HIPPYVALLEY
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Bigger precip field with this one I would think. -
I said to Ray last night that a track over Boston wouldn't surprise me.
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I'll take my chances with the inland runner look.
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QPF queens will fret but deformation bands back into Albany on the table.
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Breezy on the coast. I like that we have model consensus on something big, regardless of where we see it tracking atm.
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Probably not but I can see it going over Boston.
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Too early to toss anything. Wednesday we can start bashing individual runs.
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well within the realm of possibilities. gonna' snow where it wants to snow.
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We got about 10 minutes of light snow here around 10pm but that was it.
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Dec 2020 storm was 17" here. The early Feb 2021 was only about 9" imby. But yeah, that Dec 2020 was pretty long duration.
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I don't remember the last time somebody said "this baby is crawling up the coast". I will be quite happy with any system that brings me 4-6" or more.
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It is not a bad look at this range.
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OK, game over, back to storm talk...
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Yeah, not a fan. Great game though
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Yes, looks pretty paltry everywhere.
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I like it when Albany gets snow from a coastal.
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Yeah, we have a big W MA, outdoor Cub Scout event on Saturday but the timing pretty much points to that day no matter what the final solution is.
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The players are still pulling into the parking lot, never mind worrying about who is on the field.
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Check back on Tuesday night for a better confidence level in where this is heading.
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Way too far out still but you certainly want to see a trend towards better wave spacing.
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18/10. Nice mid-winter day. Our back yard grows exponentially in the winter when the wetland freezes.
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I experienced Feb 78 and the April 97 storms in the Boston area but I still think my all-time favorite was the January 2005 blizzard. I was in Cambridge and it snowed for over 30 hours. Measuring was tough with the drifting but it was well over 30” with drifts over 5 feet high. Hours of whiteout conditions.
