mahk_webstah

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Thanks for the analysis. I’m in the dry air and every time it looks like we’re gonna break into something decent. It cuts off or dries up. Frustrating.

On the 12 Z ai Friday has trended back north again. Looks like the core of it still goes over southern and central New England but we do pretty well up here. And I think that’s a pretty big jump since the last time I looked when it was pretty far south.

we just want swfe up here anyhow. as fast as they want to move.

stuff happens with banding. I think BOX stuck to higher amounts even as models shrunk qpf. That was good meteorology.

yikes. it works for me. Just create a youtube and put the link here.

if you have an iphone, start a post in here and go to "add file" It will prompt you with an option to take a photo or video. choose video and zoom it a little and make it less than 10 seconds.

is it really a choice?

If you haven't seen this from Ptown...omg https://www.earthcam.com/usa/massachusetts/provincetown/?cam=capecodbay

The easy way to do a post with a video is to just write what you wanna write into the post then click on ad files and it will prompt you if you have an iPhone to go to take a video or photo. Hit take video ZOOM in a little bit so it looks good and just to make sure the video is less than 10 seconds and it should work.

At least having a little bit of fun as my 2 inches blows around. Maybe we can get a few of those darker echoes to my north northeast. Can’t wait to see some videos from down south. Come on people! 79355278887__69EA067C-BCB5-43D9-ACF2-C765C17CE5FF.MOV

It is definitely picked up here, though not quite heavy. It would probably be moderate if it wasn’t blowing so hard.

There are some great towns to your west as you get into the hilly area, but then there’s also towns to the east a little closer to the coast that tend to get on these coastal pretty well.

The 10 mile difference between us is significant with the radar beam drift

I would