CoastalWx
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Like Red Hot Chili Peppers....just around where it counts.
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Snow measuring is being worked on.
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I want to think environmental, but then why are we seeing these errors with all sorts of different wx regimes, wind directions etc. I honestly can't understand what is going on. New pavement on runways would be one reason, but I would expect the summertime with better solar insolation to have that really stand out. It seems like this is an issue no matter what.
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Snow goes down and temps jump 3F. The models said this would happen.
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Not for the ASOS.
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That certainly would help night temps cool for sure. That's something where the environment could cause it to be a tick or two cooler at night., but at least that is a plausible reason. I'm pulling my hair out with Logan. It's warm with every wind direction and every weather regime we have. NWS claims it's not the instrument, but I question that.
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Between the ASOS issues and snow, I want to effing puke at KBOS the last 15+ months. It makes me so angry. And for months everyone (not here on this board) was just kind of "meh..looks fine..stop being a thermo nazi.." Dummies.
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Oh you mean for an overall index in general? Ahh ok. Yeah +EPO is usually not good at all. I see what you are saying.
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If you play with the URL, you can go back. It's bee steady for last 3 years, but had a few brief issues. When did they move it?
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I guess I am not following. I thought you are arguing for snow?
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A -EPO can offer very cold air, but also cutter risk. A +PNA might not have brutal cold depending on amplitude (although Feb 15 did), but it usually assures BN temps and AN snow.
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I'll still go with a +PNA.
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The EPO certainly is good to have on our side, but it needs to be places exactly right. I can sit back and be at ease usually with a +PNA.
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For snow? We PNA. EPO can screw us with cutters.
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Yeah could be...was just noting what this has (it's good, but not gospel). Golf courses are usually big weenie radiators too.
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Hingham until yesterday -5.9. Yesterday might be near 0 departure, but monthly still probably near -5.5 or so. Oh Logan.
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FWIW, MVL may be a tick or two on the weenie side. I'm not there, but I have noticed how cool it can be at times. https://weather.gladstonefamily.net/site/kmvl?days=364#Data
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Even the euro has it, but much further east vs NAM. We'll see what the rest of 12z offers.
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EPS looked like a decent CCB in ern areas too. Almost a bit of a dumbelling look with either a meso low, or one of those potent low level warm fronts pushing onto the Cape, separating due east winds from north winds near the coast.
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Can't disagree with ya, John. In any case...not to derail..but NAM is quiet feisty with this low coming up. I do wonder if we can get a decent glaze going interior and higher el. Kevin will want me to extend that to TOL, but not sure the wetbulbing is enough for more than a touch of glaze?
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The high res models almost have a semi-tropical look with low pressure embedded in a massively broad area of low pressure, going near and east of the Cape.
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Honestly, this is true.....and I am part of it too. It's so easy to post on the fly and have vapid comment. Like Erin Andrews on the side line. I certainly try to make my posts during this time of year, more valuable when appropriate.
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Would help to be above 2k for that though. It's mild still below 925. We don't have a fresh supply of cold behind the departing low.
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I was looking more before that. Could be some slop to end.
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Almost could be IP/ZR for Mitch it seems.
