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wx2fish

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  1. I think most of us would if this run ever verified. That is a wild look in the 11-15 day. Let's try to get BRO an event over 1" before SE NH
  2. Yep, same here. Much colder than last year though. MHT was +7F last Dec. Gonna change some with today and tomorrow, but it's kinda wild that through 12/29 MHT has almost the same avg temp as last January and 3F colder than last Feb.
  3. METAR KBOS 132300Z 06047G62KT 0SM +TSSN -BLSN OVC/// M01/M01
  4. 0z Nam(s) actually got a little better, esp berks through SNH. Normally wouldn't care about 0.1" leq, but it would be nice to refresh the sublimated dusting out there.
  5. If I get 1" it'll be my biggest storm of the season.
  6. Sublimating away in the sun here. Was just up around exit 4 and there was virtually nothing left. Brown Christmas unless Xmas eve can produce 1-2".
  7. Nam looks very uninspiring. Would be nice if we could get this up to a 1/10" or more leq for all, but thay might be tough.
  8. Maybe a half inch here. Just a brutal start from MHT S&E to 495 around here. I think it's snowed 5 or 6 times for 1.5" total.
  9. Can work with the end of the EPS (now into early Jan)
  10. Hrrr holding the wedge longer too for this area. Predictable, but the wind threat looks bleak for SNH. Downpours have been adding up here anyway. Up to 0.9"
  11. High res trending slower to erode the wedge. Pack remains intact up there. May even take til near dark down here.
  12. Christmas tree up in flames in Weymouth if that run verified.
  13. Yeah and like Scott posted yesterday it would be nice to get some breaks in the showers across Eastern areas to let things mix a little better ahead of the squall line.
  14. That's one thing I've kept thinking about. We've dramatically outpaced the background warming trend over the past several winters. Is that a sustainable trend? The persistentance of torched DJFs has been pretty remarkable, however, I'm in the same camp and feel there will be some reversion back toward baseline in the not too distant future.
  15. May need to watch for a shallow inversion down there with such a warm airmass and winds off the water. Should be windy regardless but may take some off the top end potential
  16. Not the most exciting stuff, but Tuesday looks pretty cold tucky as the mesolow moves into the GOM. May see alot fzdz right down into N MA if some of the meso runs are right. Not exactly setting the interior up for big winds unless we really see an amped low well to the west.
  17. Euro is even more wedged. We know the drill across NH. Congrats on the wedge til fropa
  18. Yeah 12" and 24" events in Jan 2022. I get your point though, can be skewed by larger events. Although, Boston is probbaly more prone to that type of distribution with a lower seasonal avg near the water.
  19. Boston was above normal in 21-22 along with the monster Jan storm. BN stretch has been longer for us NE MA and SE NH folk
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