HimoorWx
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Any thoughts on start time? I drive down route 24 to Warren, RI on Tuesdays to bowl in a 9:00 league. We finish about 11, and I'm not a fan of driving up 24 in the snow!
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Didn't realize Pep was a weather geek. I'll have to have a chat with him over a pint when I'm there in March!
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Has today's snow squall threat fizzzzzled too? Haven't had a chance to look at anything this morning, but seems pretty dead in here.
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Had about 3" in Randolph before the changeover. 37 and miserable rain and wind when I left home at 6:30. Hoping for the good stuff tonight!
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Sent from my SM-T510 using Tapatalk
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Didn't March 1993 have coast to coast effects, just further south?
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Diamond Hill and Ski Valley for me. Nothing like those old rope tows!
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I had to look really hard, but I can see a few small flakes now in the city.
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22 for my low in Randolph. Don't radiate well at 225'. Sent from my SM-T510 using Tapatalk
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31 and falling when I left home at 6:30. First time below 33 this fall. Still had crickets a few nights ago, but don't think I'll hear them again until next year.
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I'm a mile south of 128 and a half mile east of 24, so I just sneak in. Sent from my SM-T510 using Tapatalk
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Yeah, but the earlier sunrise is going to kill the overnight lows!
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In Manchester until Monday. I'm in the cone! Sent from my SM-T510 using Tapatalk
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I'm in England this week. Maybe I'll meet up with what's left of Lorenzo this weekend! Sent from my LG-M322 using Tapatalk
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FYP
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FYP
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Seriously? Not having power for a day was the worst feeling in the world?
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Wasn't me, but we easily had 16+. Woke up around 3:00 and it looked like about 6" then. Got up at 7:00 and wondered WTF happened in 4 hours! Guess I should have just stayed up at 3:00.
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Perhaps a Coastal Storm on March 2nd for SNE????
HimoorWx replied to USCAPEWEATHERAF's topic in New England
The Midwest of the Cape!
