CoastalWx
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Look at how cold it is when you overlap 2m temp. Basically just away from the coast is sub 32 right into the nrn half of RI and CT.
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Maybe worth a drive there since I can see it from my street lol.
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HREF has 1"/hr snows down in the interior SE MA area. May have to sit in the parking lot of Gillette with my Brady jersey and reminisce.
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GFS is really nice in CT and RI.
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Big lift moves into that area. I saw that.
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All the mesos have a weenie jack near the Foxboro-Walpole-Stoughton area or so.
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Temper that near coast, but still impressive.
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Yes. You being NW part of town helps. Could see Bob doing a Stein rain dance, while you reenact Winona Ryder dancing in the snow in Edward Scissor hands.
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Caveat to the 10:1, if you had heavy rates to help cool to 31-32F, then those maps are closer to correct. However for low spots in SE MA, that requires a lot to come together, that's all.
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Jesus 3K NAM hammers BOS.
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And he's excited, although I tempered his expectations here. Maybe a few miles west is better.
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Because all we hear is how the nam over did snow, euro over did snow...when in fact sometimes the 10:1 maps aren't always right. I hate that.
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Just remember those maps are 10:1 and highly dependent on everything coming together. I don't want to hear bitching and moaning if it's a coating.
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Oh nammy.
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Well if we had more QPF..lol.
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ORH may do very well on the NAM. Good spot for cold and moisture.
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NAM ante up for round 2.
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Those are 10:1 maps. Cut some of the back, esp low spots.
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I'd argue late December 2012 into 2013 was the best. 2015 was one time and it was rightfully so, as it took a miracle for the blizzard to happen given that wave spacing.
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6z euro with a decent bump north for round 2. Really nice actually.
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As long as you don't buy into the highest amounts, I think it's fine. Seems like a lot of the interior is at least 1-3...maybe higher nrn ORH hills and the berks. It looked like central and srn VT and NH, esp high terrain would do very well too. If this thing were to really wrap up, maybe some spots have higher amounts more widespread.
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After midnight and could be a few squalls. Nothing widespread though.
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The GEFS mean will be useless this close in.
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I’d have to look at bufkit vs the soundings on the free sites.
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NAM even has a few unstable layers aloft which would help support heavier rates.
