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On 9/9/2018 at 1:00 PM, wolfie09 said:

Models already in full winter mode, having trouble with the northern extent of heavy precipitation as usual, could see anywhere from 1/4”-3” of liquid depending on model of choice..

I'm back. 0.87" rain for the forecasted 1-3". Bit of an underperform here from what I can tell via NWS and public met forecasts. Bit of a theme IMBY this summer.  Hopefully that changes in next few months...

6 minutes ago, nianticct said:

those maps are terrible 17 in Norwich and 17 in waterford

How far from Niantic River waterfront are you? Trying to confirm that a friend's sandbagging me in a friendly wager for Niantic this storm. My old stomping grounds.

I just seen two reports of sleet in Brooklyn

S Fork of LI is already over freezing and just RN, CC is up to 36 and will probably rise another 10...RUC looks good to me which takes slp over BID and CC and slows it up there...HV and ALB look good here, IMO.

If you can handle the math in a meteorology program, just do engineering, preferably electrical or computer. Those folks are in high-demand right now.

Exactly right. Way more demand & much higher pay. I actually thought about a met degree at one point many yrs ago but everyone I talked to said go into engineering (or finance). They weren't wrong and likely even moreso today. Probably more private sector met opportunities exist today than 20-30 yrs ago but the engineering demand is much greater as the US continues to produce increasing volumes of WalMart greeters w/ hs diplomas.