CoastalWx
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Wow. How does Diane have that much less? Granted she posted 2 hours ago.
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Was near 60 with dews upper single digits because of mixing.
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Maybe Torch Tiger gets a warm tushy in his UPS truck for a few days.
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Awful.
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Those areas above 800’ open to the NE and more central and srn VT will get smoked I think. But you will see huge variations given the factors stated above and what I mentioned earlier.
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Forsythia about to burst here
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Looks awful.
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Today was nice and then clouded over. Meh.
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All around. Meh since Erin went braless on 3/16
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Si inland
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Back half of this month had sucked
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It’s probably because the WSW is more for freezing rain and they feel that criteria will be met further south of you.
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I don't envy GYX. Unlike an icing event earlier in the season when you just need to look at soundings, there's like 4 more variables in this one. This isn't as easy as looking at FRAM output. 1) Elevation 2) Solar Insolation 3) Wind speed/direction 4) precip rates/type
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Yeah there could be, especially east slopes. They'll likely see some where they are.
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Jay already claims 14".
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Yep looked promising. Oh well.
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Also, if the precip lightens up or stops, temps will creep up too. Basically you'll need a steady stream of precip I think to help keep temps cool.
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Looks cold drain to me tonight, and then becomes left over rot late Saturday night into Sunday.
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The areas that should be most concerned about ZR is higher up so it won't matter a ton. They'll be near 28-30ish.
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I buy the nam sleet well north.
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I don't think a Td of 8 or 18 matters much with these setups. The issue is where the ZR/IP/SN zones set up.
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The 4 people in VT that the HRRR targets for ice will lose the grid.
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HRRR is warmer at that time. It probably mixes out more hence lower dews.
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Legit winter storm of snow and sleet from Stowe to PWM.
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Man that is a lot of ice for the high ele of srn VT. Again more the east slopes.
