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CoastalWx

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  1. It’s not a classic spot like Mitch, but they’ll nickel and dime their way to good numbers. I’ve heard from a number of people they’re a sneaky good spot.
  2. Yeah sorry if I wasn’t clear Brian. NYE 2008.
  3. They definitely get upslope/lake effect even if weakening. There are decent hills there and trajectory on NW flow is good for them. @CT Rain could explain more.
  4. Yeah it did. wonder if the low is off there. https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/wx/afos/p.php?pil=PNSBOX&e=200901011608
  5. NYE 2008 had a good one. That was a Jack in SE MA though, but still nice in Boston.
  6. Eastern CT cashed in on 2015 too.
  7. The scale stops at 80+. Some spots in srn vT are over 120”
  8. Yeah standard deviation is higher and more feast or famine in SE areas.
  9. How is that possible? Even Bangor is 22. Lack of mixing maybe? PWM is 30.
  10. I hate that expression lol. I know what you are saying.
  11. That’s a good way of putting it. When you’re on a role winter wise, the hits just keep coming. Even in a crappy pattern you’ll squeeze a single through the shift.
  12. Wilton is an old TWC jazz music local on the 8’s from the 90s.
  13. LOL thinking alike. Not a bad look.
  14. The EPO is certainly looking better.
  15. Last few runs of the EPS have looked good heading into January.
  16. EPS can’t decide on 26 or 27. Either way, something minor possibly.
  17. Perfect winter day. Upper 20s to near 30 and light winds.
  18. And they very well may not see anything until a day or two from now, or it could be the 26th, or the Euro may not be correct. It’s always complicated when it’s a split flow regime.
  19. Euro trying for the 27th. Timing these s/ws in a split flow regime is difficult for sure.
  20. I still wouldn’t rule out something 26ish. This pattern won’t be easily modeled.
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