CoastalWx
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I can't deal with weeds and dandies running wild.
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Canadian looks pretty far north. More like Berks into VT and NH.
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I hope it does go SE. otherwise it’s just Pickles reporting from some Inn at Dublin NH with a 55yr old woman.
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I wonder how many of the “I’m not putting that vaccine in my body” light up a cigarette and throw back a bottle of JD. probably a positive correlation.
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Yeah that hits western CT good into the Berks and clipping hubby on north. Just north of H7. Hopefully that can tick SE some. We know Kevin deep down wants it.
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Mid level lows still argue Berks on N and E. Cannot dry out the DGZ in April.
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Yeah lets flatten come chicken coops.
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That dude at 1500' in Jackson might be in a good spot if the euro is right.
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It will sling an arc of rain through regardless. Just a matter of near 1" of rain or 2"+.
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They're being clear and transparent which is what is needed. It's an extremely low number and there's probably more side effects from taking ibuprofen compared to that number. But, I get it.
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More rain chances after.
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I don't care, I'll be happy to wash in the fertilizer. Hope Saturday clears out.
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Yeah agree. That's where I would focus.
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Yeah I’d say this is more nrn ORH and north. Tucks in a little too close south of pike I think, but could end as snow. Those Ptype maps show snow where DGZ dries out and I think it’s going to be tough to snow where that happens.
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108” in 3 weeks? Pew pew....2015 says hi.
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I think even the elbow of the cape had 3-4”
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I had about 3” in that. Latest siggy snow I can remember.
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Congrats again.
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NAM was about to weenie out. That's a tug of cold air coming in from Maine.
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Another thing I noticed on the euro op, is that it CAA from the NE at 925. That's a lot better than waiting for it to dynamically flip and then have to wait for winds to back a bit and drag colder and drier air south.
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EPS looks sweet for a lot of the higher elevated areas. Maybe ORH north is best if one judges mid level low placement/RH...but even as it pulls away, a change to snow probably in interior lower elevated spots towards Saturday morning.
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I was just looking at late April '87. The ULL was more elongated, but it had a real sharp piece of energy and brought the low almost NNW and put central and ern areas right in the money spot where all the forcing was on the west side of the srfc low. http://www.meteo.psu.edu/fxg1/NARR/1987/us0429.php
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Yep, agree. Got To watch.
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The EPS look certainly raises a few eyebrows at 1K over the ORH hills IMO.
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I agree. At least as modeled now, that could be a siggy QPF look.
