CoastalWx
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Kitchen sink. Some fatties thrown in.
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Sleet now
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Had some massive fatties earlier and a solid coating. Looks like some Jay Peak Non Crystalline Precipitation as they say.
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Kevin going cold and dry? Been a tough winter for the KFS.
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Probably already splashed twice just looking at it.
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Negative
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Could be wild late Monday night and early Tuesday. Squalls and wind?
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No.
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Definitely more interesting on guidance. It has work to do, but that’s 8+ days out so doable.
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Flakes here . 33.
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Went to N Abington to a really good Italian joint we like for take out food. There is definitely an increase in pack, likely tied to 2/1. Goes along with the satellite imagery. Probably a max near the town border.
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I’ve been along rt 2 and all that area. I get to Berlin and violently say “glad we don’t live here.” But then head north to Errol and it’s just God’s country.
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Yeah I look at it from the approach of the local news magazine “Chronicle.” I enjoy the picturesque towns, each with individual character. The whites have majesty, but many of those towns don’t offer what the Berks have. It just depends what you want I guess.
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I like the Berks. It doesn’t have the majesty that the Whites have, but a lot of cool towns with character and definitely plenty to do. Obviously for skiing it doesn’t compare.
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Interesting gfs run.
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Sounds like a super spreader event.
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You have a nice driveway, but park on the street?
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It’s been since the end of January. Not bad.
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S Wey more snow than Scooter Wey.
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I don't think he does.
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EPS is mildly interesting too.
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We pray to the Lord.....Lord hear our prayer.
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Some of the guidance tries over 50kts on Monday Night/Tuesday morning.
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Blowing the heat radiated from off the house? Thought it was warm until I saw the KTAN temps. Torch on.
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My area has little shade so it's tough to gauge, but get into the woods more and there is snow.
