TalcottWx
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It's almost time to sign back up for weathermodels.... I'm going to exercise self control until post thanksgiving
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Should almost be euro time?
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If it was March, there would be half as many pages. I think this thing is just a product of bored summer weenies awaking after a long slumber.
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I don't buy any of this right now. Sell. Let's see that development before the NAM lures the entire board and region into thinking there is a mini hurricane on the way. This could end up being a glorified squall line of 40 mph winds, a few downed limbs and wires. Not enough evidence of a larger event yet.
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Lol. Imagine if TV Mets knew anything? (outside of the vets)
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Getting quiet in here. Coastal people must be losing power.
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One met is sassing me on Twitter for saying Gillette experiences showers at most tonight
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BOS honestly looks done outside of another .25 or .50
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Oh wow, had no idea. Good spot to invest in RE right now, if she did so.
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She is in PYM right?
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Looks like Diane is going to get a ton of rain today though. Radar is setting up for it.
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Android and Windows until I croak. My new Samsung Note 10 5G is FAST.
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Lets revisit BOX telling people to expect days and days without power, expect the unexpected, etc, lol
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Models didn't make much sense. Pumping out high qpf results when you could clearly see mid levels and the surface low looked to consolidate SE. The mesoanalysis page is truly a godsend.
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The meteorology field?
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I looked at the NAM. Might luck out in Foxboro?
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Radar looks so much like an SE MA winter special. I will close my eyes and pretend it's snow.
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LOL
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Sipprell gone wild
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Where and how much
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At the same time it all depends on the evolution of this 7h and how the low stacks (or better said, attempts to stack) Going to certainly be pretty nasty on the Cape.
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Such a wide spread. But I can certainly see a scenario where BOS ends up with a pedestrian 1.0-1.5" of rain while Plymouth gets like 3.50"
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Rather hefty statement by BOX Plan accordingly. Especially coastline communities, there could be a number of days without power given anticipated winds in addition to coastal flooding. Those with coastal interest should address any and all vulnerabilities, protecting life and property in the process.
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Logan rarely has any issue unless it's heavy snow
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Can someone post?
