Brian5671
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Tomorrow's rain is trending south-most likely due to the strong block?
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Basically a cutter with a late developing coastal-would have been rain even in January
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This would have been great in the heart of winter with an arctic airmass-you'd be talking a HECS for some. Instead it's maybe some catpaws after 2 inches of rain
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even here 10 inches of rain and not even a T of snow...
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very impressive for Worcester not to see anything in March....
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Upton went all in here with blizzard conditions and big totals....most of the storm was heavy rain during the day...then we got a dryslot of sorts with some light garbage snows...we did get accumulating snow overnight mainly on the grass, ended up with 3-4 inches of slop. Hunter Mtn had 3 feet from what I remember
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True-even in our best setups you need the primary to die out no further north than Pittsburgh
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IF it were early March I'd be more excited. Airmasses have been problematic all year....April 82 had awesome arctic cold unload that would have done January proud.
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yep we'll get NAM'd
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Good. Lets get the torch back
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Even May into early June can be rough with onshore flow. The good news is that the good days start to outnumber the crappy days.
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and the "so and so says on X"
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Still raining here.
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the 2000-2018 run was epic in itself even without any warming....even if the climate stayed the same such a run might be difficult to come by....
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about an inch here still going though
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Yep. Once the short Jan cold snap ended it took almost a month to get anything resembling winter back here...
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Winters are basically 6-8 weeks now--almost like a Richmond VA type climo
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after a volcano or asteroid maybe
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makes sense the blocking will break down by then and it's back to the torch
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about an inch here so far-still going
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We will have a pretty good idea of what's going to happen a few days before...can adjust accordingly if one wants to see it-worst case drive SW to St Louis lol
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you answered your own question....There's a general lack of deep cold airmasses this year
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The easterly solutions look to verify based on radar and the latest HRRR
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Wonder if upton issues flood watches-ground is saturated...
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Hopefully the weeklies are banned next winter-the last 2-3 yrs they have shown the "big pattern" in the LR only to bust horribly.
