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CoastalWx

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  1. It’s late March and we don’t have 20kts of cold dry air filtering in.
  2. Well I haven’t had a chance to dig in, but that’s how it looked. Looks like maybe it’s more subdued which sort of goes to my comment about no closed H7 low.
  3. HRRR looks a little more south. Not a surprise. A nice Kraft reach around for some in SNH/Nrn MA.
  4. We had a ZR event (almost half inch accretion) in srn CT in April 2016. So if you can maintain ageo flow and not have it rot at a calm 32F..you will get accretion. I could see low spots sort of rotting near 32, but up towards 1K and with exposure to the E and NE, drop a couple and get accretion. You'll want a steady breeze basically.
  5. 12z euro looked pretty close to 00z. Maybe toned down a tad. Slight difference perhaps near transition zones.
  6. Yeah, that’s what I figured. I was ready for someone to yell dance boy and start shooting at my feet.
  7. Is it the type of station where you walk in, music stops, and everyone looks at you? I remember getting that look up in Errol, and then once when my buddy and I were up in the Forks area. I guess being 18 with a backwards RedSox hat did not go over with LL Bean and Carhatts being worn. The whole pub stared at us.
  8. I thought Brian had a good take. At least a guess as good as any. I don't see downsloping as real issue. Winds at 925 and below are ENE to NE but light. Big time lift is 850 and above where winds are srly. It's more about the temps aloft. Pretty sure you'll be below 32. Possibly Brian as well.
  9. Which makes the Mansfield snow stake stuff even more wild.
  10. It is...but just keeping some important factors in mind too. No doubt a narrow area could get crushed.
  11. No closed H7 low gives me pause for over 20". Usually those exotic solutions without a closed H7 low get tamer...but it is a good dump of moisture.
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