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CoastalWx

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  1. He’s gone wild. No signs of that yet.
  2. They already have CC into the mix for the LA tornado the other day. https://www.vox.com/science/2023/3/23/23653712/los-angeles-tornado-montebello-california
  3. These recent BN winters have actually brought us closer to the long term norm. The recent 30 yr norm is definitely inflated.
  4. George I took the Hingham coop numbers for that time period. If you include this year it will be BN given the current 30 yr norm. But as I said earlier, taking into account how we did relative to the rest of SNE, we are doing well in SE areas. That’s the whole point.
  5. I mean at some point we may come to a tipping point, but so far our 30 yr averages have been going up. That may change going forward just from regression alone despite warming temps. We just haven’t reached the tipping point yet.
  6. So ignore the actual data showing otherwise?
  7. He’s also missing an entire point. Relative to everyone else, SE MA had had a run even post 2015. Even if the entire region as a whole as regressed a bit since 2015, we’ve been pulling storms out of our bums. Feb 2016, March 2019, SB storm 2021, Both storms in Jan 2022. I might even be missing some. I’m pretty sure I’m still averaging just AN or close to it. This year may change it.
  8. The data for Logan for a few years was suspect when they measured on a septic tank on Deer Island.
  9. How can you rate 07-08 and 08-09 the same category in BOS.
  10. 70 and change I had in DOT. LOL. Average.
  11. Although we are due for colder winters, if one uses temps...more often than not it will weigh the season down. Winters on avg are warmer. I think most of us typically use snow as the main metric.
  12. Drunk. 15-16 was not a ratter. 16-17, was good. 17-18 was great, 18-19 was decent. 19-20 stunk but not necessarily ratter (less than 20"). 20-21 was decent. 21-22 good. We are talking snow, not temps.
  13. We may as well tectonically split and drift 400 miles south.
  14. I think it's muted due to members not knowing what to do. I haven't looked at the spread yet.
  15. Yeah you can tell the timing of which one is valid, is causing some issues. GEFS have a weak low, but probably related to timing as well.
  16. Still a lot of model discrepancy as the Canadian wants to entertain.
  17. Gasoline? There is a pocket heading down rt 18 that is really cheap compared to anything I've seen. I saw 2.99/G at a Gulf near my parents in Pembroke on Sunday.
  18. I live a couple of miles from the storage tanks in Braintree. Barge comes in under the Fore River bridge and there is a water way into the Braintree/N Weymouth area, and they get stored there, so I'm sure proximity helps.
  19. Jan 2011 had to come close. Maybe not 36" but widespread 20-26" or so.
  20. 3.29 here. Just ordered 150G the other day.
  21. He was jack, and still paying for it. lol.
  22. BOS to PYM and out to 95 probably have the highest SD. But, we haven't had a winter this bad since 11/12. That's an impressive stretch. 19-20 kind of sucked, but not as bad as this winter or 11-12. Usually true stinkers come about every 5 years or so...give or take.
  23. That's what sparked my comment to Ray. Still tough to get excited when guidance is more off than on.
  24. Eh, it's some luck involved too. This year was terrible here. I'm due for more shit years too. Move to Hubbardston lol.
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