weathafella
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I actually thought that showed some improvement in the 11-15.
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Eps with a nice look today. Transition week 1 in January and full blown winter week 2?
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And then January moderates and February brought us 70s before a great March saved winter.
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She knows how jealous I am!
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We’re taking our daughter to BTV where she’ll be living for a spell. Should be interesting in that we’re driving up 1/8or 1/9. Probably 1/8 coming back 1/10
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Still cover at home and work. Hope to kill it today.
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The fear of 2011-12 is so palpable
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Lower heights near AK are fairly common in ninos yet we tend to get good snows, 2012-13 was a warm yet snowy winter.
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That’s a week or more away. zzzzz till then.
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zzzzzz,,,,,
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Thanks Steve! Fingers crossed....looking wintry to open 2020.
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Through 12/21 BOS: -0.8***** BDL: -3.0 PVD: -2.8 ORH: -4.0 Sore thumb
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I’m actually looking forward to a full melt. Our dog had major surgery last Thursday and having to maneuver on ice while she is really disabled for a few days has been tough. ACL plus meniscus tear repair left hind leg. Hopefully good as new by spring.
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Link?
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You may be above normal. BOS averages about 7-8 for December with a long term seasonal mean of 43 inches.
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This reminds me of last years gradient but this year it’s maybe 100 miles further south?
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What’s your snowfall to date vs average?
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Sales department gone wild...
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Which ones? I don’t recall seeing it said here....
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We need Kevin in sales to interpret
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I think a snow threat or 2 shows up more definitively in the next couple of days for the remainder of December.
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The clipper that blew up. Before regional forums and MA folks were bullshit...lol
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NAO is giving us chances. If that PNA is right-Archambault event in the first days 2020?
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Everyone cashed in 2010-11
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How does anyone get altitude sickness at such a low altitude? Commercial airliners pressurize at roughly the height of the mount Washington summit.
