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CoastalWx

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  1. I honestly think the March 2019 event might challenge most of what I’ve ever witnessed. I’m ashamed to admit that I never measured it hourly (mostly because my wife was pissed I woke people up in the first place at 3am,) but it had to be 5”+ for that one hour. I mean without a doubt. It was literally choking flakes. And not the foo foo fluff crap, I mean pure man flakes. Most of my snow fell in like 2.5 hrs. I couldn’t believe how fast it stacked up at 31.8F. The other time (and I was driving to work in it) was the famous Cantore TSSN orgasm in Plymouth on 2/15/15. I was on the expressway heading north in Quincy and I was literally blinded by the snow rates. I actually had to pull to the right and follow the guardrail to see where the road was turning because I became disoriented in the middle of the road lol. It was an unreal experience. I remember the lights added to the whole disorientation because everything was a soft orange. It’s like there was so much snow falling it all reflected into the air as a uniform orange glow. Incredible.
  2. Endless pool season? Throw a solar cover on a few weeks ago and you’d probably have decent pool temps.
  3. You’re better off using pattern recognition. If I see 570 thicknesses and SW wind vectors at the surface. We are torched.
  4. Weeklies and ensembles all look pretty warm. Seems like Nina fall.
  5. LOL, Kev. The added online station does make you eat your own words.
  6. Mostly shwrs. Conv season is ending. Rains more widespread later this week.
  7. Looks like more classic Nina. Colder AK into western Canada and into the Canadian prairies..even down into the west coast at times. Warm to maybe torchy at times here. Might not be a very humid pattern....but put away the pumpkin crisp.
  8. Some showers here, but Steintember starting to assert itself.
  9. Yeah mid to late week may get muggy again, but the extended although mild, doesn’t seem terribly humid.
  10. The euro was throwing out 6-8” amounts days in advance. I thought it was modeled extremely well. And then when the nam was within range I recall seeing 8-10”+ amounts in SE PA into NJ. That then moved towards NYC.
  11. Whatever happens should be done by Saturday morning. Maybe half the day is meh at worst? At least how it looks now. It could change.
  12. Looks good to me right now. Doesn’t look exciting for weather here.
  13. It honestly was lol. Models were locked in for heavy precipitation. I get your point though, but the potential for this is limited. Does not appear exciting to me.
  14. We knew it would hit with big time flash flooding. The death toll is an unfortunate result, but it was forecasted well. There were no surprises from that.
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