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dendrite

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  1. Kidding aside…it looks seasonably cool the next couple weeks with some upslope chances for NNE. But I’m not going to jump on the extended goofus train of wintry lows skimming under New England. I’m not worried about the 2m temps in Yellowknife yet.
  2. Yup. I could see the snow curtains approaching here from the NW before it hit.
  3. Here how the euro trended valid 6z this morning. It sliced and diced mid level winds every run.
  4. I feel like you’re due for an old fashioned interior Maine snowy winter.
  5. Wasn’t home to see if frozen reached the ground. Felt some graupely type precip in Franklin.
  6. There’s multiple cold shots before Thanksgiving. But yeah…maybe warming up more near the 20th, but that’s 2 weeks away.
  7. Yeah there’s some showers coming this way…interested to see if there’s any frozen mixed in.
  8. Not sure I really called anything. The only thing I didn’t like was that the peak of the wind was all overnight. We’ve had good wind at night before, but this was more of a quick in and out impulse. That and the models kept backing off on the 850/925 winds the past couple of days. It’s tough to mix down what isn’t there.
  9. All in fun. You have a pretty good track record for near range calls for up here.
  10. Def a boundary near the NH border. The 33s up north are snow.
  11. 41.7° no wind We’re kinda wedged up here…may take awhile to mix down decent gusts.
  12. Yeah looks like there could be some decent accums in the slightly higher terrain in Coos and adjacent ME tonight.
  13. The first one you mentioned was over 20 years ago. I think you kinda proved my point. I want to say there was a good one in early 06 too…Feb maybe?
  14. The W-NW CAA winds generally are. We can do 45-55mph no problem, but the >55kt stuff is rare. The westerly component doesn’t do as much tree damage either since the trees grow braced against that flow. Give me a mixed down raging easterly LLJ over something this.
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