully early for any trend to start unless the end game was gonna be frz rain to Stowe
  12. On nam , the ticks north are taking the mid level cold and low level cold with It as the cold tuck has modified about 6-8 F for South and central NH with the mid levels warming Over last 2 cycles . I’m not sold this is a trend yet .
  13. My question at hour 60 is the low level cold to be eroded if this ticks north So that the sleet / frz rain part sort of becomes irrelevant into Merrimack valley or is the low level cold tuck to Nashua area high probability regardless
  14. Look at the gradient all models have had . Very sharp and tight . A couple 25 mile shifts north in guidance is about all it takes . I mean if this was really a trend already it would be Rains to lake winni in next 8 more cycles so I’m hoping maybe it can still move south later today
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