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This is the worst storm I can remember tracking
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18z NAM a notch east only lost 1" * make that lost 2"
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Surprises me he doesn't broadcast in shorts with a palm tree cabana shirt
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Take note how family member disregarded geography and went with the 3" to needle me All I know about Adam is he was always a card carrying member of the Warminsta's
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Family member fibbing or still going with the 3 from the 3-6 from yesterday I should have known
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I did.. Consider Valentine's Day about the time the cooking sun angle kicks in
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Did Heisy fly/drive yet?
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Hope I didn't panic some it's still a good run for this region lock step with the UKMET Solid mid range SECS
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Central county peeps might compete with Boston lol
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12z guidance
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RGEM and CMC might be the new king
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Oh crap euro..
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CMC too imagine if the Boston region got those amounts while expecting 2'+ from the big boy runs
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Petition to have Adam Joseph traded to a Miami affiliate?
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Family member keeps informing me Adam Joseph has 3" for Philly and that's what it will be
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12z UKMET is 6-10" with 12:1 ratios for lower SEPA and Philly
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It's like making it to the playoffs and getting destroyed the first game
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Central Montco, Bucks and West Chester knocked it out of the park with the pre storm and looks to keep going
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Sun is currently out and it's snowing again will look for a rainbow, snowbow whatever * There is no snowbow
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Nothing here now either lol
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Looks like it rained here jeez
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Hrrr had you at between .1 and .5" for the pre and all the others <1" you won
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Sun came out and popped to 32F, it burned off the snow on the grass and most surfaces the still low sun angle did not help me Seriously the snow incinerated in less than half an hour like it was March
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Seems in the end all rides on the duel low scenario, if that happens less precipitation is thrown inland
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Hard to believe the RGEM has 12" for Boston how does that happen
