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Mannest of man obs ever. Peak wind I think was like 72kts shortly after
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Best front ender ever lol
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Will be mostly gone by tomorrow aftn
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What do you there? Eat a lobster roll and stare at the ice floating down the Kennebec?
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Everyone goes back though late next week.
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Gfs scrapes SE areas with a biggie and then the southeast is frozen solid. Impressive.
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December 2024 - Best look to an early December pattern in many a year!
CoastalWx replied to FXWX's topic in New England
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I’d say EPS supports it to some extent. It tries to slide the PV into the CONUS. Of course the euro was extreme and it may not happen to that extent, but that’s a cold look. If that were to happen, we probably would have a snow risk at it relaxes some.
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Maybe we can get an ice storm at Augusta National to take out the rest of the Georgia pines.
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I pity the fool who thought they were getting snow on New Year's Day.
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Lots of big cold in FL during the 80s. Time to blast Whitesnake, look into Kevin’s eyes and ask myself is this love that I’m feeling.
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Ray will be happy to blog for SAV
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Looks like the next threat for anything is around the 6th.
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Yep haha. But the pattern overall has bullets in the chamber from what I can tell. The NY deal looks like dung.
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Hopefully it won’t happen as it will be congrats Memphis to Raleigh for snow.
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Man that euro run was insane for cold. Jesus. There is definitely support for that as ensembles do break off a piece of the PV.
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Gfs is a torch. Don’t do it.
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Even for you.
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Pretty borderline if you ask me.
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Yeah just casually talking about it. But that timeframe has had some modeled biggies. Makes sense with the long wave look. Kind of what I meant yesterday about op runs hinting at certain things. You can’t take it verbatim, but sometimes they show their hands.
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They’ll probably be a couple of suppressed storms if that pattern holds. Looks like a pattern that could support a Dixie snow event. Maybe not in the next two weeks, but perhaps after.
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Weird storm as shown. Srn s/w sort of runs ahead and keeps moisture to the east while the nrn s/w digs and has an arc of precipitation more on the temp gradient with strong fronto. They finally get together just off the coast where the nrn S/w finally digs and induces low pressure off the coast.
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Why do you do this to yourself
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I’m talking verbatim. That’s a terrible airmass right through 850. It’s like 0C at 850 before it starts way up into NH. Now if we could curl H5 underneath and close off H7 then I would agree snow could sneak in further south. But as it is, all the good forcing and latent cooling needed moves into NH. It probably ends a a coating of slop, maybe more up by ORH county.
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Let’s get this whole thing south
