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TalcottWx

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  1. I knew something was up once the nws map's came out and they didn't match up. 24-36"? Jesus I can't believe they had that still.
  2. Does this not feel real to anyone? I'm sort of in disbelief of this whole thing about to hit honestly. Hasn't sunk in. Maybe the euro coming in big tonight would do it.
  3. It doesn't look to have a great handle. Big dumpage SE MA and S Shore but no mid level love? Doesn't make sense to me given other modeling.
  4. QPF queens getting the shaft in a different way than normal tonight. Mid levels were screaming east, east, east... Funny how it's responded in the QPF time as we head closer to the storm. Upton must have been spending too much time rip and reading qpf.
  5. Pete Bouchard and Mike Wankum running a station would be fun.
  6. I wonder if he's going to post a NAVGEM output for us at 0z on twitter
  7. Mid levels are WAY better than 24 hours ago. GFS and NAM really don't even get the dryslot into eastern mass
  8. As cweat said it has the similar track to rgem and nam at 0z so we'll wait on the euro. Not about track but moreso how it approaches SNE
  9. Add the RGEM into the list east of Euro, also GFS. But hey...
  10. You said 36-48" in you're last post. Which you aren't getting- still. Get your facts straight and stop taking everything personally. 30-36" somewhere? Maybe. But if favors ORH county.
  11. Looking at that RPM, can anyone guess where the ML forcing is when the storm stalls/slows down before heading east? lol.
  12. 20-24" tickling your fanny? I would wrap that up in a heartbeat. I'd also take 16-20" too.
  13. The Euro is probably sore from consistent dry humping. For good reason
  14. Hires nam is 20+ all of eastern mass/RI east of ORH... Spot 30's in the corridor we all mentioned south of BOS to Canal just off the coast.
  15. It's not about the NAM, its the fact every model other than the euro has gone east since 12z euro ran.
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