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GFS is going to be a classic Dc-Boston blizzard. -
Not too shabby:
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You know we are going to get at least one model run where everything comes together and it absolutely destroys us. Can’t wait to see what that one looks like.
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Lol this hurts to look at.
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Radar looks pretty awful down here. Bleh. Still it’s nice to see everything covered in white !
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Currently at a friends in middlebury. Guessing almost 2 inches. Judging by radar though Milford probably is gonna underperform unfortunately. HRRR not very promising either.
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Flurries here. Temp of 35. Glad to see it start as snow.
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3k looks slightly colder for us coastal folks, a trend I hope continues.
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HR 144 pretty underwhelming actually. Huh.
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GFS looks like it’s going to be a hit..
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True, but watching just inland get 3-6 inches while we get a sloppy coating/inch is always a shitty feeling.
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Have a bad feeling we get screwed here on the coast. But hope I’m wrong.
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NOAA has me reaching 40F tomorrow with a rain/snow mix. I just don’t see that on any models.
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A little worried about temps here at the shoreline. It’s gonna be close. HRRR is quite encouraging though..
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CMC is a beaut.
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ICON looks interesting at hr 153. Can’t see beyond that yet.
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38 and rain here. Envious of you all.
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66/65. Muggy. It looks like we are done with most of the heavier rain.
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Saw that as well, so awesome.
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There is currently a blizzard in North Dakota with temps in the single digits, while there is a hurricane hitting Florida. I know which one I would rather have personally..
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73/63. Crazy.
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Man what a torch Monday. 80+ looks pretty attainable.
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Pretty funky temps right now due to the low level inversion. 10+ degrees colder in SE MA then it is in parts of the higher elevations of the berkshires.
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Gonna be kind of dewy these next few days. Yuck.
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Not expecting much here but could be fun out in SE MA, the islands and coastal Maine.
