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CoastalWx

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  1. My job as a met is to note trends and get things right. That's what the trend is. You'll likely get 2-4 easily. What's wrong with that?
  2. That stuff in nrn PN through BGM into wrn MA looks like it has its eyes on nrn MA and srn NH.
  3. We'll have to see if that dryslot can have one of those srn edge bands. It's unstable too as lapse rates increase.
  4. No, heaviest might slide north into MA and SNH.
  5. Seems like the heaviest may be north. We’ll see if the stuff over PA blossoms east.
  6. Don't even dismiss. So dumb. Just make it a regular day.
  7. Schools probably will be fine. Some slush on the roads in higher spots.
  8. Long range looks mild. We done aside from something rogue, which can happen.
  9. Yeah I see that too. I'd probably put an advisory out for the higher spots at least in CT through central MA.
  10. My wife works at Northeastern and I hear all the stuff that goes on. I get labor sucks, but sometimes you have to do it. I did landscaping part time along with my full time job to help purchase a wedding ring. But that's the younger crowd. They have great skills in some areas in the technological aspects, but I think lack the understanding of what it means to work. It's not a dig on them....it's a generational thing.
  11. Some of the guidance like rt 2 area. Might be a local jack there.
  12. Younger generation isn't like that in New England from what I can tell. Even for someone like me, I'm amazed at the comments I hear. Many think they're gonna go viral on Tiktok and make a fortune off that. Good luck.
  13. Thinking 1-3, but wouldn’t be shocked it were closer to 1-2. Hopefully this organizes because it looks messy on radar. Models say it should, but something to watch.
  14. Definitely seems to be some model jumpiness with this one. The NAM has some strong fronto moving in during the aftn and the soundings are a little unstable near the top of the saturated layer so it may have some surprises.
  15. 2' where I live now, but about 18" in Dorchester. Awesome event. The famous washed away storm by a certain met.
  16. That incoming s/w though overpowers anything that low might do I think.
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