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  1. 15 minutes ago, WxWatcher007 said:

     

    This. Congrats NNE, but down here in the lowlands of CT we’re rolling into February at less than 20% of climo snow. I’m at 13% of climo and the warmth has been absurd. We’re not even in the game seriously to be in striking distance of normal. It’s ok to be real about the unfolding disaster. It hadn’t been everywhere, but it has been here.

    Even when it does snow again, we need a historic period to claw back close to climo. 

    But it’s not like it’s dry either, approaching 6” of rain for the month, which would be good for July never mind in January.

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  2. 2 minutes ago, TauntonBlizzard2013 said:

    I don’t think TAN will go below zero. I’d say 0 on the nose, would be my guess.

     

    Im north and radiate much better, my guess is I see -4 maybe -5?

    That’s what I am thinking here as well; let’s see what happens with model runs the rest of the week

  3. 30 minutes ago, HoarfrostHubb said:

    Lots of Barney the Dinosaur colors showing up.

    Potential daily low temp records being broken at a New England station or 2?

    Records for the 4 SNE stations for 2/4 are:

    BDL  -8F (prob won't touch this) fromk 1965

    PVD  -2 from 1918 (possible?  prob not)

    ORH  -4  1934, 1918, 1908   Doable at the current site

    BOS  -2  1886   nah... out in the water

    I’m think cold is a little over done south of the pike; thinking I hit single digits. Anywhere north of the pike with snow back will be below zero.  Could be wrong but seems trend this winter were early models to trend warmer as we got closer to storms.

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  4. 1 minute ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

    I guess overall it is less compressed, still shears out the 2/1 wave. You’d think the follow up would be better now…

    I’ll take 1-3 inches of snow….just done with the rain, feel like I’m back in FL

  5. 1 minute ago, Damage In Tolland said:

    With the heavy qpf now staying largely offshore except for far SE MA.. folks up north don’t have to worry about warmth and rain melting much. I think convection played a big role in this whole moisture transport .  Less rain.. less warmth etc 

    That’s why I was asking if this shifted SE a bit, looks like heaviest precip (even rain) is being shunted a little SE

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