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CMC is a pasting for Southern Maine in the Valentine's Day timeframe. Dryslot wouldn't have to trailer his sled to Eustis...

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these overnight lows are annoying. low to mid 20s is piss warm. If it ain't gonna snow can it at least be cold? apparently not.

Anyone care to provide a Euro total snowfall map through Jan 17? Just for getting off like to see what potential is for western and Northern ME.

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Anyone care to provide a Euro total snowfall map through Jan 17? Just for getting off like to see what potential is for western and Northern ME.

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Still on here but 331,000 plus don't have any

Anyone have Euro clown? just for giggles

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Folks up here have no fuking clue what’s going on.

32 minutes ago, NJwx85 said:

Fairly strong consensus building for a landfall in down East Maine or Nova Scotia. Not really too concerned about New England. That area is used to seeing strong winds during winter storms.

No foliage, and trees frozen in the ground during winter - if Lee makes it into the GoM, full foliage and saturated ground will have a significant impact r.e. storm damage

This can't be ignored, but let's see we got TS wind gusts across a large part of the region as a result of an expanded wind field. Given the very saturated grounds and fully leaved trees power outages would be a greater concern than usual for winds that we usually see several times in the late fall/winter. 

Euro clown?

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As a definite "weenie" and"lurker", one of the things I appreciate about this board is that it is not exclusive to anyone (except some instigators from other geographic regions), and allows us weenies to dabble in the meteorological arena with those of you that have significantly more knowledge. Stay the course, George, it's your thread... crossing fingers that something materializes mid-month

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euro post?

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And of course, the line almost perfectly bisects PWM. This could be one of those where I end up with virtually nothing and it's 6" by the time I get to Falmouth.

remember this one, it may be a lifetime before we see it again

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The Euro basically says 12-18 from Brian and Me over to you.  If it comes a little further north then you could reach 24.  It will be fun to come home to, but I will really miss being in the storm.  However, February looks like a pack building month.

Need this to close just a touch further north.

Yea, SnowNH

Sugarloaf 4/17/07 snow has no problem accumulating with a high sun angle if it snows hard enough. 

it's pretty much ashore as of 18z

Am I correct that the Pac SW primary driver for this storm has not yet come ashore, and soundings have yet to be intgested by the models? If so, perhaps we see a trend east... or perhaps we all get on a bus for the Tobin group rate...

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I don't think Henri is going to be a big deal.  Trend is now east.  (I don't look at the NAM for tropical cyclones).   Henri is not being yanked north in front of a late season trough so it will weaken as it approaches.  Unless someone gets into the right quad which is becoming less likely there is not going to be a ton of wind.  Coastal high tides might be the biggest factor.  Still plenty of time for changes but set your expectations low on this one.

Ginx, any chance you could post the Euro snow clown for Maine?

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GFS hinting at some late March accumulation for Sugarloaf, though I am not holding my breath...

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wtf? I need to look tonight.

Agreed, and the ice went out without needing the CG icebreaker this year.  I mentioned 2/2/76 because southerly winds that day gusted 100+ in Penobscot Bay, pushing water north such that it rose 15' in 15 minutes at BGR, with water 10-12' deep in the Kenduskeag Plaza parking lots.  I've never read how far above MHW that was, but surely more than 10'.  Kennebec's geography would limit such a surge.
Edit:  59/19 yesterday, only dropped the depth 1" (to 11") thanks to the low start and glacial pack.  This AM was slightly cooler than yesterday's, with a >40° climb upcoming.  Today will make 15 sunny days this month, most ever for March and only one day from the most for any month here.  Let the sap gush.