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78Blizzard

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  1. On second look, you're right. It's hard to follow the 32 line on StormVista on your original post.
  2. Compare the 2m temps on StormVista vs what Pivotal shows. How can they be that far apart?
  3. I like the temps throughout the column on the Euro. Surface temps at onset in upper 20's, dropping to the mid teens near the end of the storm here.
  4. I'll never forget that one. I was 13 at the time and my father worked at the Sears catalogue plant on Brookline Ave. We didn't own a car back then, so he had to use the bus and rapid transit, all of which were shut down from the storm when he left work. He attempted to walk home in the storm (about 5-6 miles) but ended up staying for the night a short distance away at one of the hospitals down there.
  5. That 18z GFS blew up the Monday storm at hr 84 to 932 mb off Labrador, even stronger than what it had at 12z. So I don't see that high retreating E much, if it all from here. In fact, that low is so strong and slow to move out up there that our Wed-Thur storm will be shunted east and will hit Great Britain on Sunday as a strong 976 mb low.
  6. The bombing of Pearl Harbor and start of WWII for the US?
  7. There was more spread at 18z than at 12z - more members to the east and south of the mean.
  8. The haves and the have nots on the Cape from that GFS run. On the Pivotal clown map the mid Cape gets 5", while 15 miles to the west they get 34", lol.
  9. We laugh at the Ukie but it looks to have led the way for the Euro at 12z today, at least.
  10. Not really. With it showing temps in the mid to high teens here during the worst of the storm, you would expect higher ratios. The 10-1 here is for 10" from the Wed storm, but the Kuchie has 17".
  11. Agreed. Most of the time I never look at it. Has it ever led the way on any system, lol?
  12. 2m temps mostly 32-33F in SNE. This QPF map is easier to see:
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