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mahk_webstah

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  1. If the pack thickens and becomes a glacier and we get a dump sometimes in the next 10 days, the local sledding would improve no?
  2. in all honesty I think that is true here, all the way from the berks across nw ct and ma and straight through my area to Brian and Jeff. We are on the line in the same way I imagine. The hope is that the initial thump is strong.
  3. That’s a map that shows CON getting 6-7 me getting 8 -9 and Brian 10-11. Exit 18 ftw . Razors edge so some shifts cooler would be really helpful
  4. A significant net gain. 6-10 with maybe 12 in spots that get 3/hour for a bit. If we can one more big storm before month end it will be a real nice pack
  5. Either way we won’t lose snow cover and it will be a block of ice next week
  6. We just need that secondary to pop early enough according to GYX, to keep us mostly snow up here. Says those features don’t show themselves till closer to the event. But wpc does have secondary at 992 just south of LI while 988 over ne pa
  7. That's very sweet. I accept your gift kind sir! I buy for you next storm!!
  8. 9.7 is the exact number my wunderground page for Boscawen NH is showing. It is like 4 or 5 days in a row now that I've had between 8 and 11 inches forecast for Sunday night and Monday.
  9. I love that. That's the only way to make good soup. Great healing powers. And it was a good takedown too. Glad you are feeling better.
  10. I dunno bout libs, I'm just trying to get clear about all of the references to being butthurt, and not just from Woflie. Freud wants ta know.
  11. sure it does. 6-8 hour thump and then the warming aloft coincides with the dry slot. Think SWFE coming from the south into a very cold antecedent airmass.
  12. take the average of the 6z eps and 12zgefs and lean it west towards the UK and GGEM and that is our new status quo. The Euro then gets to decide the 12Z average outcome, and then onto 18Z. Still a ways to go and to trends.
  13. we just need a little redevelopment to keep us cold and snowing I think, at least beyond the qpf bomb thump.
  14. This map shows what I am trying to communicate. The big deform far west, but then the band over south central NH which would be the 6 hour qpf bomb followed by some pivoting while the area towards Ray dryslots.
  15. I am used to big defom bands in VT and NYS. That seems inevitable with this one. But still, if it trends east a bit more and head over the Cape, I would think the big nw to se very heavy band that Chris describes will start to pivot/rotate while areas s and e will dry slot. Is that scenario reasonably possible?
  16. 2 areas of big wins will be the deform and the pivot. we just don't know who gets them. I volunteer and behalf of myself, Brian, Gene and Jeff.
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