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CoastalWx

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  1. Yeah I know.....I get it. That part sucked. But I did enjoy the biggest December event since 2010.
  2. I’ll take 12”+ in December any day. That’s a big deal to me, especially on the coast.
  3. The cold air masses are prolific off Siberia too. I haven’t seen any info on it, but probably good low level CAPE there into the DGZ.
  4. Hot Pot and heavy snow. Love to eat and see it. May need to move.
  5. Yeah it’s nuts there. Jspin would be choking on bread and butter memes.
  6. I wouldn’t rule out something near the 18-19 either. May not be big, but something to keep an eye on.
  7. Yeah and the latitude of some of these dumps are like 37-38N and near sea level.
  8. Medium range is beyond 10 days though, which you cancelled. I agree it may be quiet until 20-21 or so, but I wouldn’t totally wouldn’t rule out something before then. Hell even nrn and western NE may see something this weekend.
  9. Man lots of reports I’ve seen from Japan of massive sea-effect snow with 100mph winds on the western coast. Then you also have Shanghai in the deep freeze. Someone is getting it at least.
  10. Have you looked at anything besides who checked into Untappd?
  11. 18z gfs trying to paste western and northern New England this weekend.
  12. That is close to what is modeled.
  13. We've had -PNA/-NAO deals before. I think overall the type of -NAO ridging is more closer to Greenland in those cases? It's also far out there, but even the less bullish guidance did have a semblance of ridging there.
  14. I'd have to look back. I thought that had more ridging near west coast of NAMR? This is more of a -EPO.
  15. Big low over Nick's fanny in NewFoundland. Probably a good look with a big trough out west.
  16. EPS big time -NAO near day 10 on this run. Gonna need that to fight -EPO cold dump into west and Plains. Hopefully that -NAO is real.
  17. Looks like NCEP has it, but not so on other vendor sites.
  18. It's still stuck on hr 198.
  19. Yeah it sort of bridges into the North Pole. It's definitely a cutter or SWFE risk in that pattern, but with a -NAO, that helps with redevelopers too.
  20. Would break it up by season. In an ideal world where I won powerball and did not have to work, I would have a place on the outer Cape, Bay side in the summer. In winter, maybe either up near PF-Jay Peak, or tucked in the Rangeley area of Maine. The outer Cape in the summer is just amazing.
  21. It's interesting that the EPS retros the ridge to the dateline (classic -PNA), but also develops more of a 50/50 low. So we're probably going to see a mix of cutters and Miller Bs on the guidance. I don't see how that would be dry IMO. If we do see that dateline ridge as advertised by the EPS, that -NAO shown and the 50/50 low will ever so be vital.
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