CoastalWx
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I’d take it. Just good enough.
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Bit of a SWFE look with the thermals.
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He doesn't even represent Tolland. LOL.
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Kevin is always waving his weenie about being in and up. All the time. So yeah, I like how Ray bent him over a snowboard.
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You hate that. It drives you nuts.
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Who gives a crap?
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I don't mean it will happen, but if it did I would not be shocked. 10 or 15 miles is easy to do. Looks like 18z is fairly similar to me. If anything the low might be a bit weaker.
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It is, but it's a fine line between nothing and 3". If it moves north..so does the area of little snow. Just watch for it. I do think you would get a decent front end even if it did flip to rain.
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It ticked north at 925, and could see another tick north again tonight.
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HRRRx or whatever we are calling it , has decent DGZ column on it's product. It has a deeper column on the big thump even on the south coast. Of course temps there are borderline, but sometimes that can help. I wonder if areas along the south coast start as rain, flip to paste, and then back to -RASN again as rates lighten up.
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Will be non-accumulating melting faster than the falling snow, after 8am.
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Maybe by 11ish?
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That initial thump is real I think. All models have it. It's possible this is like a 4 hr thump with lighter junk after. Like 80% falls in 4 hrs.
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Dude you would beat me by 50" assuming I didn't get anything. LOL. Not that pathetic for you.
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Yeah that's old.
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You had a hell of an omega thump. That may help you.
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Kuchie is weird. Non-Kuchie makes more sense.
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That was about what I expected. The bump north. Not a huge jump.
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Bigger front end so it didn't matter really for you.
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That's a nice pike band I think.
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That's pretty good
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Wrf ARw2 is pretty cold
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Few flakes. Miserable day.
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Glad January was our warmest two days.
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Here’s another thing to think about. The initial burst may come in with quite a thump. I know we talk about mid-level magic, but there seems to be a good warm advection push even in the snow growth areas which are fairly far to the south. It might be one of those things, where the mid-level magic just consists of some bands of light maybe moderate snow to the north of the track, after the initial burst.
