CoastalWx
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He does. This definitely is not an event for Bretton Woods to Phin. HIE reminds me of these places I used to forecast for in Mongolia. Just an arctic desert.
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Whitefield is probably sunny and 50. Those areas like Jackson probably cleaning up.
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About right for the time of year. Enjoy.
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Thanks man you too. Appreciate it. Enjoy the snow cover. Will make for some nice viewing out the window after being stuffed with beer/wine and turkey.
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Pouring here,
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Oh seasonal total. I'm a dummy lol.
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I thought you had 4.6 and about to switch. Must have pounded again.
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7? Oh shit.
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What's your total?
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You probably had 2 based on MPMs report.
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I wonder if they had a little bit more if Shrewsbury and in Westborough had that or even a bit more
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Looks old and needs more data
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2.5-3.5ish nrn ORH? Seems about right.
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Sunday May still need to be watched, but looks a tad too mild in many areas outside of Berks. Maybe it could briefly end as snow in ORH hills?
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Seems to be in tandem with 500mb or close to it. So that’s a good signal for a milder period.
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Nice little overachiever in lower spots. That’s what happens when you have a decent airmass, but also good rates to help offset low level warm air advection.
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That’s awesome. Congrats.
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Need SW NH
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Let’s shut down 93 with no advisories again.
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Should be snow I think to start.
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You’re a head case
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Should start as snow for Tolland. Maybe even minor acc.
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I haven’t dug too deeply honestly. But it seems a little wild. Even with the cross hair sig. would need a lot to line up for that I think?
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I noticed today that it was really humping the ridgelines and throwing major QPF that way. However, there was an elevation component to radar precipitation estimates at State College. But, I think HRRR is going a little wild with that.
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50mb has perturbed a bit. I focus on that. That looks to go towards Siberia a bit as a warming ensues following the pattern at lower altitudes.
