CoastalWx
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Yes. I live a few miles west of that guy. We usually are similar except in some events where the CF crawls east. He also does obs like once a day and I’ve noticed some differences in snowfall I think because of that, but he’s pretty good. Older guy who was in charge of Blue Hill Observatory up until several years ago. BED certainly sees more plowable events early on, but it’s not something that’s mind blowingly crazy. If BED is snowy, so am I. It’s just that the borderline events would favor them.
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Yeah we had a few inches otg then. That was one of them. I’ll have to go back and see if any other years jog my memory.
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Yeah honestly don’t recall many at all and that is why lol. Some snow showers etc on a couple of Christmas Eve’s maybe, but not a legit white one. Hell I remember more white T-Days vs White Christmas haha. 1995 was my first real white Christmas I can recall. About a foot otg.
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That is a dam good stretch.
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That is why we use ensembles that far out. It's not worth looking and commenting on them because you will get wild swings with each run.
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It might be close. It was around 7 when it started snowing I think.
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Swiss model FTW in that one.
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2017 was the first real Christmas I've ever seen snow fall like that. Will is right, 7a was too early here IIRC, but we blitzed for like 90 minutes and had under 3".
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What do you guys expect that far out? Any of those solutions are possible.
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Late bloomer, but maybe something to watch.
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Wonder if leafout occurring again in Tolland after never dropping below 32?
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67 here.
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That's great right there. Sign me up for that.
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MOS FTL type of day.
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It's the block you see in the image I had posted last page. Good poleward block. I don't want that going west or a hostile Atlantic.
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My temp is fine, but I don't trust my Davis for rain, I have my other standard gauge. Davis seems to work ok when it's a steady rain with no wind..but that is few and far between. I just need to tweak it, but that seems like a PITA.
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We had that monster vortex just to our NE. Thanks God for that.
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I typically look a 50mb since it's closer to the troposphere. I don't care too much if there will be a warming by the international space station.
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No signs of warmings yet and it did take a few punches, but at least this isn't a concentric circle near Santa's fanny. That elongation to the south at least helps a bit.
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Well I don't have mine on for a few reasons. Until I can get the anny on the roof and figure out my rain gauge we keep as is.
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Ha, interesting.
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I feel like I need to walk on egg shells when saying this stuff. Not directed at you.....just saying I am not cancelling anything. I'm not sure what to think right now given the look. I agree the AO/NAO right now is certainly not a black hole like 11-12 looked at this time. So that is good.
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I mean it's the same person who thinks they live at KBDL in the summer and KORH in the winter, so it's not a surprised they seem geographically challenged.
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55 here in Torchmouth.
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Also forcing looks strong on maritime continent. I think that will pull back the ridging to a more dateline look into December. Just my guess. Hopefully the AO/NAO aren't raging +. I know the sub surface is warming, but still strong easterlies at 850..moving a bit towards the west again. Not sure what to think.
