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CoastalWx

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  1. Also, check the wind direction in this. Looked like a bit north of the typical south towns would be getting nailed.
  2. If we use long term, I'd say 40-41ish. Depends on your period of record I guess. He's sort of in the zone that if they miss out on a SWFE, he can get a south of pike deal. It's close to Logan avg.
  3. Shave off maybe 5" give or take. Maybe 6".
  4. Actually NWS has wrong data for last winter upon looking...way too low. But regardless, he's in an ok spot.
  5. Well I can speak for him because I've been in that corridor of luck...most certainly he has done well. He was a bit less than me in 3/4/19 and the 1/7/22 storm...but he has done well for sure. I'd also say his avg might be closer to mid 40s. Here tucked in not far from the Easton/Raynham line...probably one of the best spots in Taunton. NWS COOP I think is 46" since start of records there.
  6. That thing retrograted too and had a sting jet practically for NE MA into SNH. That was ridiculous.
  7. Just those nice cold ones that kiss the ocean and dump a fluffy 2-4ish. Now it's 8 days tracking whether or not we phase nrn/srn streams etc. 8 days of stress that turns into a disaster 9/10 times lol.
  8. Random thought, I miss clippers. Seems like all or nothing lately. Nothing wrong with a nice 2-4" deal.
  9. Reggie has some squalls along a secondary front tomorrow night. No other models have it, but something to watch. Drops 1-3 near MA/CT border to near BOS.
  10. I guess maybe if convection is involved there could be right before we slot. But you’ll need that because it’s a bit inverted.
  11. There won’t be much ahead of warm front where you are. It’s more just ahead and behind cold front.
  12. 6z runs toned it down a bit. We’ll see what 12z does. Seems like models are fluctuating a bit on the LLJ near and behind front.
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