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SouthCoastMA

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  1. That was a massive blue ball. IIRC it was a sub 960mb behemoth east of benchmark, which got the outer cape/ACK into warning criteria
  2. To keep it simple, the the takeaway for me is the 12z EPS/Euro were a slight improvement over 6z. If it trends in opposite direction again for 18z/0z - then I'll start to be concerned about a true whiff. I'm also on the Cape, so theres that.
  3. I never understood those who punt 5 days out on storms that aren't far off from being huge. gotta be some sort of coping/defense mechanism. Let it play out a bit more
  4. Very glancing blow here on Euro OP, but not worse than 6z at least. Let's keep it within striking distance
  5. 6z Euro was basically a whiff so probably a little
  6. ECM-AI with small tick SE. Its well outside BM, and moves ENE. Lets get the trajectory on that more northerly.
  7. One of the GEFS ensembles near the mean is a 958mb on the benchark. Would probably send a giant deform band far inland.
  8. You just want to keep the storm on the table at this range. It's a good run for 120hr
  9. A 968mb low SE of the benchmark would obliterate SE areas. Long way to go with this one. ICON was a whiff but probably an improvement over 6z.
  10. Some weird dual low/barbell slingshot action going on with that. A lot to be sorted out still.
  11. ECM-AI a massive hit for eastern new England. Looking closer it ended up just outside benchmark
  12. Well, we all can't be winners every run. It's still 6+ days out and the ensembles have large spread.
  13. CMC has 32" on the snow map for PYM. These runs are too good for Day 6.
  14. lol - yes, just for fun and my description didn't do that justice. Unmeasurable amounts of snow and drifts connecting to roofs. AI slop images not needed when you have it in reality!
  15. Yeah, safe to say what the ICON is showing here would be epic. somebody getting 20-30 with that look
  16. Yeah I didn't really notice any sleet. Maybe a few pelllets mixed in when it didn't matter overnight.
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