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If its just light rates, ratios will be crappy. But given the soundings on these more aggressive runs they wouldn't be terrible, provided the lift materializes. Some pretty good lift through the DGZ.

Looks like the Ukie jumped on board after really not having much at 0z. Hopefully the euro juices up some.

Yeah I'd like to see it get on board a bit, but those nam/gfs soundings are juicy for many.

Seems like it's coming a bit delayed. Most of ME is sub freezing. NE G35mph at the isles of shoals with 20s getting to Lewiston. High res were too bullish, but most of NH will be below 32 tonight.

Yeah that run would make quite a few happy

18z gfs is a decent burst for SNH Friday. Marginal temps but soundings are pretty good for a couple hours. Gonna need some decent bands or it'll be meh.

I think most of SNH gets the 38-42 high pre-dawn, but then I'll take the under by Thursday afternoon/evening. Globals backed off a tad, so I think the colder push gets delayed but not denied

Feel the same. Tossed right alongside the gfs today. Nam may end up a little too aggressive, but had the right idea. Hrrr wasn't too bad.

Its definitely irrelevant without a pack, but I do find these CAD into potential cold tuck setups interesting. Granted I'd rather have a day in the 60s at this point.

NE MA knows how to do one thing well. When in doubt, wedge it out!

I feel like the gradient will be tighter than it's showing. I can envison a pretty hard boundary between like 45 and 62, probably somewhere in MA

I can assure you the apps that get our data won't have 40

Yeah my deck and truck did glaze up but the driveway was ok

Light rain starting up and still 31F. Hopefully warms fast enough to avoid 93 Phil.

Nam manages to wedge down into NE MA Wednesday. May have to take down those high temps

Hes out burning the Christmas tree and a few of the kids presents

Decent CAD signal on some runs for Tuesday. Mostly just means a colder rain, but the 3k NAM trys to give a little ZR even down to the high terrain of N ORH Co.

Phil did some damage during the wind event, so it needed to happen. It was a pretty violent take down with some stuff already broken.

I took a look at the pattern the day after Christmas and ripped everything down too

62 ORH is a torch. Still some room to go up across eastern areas if it can fully mix out

57F orh, should see plenty of 60s across E MA.

Never managed to really mix out today in NH. I had a brief spike to 44, but back into the 30s now. Very stagnant air.

Looking at the soundings it's mostly just garbage mixing giving those 2m Ts. Should mix a little better than modeled with some light SW flow kicking in by the afternoon. Even NAM mos is 48 for MHT

I was in Windham still, so east of ASH. We may have have been closer to 18-19", but I was still a fairly young weenie and cant remeber exactly. I just looked at the old PNS ...Dracut 23.5" and ASH 20.5". I didnt have access to radar or anything at school (5th grade I think) and had no clue wtf was happening. I remember forecasts of 1-3", then wmur saying 2-4" as I left for school. It was all over by the time school got out, but a mess. I doubt we ever see a bust like that again, and wonder what today's models would have been showing.

One of my favorites, helped solidify my emerging snow weenie. I rememeber being at school, staring out into <100 yard vis all morning. Teachers dumbfounded over what was happening outside. Busses stuck all over trying to get kids home with 20" otg.