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  1. rimetree
    12z reggie brings the low basically overhead and then due north. Probably doesn't matter but not sure it's been depicted that far e/se.
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    73kts at Isles of Shoals Friday AM
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    Yeah, seems like the last few runs have curtailed it and the initial round of rain doesn't seem as robust. Went from like 3+ inches down under 2" now. Hope it holds.
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    12z NAM seems to have cut back on the QPF here...I'll take it.
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    Any chance of decent squalls with this as the cold front pushes through? Even just a dusting on the end would be nice.
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    I wish Stein was there when you need him...don't need the basement puddling up again. Maybe we'll have some dry slotting to temper the flood.
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    Drove over to Peterborough to meet my daughter for lunch. Like a winter wonderland compared to the coast...especially coming over Temple Mt. Beautiful day up there. 32/21
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    Reminds me of this book that's been sitting on my shelf, unread, for several years. Got to pick it up some time just for giggles...
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    The December 1-3, 2019 event is my largest snow of the last four years at 17". Nice start that went on to a sub-par winter overall. The January-Feb period that season was pretty pathetic but the other recent years haven't been too bad. Definitely 80's sized events overall.
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    2.54" of water since Thursday. Sump pump has been running occasionally today.
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    Massive, persistent singal now emerges discretely in the models, 20th-23rd Is a singal a meteorological term for massive torching cutter? Nailed it. Oh well, two week vacation has commenced...time to douse the disappointment in some beer.
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    Some mood flakes flying after getting about an inch in the wrap around. If that rubber band doesn't snap soon I'm going at it with a big pair of scissors. 35/33
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    Track is quite a bit east from 18z it appears
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    1.73" of rain since yesterday. Still raining and stuck at 35/33. Looks like we might get a little white later tonight.
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    Just hoping for a few inches on the back side. Going from snow to rain sucks but going the other way is pretty cool. I also would like to exercise the new snowblower I picked up at the end of last season. We'll see. 36/22
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    Nice to have picked up 0.5" or so...sets the mood. 33/11
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    23/16 with very light snow. Ground whitening up a bit.
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    Hoping the expanded QPF showing on models is realized...getting a coating would be a win here. Low of 19 this morning, now 22/13.
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    1.34" in the Davis since yesterday. Still a 54/53 balmy December night. Let's get this crap out of the way now and bring on winter...
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    I think the takeaway is the op runs are going to be all over the place for a while. The GFS had the low next weekend over Toronto at 0z and over NYC at 6z. Just continue watching the evolution of the pattern for clues but detailed outcomes are a little suspect on the ops beyond 5 days.
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    Todays rain finishes the month a hair shy of 5 inches. First 15 days high temps averaged out at 63.5. Last 15 were 46.6. Nice gusts today with power flickering...46/41.
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    Approaching .80" of rain today. Nice day earlier with sun and temps in the mid 50s. That Wednesday system looks like it would have a decent squall line as depicted on models...maybe some damage?
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    Yeah, I know...it was initially titled 2020 instead of 2022. Thought Ray had a bit of a Freudian slip and predicting a repeat of that month. I'd take another 14" for December if it manages to stick around through Christmas at least but hoping we do a little better this year.
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    Is this a throwback thread or did you mean December 2022 Obs/Disc
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    Barring the summer-like warmth recently, it seems like things are progressing like a typical mid-late fall would. It's too early for big snow storms despite the model fantasies. I would actually like to see a couple decent rainy nor'easters before we start talking snow. That feels like November. If we can get into a pattern where the storms can develop despite being wet vs. white, it's a harbinger of better things later.
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