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Posts posted by Torch Tiger
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In and up, AWS
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maybe I'll get a brief period of sleet,bytch..that's a win
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up and in ftw if you want anything winter
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7 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
It’s early December. Definitely not winter. It will moderate for sure. Maybe even 50s.
Maybe 60's
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All options should be on the table, really. My suspicions are either a good snowstorm for interior SNE, or a hugger more NNE oriented. But if we see a weaker/more strung out mess and dynamics aren't there, and another less than cold air mass, the precip shield , banding and ptypes may be pretty ugly looking. Can't write off a more shredded and /or offshore thing.
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4 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:
Why?
need the reverse psychology.gif
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60.8 for the high, torch
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Though not entirely relevant, today's cpc Analogs to the 5 day mean observed pattern centered 3 days ago (D-3) for the region from 20N to 70N latitude and 175E to 60W longitude include the 5 day periods centered on the following dates: 19611206 - 19671122 - 19661106 - 19551110 - 19511210 Analogs to the 7 day mean observed pattern centered 4 days ago (D-4) for the region from 20N to 70N latitude and 175E to 60W longitude include the 7 day periods centered on the following dates: 19611205 - 19661105 - 19551111 - 19691113 - 19671122
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Yesterdays cpc Analogs to the 5 day mean observed pattern centered 3 days ago (D-3) for the region from 20N to 70N latitude and 175E to 60W longitude include the 5 day periods centered on the following dates: 19711119 - 19671121 - 20041123 - 19921201 - 20051209 Analogs to the 7 day mean observed pattern centered 4 days ago (D-4) for the region from 20N to 70N latitude and 175E to 60W longitude include the 7 day periods centered on the following dates: 19671121 - 19711120 - 20041123 - 20071104 - 19591206
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any D5 analogs (weenielogs) being tossed around yet?
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I just issued a congrats in the panic room thread, that should do the trick
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5 minutes ago, Hoth said:
Not true. We only Grinch at Christmas. We're on to a new decade for snow threats! Not sure the '20s can match the epicosity this one delivered, but we can hope!
extra sulk and bitterness around here if we Grinch
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9 minutes ago, STILL N OF PIKE said:
We thaw or stay
Rather this storm amp and rains to Maines, than get squashed south for the mid-atlantic... each and every one of us agrees on that.
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hope this sorts itself out well enough, because the next best shot at a snowstorm may not be until near Christmas
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gfs being south is somewhat promising
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48 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:
Hype it up like you did the 60 plus mph gusts Tday all last week, high winds Thurs to Sat? Or was it boring? I can’t keep up with you.Just tired of the week ahead hype. Biggest travel day of the year, wx stations know people are going to want to know the weather so on Monday they start the hype. Better pay attention to us cuz your plans Sunday might be effected. Kev knows hype sells
easy tiger
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A lot of frustration and even anger around. Hope a good snowstorm soothes peoples souls a bit
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'grats NNE
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Yep, weeklies have been atrocious
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I would say the odds favor a secondary development across SNE more than south of SNE
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2 hours ago, ORH_wxman said:
Its a good sign the GGEM doesn't show snow right now....I'd have the climate of Labrador if all the D6-7 GGEM snow threats actually verified.
Ggem had it yesterday, as you probably know. In fact probably a better solution than the gfs today.
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40 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:
-NAO vaporized. LOL poler vortex weenies.
tried to tell 'em
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Fall 2019 New England Banter and Disco
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go nanny state