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Some redemption late in the event.  

GFS trying To phase out to 135.

Unc is a nice hit.

8 minutes ago, Typhoon Tip said:

What's with all the yellow snow -

Don’t eat yellow snow!

So eps seems to show a 4 wave pattern for the nhem in the long lead time.  That can hold for quite awhile if it comes to fruition.

1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

I'll take the big QPF and worry the rest later.

Agree.   

Uncle is a big qpf but messy system out at 168.

3 minutes ago, tunafish said:

I'm surprised by that.  I believe our (PWM) 30 year climo average is around 67".

And BOS 48 for the most recent 30 year mean but the long term mean is 43.

6 minutes ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

Wow, they average that much? More than I had thought...

What would BOS average if it were hundreds of miles north?  I’m not surprised at 110”.  PWM gets >50% more than BOS and they’re only 140 miles up the coast.

13 minutes ago, DavisStraight said:

Something will pop up out of nowhere.

In mid April

GEFS looking worse and worse in the pacific as we go run to run.  For now a model war.  FWIW GEPS more euro like bs gefs.

7 minutes ago, Modfan2 said:

I mean we hit 97 last April which was my high for the year, so we’re not that far out

Yeah but he was talking sustained warmth which I don’t count on before late spring unfortunately.

3 minutes ago, WinterWolf said:

They used to it seemed….? 

I think I read maybe 15 years ago that robins retreat into the woods for winter but don’t fly anywhere.  Growing up I thought they migrated.

7 minutes ago, Great Snow 1717 said:

Robins here too...

A few days ago, I saw 2 very tubby robins in my yard.  I know robins don’t migrate but their girth is a function of how much easier finding food has been this winter.

A ratter is a rattler until I see the drifts imby.

Speaking of the euro snowstorm on d9, gefs had it as well.

2 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

2007 has the biggest turn around percentage wise

From cherry blossoms in January to deep cold late month through March.  I remember flying out of Logan around 3/5/07 with temperatures in the single numbers which by then is not common.

1 minute ago, Ginx snewx said:

2018 2013 made good comebacks. 

What?    2017-18 had a big dump in January, epic cold for weeks leading up to it, a spectacularly warm February but with some snow, and an epic March.   2012-13 had a great March but the snow part of that winter was decent from December on.   But given February and March it was certainly back loaded.  I’m talking about the rarity of a full on ratter flipping late in the game.

3 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

93 man

92-93 wasn’t a turnaround though.  We had good to great snow months starting in December but a magnificent March!

For sne, it’s really unusual for a winter to flip mid February on.  2006-07 kind of did but more for NNE.  1959-60 growing up in NNJ had the most epic flip with a rock em sock em March after a crappy winter for a 13 year old snow lover.

2 minutes ago, AstronomyEnjoyer said:

Yeah, I know, it's just for the gag, but at first I was a little confused and for a second I thought I was poking the yard stick onto a green and my heart sank. Tee box still ain't great.

Take the hints you’re getting…

Definitely a suppression risk to me on gefs and eps today.   A little less nao would not be bad imho.

I had 26” for PD2-hard to top.  I was still south of 60 and shoveled vigorously and happily.  I walked up to Coolidge Corner in the last hours of heavy snow and it was deep deep snow in the air and ground.   I loved that winter and that storm.

1 hour ago, Prismshine Productions said:

Will try, but jetlag+a herniated (bulging) disc in my lower lumbar is an extremely painful combination. Spent the last 7 hours in bed and unlikely to move around til tomorrow morning




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Hope you feel better quickly.  But how do you get jet lag with a 1 hour time difference?

EPS  coming inside of d10 now.  It’s coming!