CoastalWx
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There is no ridge spike for this weekend. In fact you have a trough hitting the PAC NW. We may see some ridging over the Rockies next week though if guidance is correct.
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It improves but digs to the SE just a bit outside for us. Regardless, that’s ose to a burial. Starts to curve north last second.
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Definitely some potential, but you can also see how it could be sort of a dud too. There are two chances it seems in the next 6-9 days.
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I think you and runnaway are the only ones who get our old school references.
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He is Vigo! Ruler of the world.
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Man Bob has lost it. Mr Dobalina, Mr Bob Dobalina.
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Tblizz does not like regression.
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Yeah I would lean EPS. I was just noting what the gfs was doing. Still feels light years away lol. Who knows what will happen.
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The GEFs look better than the op for the day 6.5 deal. I wouldn’t call it a classic look on the gfs suite of guidance. At least at H5. It’s an elongated s/w and not a concise powerhouse of a s/w that are classics feature. But, could still be a large event. The EPS was a bit more classic looking.
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Sunday funday for the Uncle.
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My weenies don’t dance, they just pull up their snow pants…….
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That’s a decent airmass for March standards. Also, if you have an intensifying low off the Cape, you aren’t going to be advecting in garbage on ESE winds. Obviously if it hugs then it’s more of a far inferior deal, but that’s expected with those tracks.
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Looks great for the plains.
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3’ and change? Tough to gauge perspective.
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What’s the total last 10 days?
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Nice event for CNE and NNE. You guys have been hosed for awhile. Congrats.
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It’s an interesting setup for sure. Feelings or no feelings about winter let’s hope it works out.
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Definitely a risky look.
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Yep what he said haha. Verbatim we had SE winds ahead of it so yeah, low elevations and coast would be a lot less. That said EPS looks nice.
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Maybe 3.5” or so Lynnfield.
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The clowns won’t happen as shown but a good hit inland.
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I’ll sell that setup, but that’s an interior blue bomb.
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Definitely 2”+ near the blue hills by Randolph Milton line. You get to Dorchester and there’s nothing. Once you cross the Tobin you get snow covered. Probably 3” or so near Saugus/Lynnfield field area.
