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Damage In Tolland

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  1. 22 minutes ago, 512high said:

    Thanks Kevin ,  now and then I see others talking about him, HM, (I just googled him etc.) thank you

    Lol dude. Totally joking . It’s Ants Masiello. He’s probably one of the top 3 atmospheric and long range guys in the industry. To that I am 100% serious. 

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  2. 13 minutes ago, mahk_webstah said:

    Interesting...elevation dependent.  I guess we'll see how it trends. i figured some frozen on the front end due to very cold air over the weekend and snowcover, but then a change to pure rain before the next cold front....and then maybe that miller A, eh?

    55-60 up there?

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  3. 13 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

    Fluff is overrated unless you are skiing. For pack and overall impressiveness, meh. It’s cool if it falls gently and stacks. That’s when it tends to fall and slide off objects making it almost deeper than it appears. But hours later, it’s already suffering from shrinkage. I’d take 10” of paste over 15” of powder any day. There’s also something impressive about heavy wet snow stuck to trees and seemingly doubling the diameter of the limbs. 

    Shaking you so hard with violence agreeing

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  4. 1 hour ago, RUNNAWAYICEBERG said:

    I agree with you but it is just an attention seeking troll so any responses essentially feeds its desire to troll even more. That’s all it really cares about. That’s why it changed its SN from BIrving to something more ‘catchy’. So just block or ignore. Save your frustrations for weather ;)

    Taylor?

  5. 14 minutes ago, ORH_wxman said:

    There's some truth to this....I rememeber talking in an exchange with dendrite a couple days ago about the obscene mid-level inflow. I was starting to worry about a firehose and that we might have some monster totals. We never totally got the Mar 2013 look (though for a time it started to look like that last night), but we didn't need to get it to have a big storm because this moved so slow and had a better wrap-around ML structure this morning than that storm.

    Never give up when you have a potent ULL going at that latitude underneath us.

    It’s a great tried and true method of forecasting snow 

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