CoastalWx

Phil said hi?

He always misses out.

That band PF mentioned looks to be going onto 93 just north of Gene.

Just a few yards with patches. We rake and clean.

Looks heavy on the cam.

Anybody buried alive has no chance getting out from under that pack.

Terrible.

It's annoyingly close too, but at the same time, there's just too many things to change. There's also a kicker behind it, which if there was any hope for this thing to really sharpen up and turn negative, the kicker laughs in the face of that.

Yeah this thing is gone. Sorry George. Time to move on.

It's a shame that trough axis isn't a tad more west on the 12z euro.

Yeah I was just going to say, 128 belt even interior SE areas doing well (Walpole etc). Honestly it was just 2/1 around here that hurt, but that was a biggie to miss. It's been a weird season looking at New England. You can't really say this is an interior winter or NNE winter. It's been small geographical regions doing well. Hippy's area is meh, but Dave is doing ok. Just average near BOS but above average just inland. Good winter in interior RI and along the CT coastline, maybe near avg or a tad above by Kevin's area. Then you get to near Ray on N and NE and it's been below average, but darn good over in srn VT up to just north of Killington.

Yeah some signs near mid month. Gets tougher though without a decent cold supply. I don't see anything like good blocking or +PNA...although am noting some higher heights near Hudson Bay and NE Quebec.

The girls at Fox Hall can rest easy.

Yeah true. Who knows though...this season has not acted like Nina.

Pretty close to season avg here. 43.5".

Unfortunately no.

20.5" this month at my house and -0.2 temps with the nearby COOP. Just enough to keep a pack going until the very end.

You'll warm up wth fropa at first.

Like I said, put me in a coma until Memorial Day.

There might be a 5% chance it comes far enough west.

Coming off the high from the CPAC?

I can think of some. We had a good one back in late Feb 2019 I believe. That was a nasty one. Ironically we had one last year on W-SW flow in late Feb. I could see a lot of 45kt stuff tonight.

I'm not sure those can be tapped, but not impossible for 50kts.

Top of the mixing layer on BUFKIT is 50-60kts. That's probably a tall task to do, but you figure CAA on WNW flow is one way to do it.

Pass on the arctic air though. If it could be straight 25-30 every day, that is perfect. I suppose for the feel of it once in awhile that's cool, but I'll pass on the PV sitting on my face. The fact that we have had no massive torches and no massive arctic intrusions is fine with me.