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Update for the storm on Monday, appears the significance of the impact to the morning commute on Monday morning could be severe from Chatham to Bourne, MA where heavier snowfall rates could slow travel down to a crawl.  Amounts could be between 8-12" stay tuned!

I am about to up the ante on the snowfall map for tomorrow, 3-6" is looking nice right now, will await 00z runs before going to change the map.

I decided to wait until tomorrow's 6z runs before making a snowfall map.  After 7 am.

Given that inversion heights are quite low on the GFS even, chances are flurries might be the only threat on Thanksgiving here in Harwich, MA and the rest of the outer Cape Cod area given dry air in place and the close proximity for a high-pressure center to near the area

I busted on the warm side of things with this storm, the storm came in colder and stronger with the omega and theta E airmass.  I should have known this was an overperformer.

It is in the editing process at this moment, I will let you read it as soon as I feel its ready.  I am not getting published at this time.

Awesome story

thanks

I will no doubt

awesome, I no doubt pay attention to your forum, we guys know the most on your region so I come to your forum to watch the comments on the latest snow events

I'm just pointing out the GFS run, no need to cry wishcasting.

Hmmm, why aren't people flocking to a newly written novel