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CoastalWx

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  1. Big flakes fall from these bands, but the residence times of these sort of prevents more than a half inch in an individual spot it seems.
  2. You can have all the inflow you want, but if you don't have a strong lifting mechanism like a front, or strong isentropic lift..it won't give you these incredible solutions.
  3. Well that's why I said intensity of the min. I highly doubt only 2" fell.
  4. That is clearly a data void west of Hardwick. That's not correct to me. At least the intensity of that min.
  5. Yeah, I'm not trying to cause eye rolls...lol. Actually popped in my head.
  6. Reminds me of 12/26/10 a bit at 500. Lobe going north and trough sort of elongated a bit initially near East Coast.
  7. Back bay getting it. Friend got a half inch in 1 hr.
  8. I don't know if this has true block buster possibilities. Maybe in a narrow band perhaps as the deformation rots, but this is just a broad trough with surface lows jumping all over as a front end band moves in and then light rates after it leaves. I'd like to see H5 go under and tighten up in order for my mind to change.
  9. Maybe overruning or late bloom potential, but every time I see these patterns we have cutter risks. I'm not saying it will be bad..hell maybe we get good luck. Just my overall thought.
  10. Might grab 1-2 N of Boston with this stuff. We'll see how it sinks down later.
  11. Pattern seems meh. I know we have a Greenland Ridge and -EPO...but just sort of meh when I look at it.
  12. Euro basically takes a piece of nrn stream energy and closes off H5 in PA and heads into NNE. That's probably congrats far interior.
  13. We've explained this a millions times to you people.
  14. Just under half inch last night. Refresher anyways. Kind of a very fine snow/FZDZ.
  15. We’ve had it pretty good. Ray has sort of been in a semi screw zone last few seasons.
  16. Yeah I didn't think much would happen there. Then at BOS, they stayed more nrly with the winds. The mesos had that too.
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