CoastalWx

Yeah maybe closer interior, but just speaking overall.

We've had mild days, but overnight mins driving the departures for sure. Story since November.

Welcome to the Weymouth club.

Which means high dews.

I can't wait until it's months of heat and sweat. Eff this shit.

I have way more inches of rain than snow this winter including December. Like possibly 1.8X more. Stupid.

Pouring. This winter blows.

Modeled well. Will train later.

Especially for here. I actually had a few good events in 2016. Including one with just over 10"

Nice WF convergence in srn areas. Maybe some thunder too. Deep winter continues.

Lock that in to continue the torture. Maybe we get good April snows like 2016 lol.

Snow weenie side, but that side is very broken right now.

Some of the heaviest rates I ever saw. Insane for about 3 hrs. 16 and change in that one, majority in 3 hrs.

Nope, wait until you see the whites of their weenies as we have said.

Admittedly, EPS looks better to me at 12z towards the end. Split flow too.

Can tell it's elevational violence.

Hips, lips, and drips.

Looks like a Ginxy to TAN jack with rain.

Gotta watch the SAL and TUTTS. Two cane killers.

And the overall synoptic pattern supports warmth. Congrats surface on low level junk.

I don't do long range calls. But I call it as I see it in the 2 week timeframe looking ahead. I even made a post back in earlier Feb about not liking the look in the Bering Sea when models showed the favorable pattern. And that pattern went to shit quick. Dendrite mentioned it beautifully. Although I think a large event is going to be a tall task, maybe we get a couple of trash can toppers that last until 11am. I understand that pattern shown could support a larger event....but I will say it again...talk to me inside 5 days.

Record warm winter. Tough for the ACATT peeps. Those dam debbies man.

5 of those days at Blue Hill were BN. A lot easier to get snow in Feb vs end of March too.

Maybe he meant Northfield NJ?

That is the coldest point and you made my point. Thanks. We don't live in Chicago.