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  1. 78Blizzard
    Those models showed the same thing in that storm that gave Worcester 9", but we stayed rain throughout until a coating at the very end.
  2. 78Blizzard
    Kuchera ratios are worse here than the 10-1. They are better to the north. I get 15" on the Kuchie and 18" on the 10-1.
  3. 78Blizzard
    He always looks for the area with the greatest chance of thunder snow, lol.
  4. 78Blizzard
    There is still just a watch from Brockton on down, yet the forecast there is for 6-10 inches. Doesn't make sense.
  5. 78Blizzard
    Perhaps you're thinking of Barry Burbank, who retired from WBZ in April this year after over 40 years there.
  6. 78Blizzard
    Leonard is credited as the first meteorologist to correctly predict the impact and intensity of the Blizzard of 1978. He saw the potential 4 days before the event, and didn't have the advantage of the models we have today. When he went in early to the station ahead of the storm, he told his wife she probably wouldn't see him for some time. He was right. He was stuck at the station for the week. Great met.
  7. 78Blizzard
    Yeah, and they are flying in the Atlantic tomorrow.
  8. 78Blizzard
    Winds at Logan will be gusting to 40 mph 5-8 AM Thursday during height of storm.
  9. 78Blizzard
    Even the NYC and Philly peeps should be happier with this run.
  10. 78Blizzard
    It already just cut back those snows the previous run had all the way to the Canadian border.
  11. 78Blizzard
    39 hr brings the mix just about up to Brockton.
  12. 78Blizzard
    I'm going with a 50/50 blend of the Ukie/Euro.
  13. 78Blizzard
    The Ukie track looks to be over the benchmark.
  14. 78Blizzard
    The NAM had decent snows all the way to the Canadian border on this run, and even good stuff well into central ME.
  15. 78Blizzard
    We now have the CMC, RGEM, and the NAM 3k not biting on the convection to the E.
  16. 78Blizzard
    RGEM still refuses to follow that convection to the E. NAM 3k started to, but then went back west. Interesting.
  17. 78Blizzard
    The 3k initially follows that convection to the east, but then lets it escape and relocates itself to the west. Strange.
  18. 78Blizzard
    This should be further N.
  19. 78Blizzard
    The 18z RGEM wasn't lured by the convection to the E.
  20. 78Blizzard
    Whether it's the on-air mets locally or those on TWC, they always compare outcomes using the GFS and the Euro. What is the point of having these other models then? Especially since they never mention the Ukie, yet it has a higher reliability than the GFS.
  21. 78Blizzard
    Almost a winter hurricane for the Maritimes.
  22. 78Blizzard
    Ukie is usually one of the better reliable models.
  23. 78Blizzard
    I'll take a compromise among the NAM, RGEM, CMC, and Ukie.
  24. 78Blizzard
    LOL, they must be hugging the GFS.
  25. 78Blizzard
    On RGEM the surface low moves about 75 miles from hr 57 to hr 66. Moved the best snows well to the NW from 12z run, except for the "screw zone". Also kept the snows going until early-mid afternoon in E sections.
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