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  1. Here is the 12z EURO snowfall map with actual deformation zone encircled....this is where some 18-20" amounts may verify based on this run given H7 track.
    Probably wouldn't be as much subby east of it, as there normally may be due to 850 inflow, but I would not want to be west of it, looking in from the CTRV....subsidence+deformation may equal some single digits.
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    Could you give us a peek at ME/NH/VT? Gracias

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  2. noticed others commenting on the sensible weather as of late .... 
    I can only add, I don't recall a January with wind this still.  Specifically that one particular metric...  In the last 10 days, I've seen two days where flags wobbled...as in, zephyrs all but unnoticeable ..otherwise, it's been almost calm the whole time.   
    ( there may be an afternoon that I am forgetting but for all intents and purposes - ) 
    That's getting extraordinary ... We are approaching the perennial windiest time of the year for Logon ...can't imagine that's not the case everywhere else around here just the same..   Here we are again, ...no wind.   And frankly, the temperatures,  general appeal, other than a couple few cloud afternoons as others have noted... these other aspects are remarkable fixed.  We have also seen an exceptionally long duration of fair to sun sky.   Although that's a different metric than wind - just sayn'   pretty remarkably quiescent 
    Agreed Tip, Casco Bay has been unusually calm these past two weeks...

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  3. Not looking forward to this...started up the generator today and it has a fuel leak. Wasn’t able to get it fixed. Hoping this one under delivers.
    Could be the float is stuck, shut off the fuel valve and tap the float bowl on the bottom of the carburetor with a metal wrench a few times.

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  4. 11 minutes ago, Baroclinic Zone said:

    We take a 0.6 multiplier and that the realistic winds.

    Curiosity:  Is the 0.6 multiplier "calibrated" to winds over land?  Put another way, do you think the 0.6 multiplier is valid for winds coming from the ESE on the Mass/NH/ME coast with significantly less friction over open water?

  5. 8 minutes ago, HIPPYVALLEY said:

    That's an intense road at night.  Even coming through Belgrade Lakes but yeah, the S curves between Kingfield and Carrabassett are no good in bad weather.

    Last Friday night's drive from 8-11PM was a nightmare - sublimating snows reduced the visibility in fog to less than 50 feet in some places.  If I go up it will be Thursday night before any precip starts.

  6. Okay folks, hate to do this to you, but if you took your best shot at crystal-balling the p-type at Sugarloaf elev. 4,297 ft (blue circle on map below) for the Thursday-Friday event, what would it be?

    1) Moderately fluffy snow (10:1)

    2) Heavy, wet snow (7-8:1)

    3) Mix

    Trying to plan the rest of my week in hopes of taking Friday off :)

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  7. N greens are magic , nothing compares in east for totals . It’s a good year if someone in Maine or NH is within 100”. 
    It's a good year at Sugarloaf, over 210"

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