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Brian5671

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  1. moderate to heavy snow here about an inch OTG 30 degrees
  2. Take the few inches we get and enjoy it. Stop obsessing over every model run.
  3. Yeah driving around here today it was in the mid 40's. Forecast from Upton was 37. That's a pretty big bust on high temps. Great pic by the way!
  4. some of the NW advisories will convert to warnings IMO 6z RGEM more robust and now both NAMS are
  5. still crushes the 95 corridor and east of 18z which is good for coastal folks
  6. LOL Nothing gets my goat more than reading model analysis and then "Janice Huff says only 1-3"
  7. Early Feb is when you really start noticing it. Sunset time is also about 50 minutes later than mid December now....
  8. one lucky element from the last storm-high winds blew alot of the snow off roofs.....
  9. keep the so and so says 4-8 to the vendor thread pls. Doesn't belong in this thread....
  10. if history is correct NW areas will likely do best....$100 says those watches are extended NW by tonight or tomorrow AM
  11. it can only come so far north with the arctic front right behind it....
  12. yep-last 2 storms have had sleet well N and W of where anyone thought it would be. It's part of living at the coast. Either way we get a ferocious front end dump.
  13. colder tomorrow and then an average of 6 inches will refresh it....if we even get that the parking lot piles will be enormous
  14. it's always warmer than modeled in warm ups these days. 43 here but mostly cloudy. I'd say b/w today and yesterday we've lost half the pack.
  15. Man I would not want to be living up top on a cheaply built 90 story building!
  16. 10 or 12 inches is the likely ceiling and those would be jackpot amts not widespread.
  17. NAM will be good for 6-10 inches for most here. Nice jump NW
  18. yeah who cares about 2-4 inches when you just had 18! LOL. Just kidding. NAM running now.
  19. my davis hit 46! Lost about 4-5 inches of snow due to compaction/melting.
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