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Brian5671

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  1. I think the city (PHL) did ok-maybe 8 or 9 inches at the airport, but as you headed S and W amounts dropped drastically over 20-30 miles to nothing. Baltimore had a winter storm warning the night before and woke up to sunny skies-tremendous bust. It actually busted further north-we were supposed to turn to rain, never did and got 15 inches.
  2. temps are marginal though...could be white rain or a car topper
  3. Good post-the 12/17 storm is a perfect example of this. Too suppressed, but in the end missed the sleet that the NAM picked up on....
  4. sounds like a refrain from the last 2 years "just wait! 2 weeks from now it will rock"
  5. people expect endless cold and snow around here. Not the way it really happens at our latitude...Agree on December snow-we'll likely come out at least average for the season based on history....
  6. this will be the wild card-if the inversion holds this will be largely a non event. 40mph winds in winter aren't all that big of a deal. 60 or 70 different story
  7. i was, that was a 2-3 day storm-the winds over that time weakened alot of trees and the storm surge from the sound was only surpassed by Sandy here...this is in and out 9-12 hr of winds then good bye.
  8. if it verifies it's going to be crazy. At least some dead wood is down from prior events, but ever green trees will topple on saturated soil-it's been very wet going back to Thanksgiving.
  9. still full coverage here almost a week later. I expect today and tonight to get rid of alot of it....
  10. yeah most of it will go tomorrow into xmas eve day. Temps stay above freezing tomorrow night around 40-45 then well into the 50's Thursday day.
  11. only the coast will go with a high wind watch across Long Island, Queens, Brooklyn, and coastal SE CT where the llj will be the strongest and highest confidence of warning-level gusts will be. Advisory-criteria winds could occur for at least the remaining coastal areas and nearby inland areas. Strongest sustained winds and gusts would be from late evening through around daybreak Friday.
  12. Evergreen trees would be the main concern-some of them were completely uprooted here in the 11/15/20 event
  13. I usually go up to Mohawk in NW CT. At least from what I can see on the cams, they are blowing snow when they can, but makes sense that some places are worried about a shutdown. Luckily here-most things remain open....
  14. I'll take a 4-5 SD -AO or -NAO anytime.....
  15. most places should be able to start making snow from late day Xmas day and the weekend though.
  16. I've had more power outages here this year than in the 17 yrs prior since we moved into this house. Lost it for 4 days for Isaisis but got lucky with Sandy, Irene, March 2010 etc where it was only out for a few hrs.
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