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Wind chills

Some of the pits further west decoupled. Mins through 12z Still can’t believe Worcester schools closed

-1 -SHSN

Watertown decoupled again -33F

Sun angle arguments. What a storm.

How old are they? Mine stopped laying and molted. The 2 year olds just started laying again the past couple of weeks, but a few have stopped again. So yeah, I think it’s cold related. Their hormones are probably telling them to worry about surviving over reproducing. My older girls have not been enjoying this stretch.

Looks like you just did?

I mean will ORH even go below zero in the morning? And they always have wind. I kind of agree with Kevin…I think these new cold warnings seem more alarming since people aren’t used to them yet.

My high school was like a college campus requiring you to walk outside building to building between each class. Jan 94 was a fun one for that.

Lol wtf.

Just saw MOS has 29° for MIA Monday morning.

Don’t ask, don’t tell?

Member 36…here weenies

where’s ineedweenies with the eps members? I have my microscope ready

That will be your avg dewpoint all summer

Yeah let’s will that 969er into existence

Is that like the -8 isotherm?

Vis sat over the gulf stream will be amazing Sunday

The upper dynamics aren’t really there for sfc low development inside the BM dPVA, jet dynamics, mid level triple point…all too far east

I think the upper air has been fairly consistent compared to normal at this range. All of the players have been on the field for awhile whereas most storms we’re waiting for shortwaves to arrive from the Pacific for better sampling. But when you have a potent vort like that with arctic origin diving off the deep SE coast you get some funky dynamic things happening over the warm water.

-19 at the Xmas trees yesterday! Maybe -25 this morning?

Squash city. That W-E ribbon of vorticity is basically a 500mb front…NE flow above it and W flow south of it. The end of the PV lobe/trough/vortmax tries to dig, curl, and amplify but it just can’t recover enough to make the system significantly affect us at our lat/long. If we didn’t get that little extra shitstreak dropping south over Maine I think there would be a better ridging response over New England and that vort may dug off the Carolinas instead. It’s almost looks like that extra suppression forces the angular momentum to dig it further south. But maybe that’s just weenie physics to my naked eyes