weathafella
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Midlevels really look conducive to a big number somewhere between Kevin and Ray
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Euro H7 closed low goes over LI through the outer cape. Could be some fun up around NH/MA border.
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Pretty steady with little wobbles here and there. Euro seems a tad colder vs gfs tonight.
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Especially if you work from home.
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Snow day Tuesday. I’m excited legitimately for the first time this winter.
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Beefier precipitation? But nonetheless uncle is better when he downs 1 or 2 at lunch.
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Maybe ridiculed is too strong but I was told no way-not that far north! H7 goes right over NYC skirting south coast of new england.
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6-12 for most of sne into cne with a potential dendrite jack. I was ridiculed for suggesting a dendrite jack last night but it certainly is on the table today.
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Perfect! Treadmill comes Monday so I can root for snow again.
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The Euro came about 50 miles south. Still decent up to the pike and certainly not the mess that CMC and UKMET are. Low end warning event for MA with 4-6 near the NH border, 6-8 near the Pike, 8-10 for a lot of CT. With the 850 closed low passing close enough we could see a few hours of pretty heavy snow further north .
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You presume that the confluence holds. It may but it hasn't this year in this lead time.
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I hate to. put emphasis on any ICON output but I would love to. see the Euro match that tonight.
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Just wait and see. He’s 60 miles north of BOS.
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I thought with the trof going negative it and confluence moving east it would come further north. I honestly think this is a Dendrite event.
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Gets to just south of NYC as far as slamming snow but moderate snow up through CT/RI/southern MA.
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You can see how the GFS may well slam us tonight. The confluence out ahead with the southern stream not involved leaving more room to gain latitude. Let's see what happens. I'm through 81 now and see a nice cold foundation being laid on Monday 24 hours ahead of the storm.
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We’re not close just yet.
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1957-58 was strong with a monster in February and then the famous March 58. The one thing about March 58 is I was staring at 10-12 inches which was slushy on the roads making sledding on hard packed street snow/ice virtually impossible.
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Our new treadmill gets delivered Monday so bring it. I timed the pattern for when it should be harder to exercise outdoors.
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Windy blizzards come with the big ones. This is a potential medium sized one at best
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I know. What could go wrong…..
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Let’s lock the euro and enjoy Super Bowl weekend.
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My beer is Reingold the dry beer?
