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SouthCoastMA

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  1. That's not ideal unless you live in NW CT or berks. Probably a monster deformation band in NY/VT. otherwise ,huge dryslot and precip issues galore
  2. the E/ENE movement after it bombs out does help it stay cool here. Let's hope we can keep that
  3. yeah it's moved about 400 miles since 18z last night. Now a Cape/EMA crusher. It will likely trend further west, even though I'd lock in right there if I could.
  4. Yeah I don't think this is one of those either or scenarios, where capture will send this to Trenton otherwise it will be a weak wave well southeast of benchmark. Phasing could occur closer to benchmark as well.
  5. hard pass on those super tucked runs. Dryslot/precip issues with those. Good to see an eastern envelope still with GFs/EuroAi
  6. LBSW look on Euro..though would still be good hit
  7. Yeah that's a great track for interior. 00z was better for SEMass/bogs. I'll take either over the GFS
  8. CMC is so amped that I would change to rain for a short time, verbatim. ill take it though, given how the GFS looked. Huge deformation band inland
  9. SPV has trended slower and further west the last two runs.
  10. a 3-5" or 4-6" thump from this would be a win SOP given models were sending cockatoos to Concord yesterday
  11. He saw it, but Dark Iceberg only posts about bad model runs now. Hopefully he can see the light again
  12. Let's get one of those western EPS members to verify, and then we can call it a day on winter.
  13. hopefully your tblizz act works out for us
  14. 44.6° had a solid 3-4" of pack this morning..will be gone soon.
  15. He engages too much, and it's wearing on him, but he won't admit it. Then you have ineedsnow, just finds the snowiest model or point and click forecast and gets his fix that way, while blissfully ignoring the bruce willis flags and negative discourse.
  16. GEFS were better than 6z, but still some work to do.
  17. let's go 50-100 more miles SE with the secondary transfer. We are still 3.5 days out, it is doable
  18. I know the 11.6" total is mine, but is the 14.5" report near me from a Coop?
  19. LOL - I sometimes do, but maybe I'm just better about controlling it in my early 40's 2010/2011 was my peak angst, because of missing out on several storms by a few miles. We even finished above average. That version of me today would probably cause some real Phil.
  20. It is what it is..It's disappointing..but at this stage in my life I can't let it affect me too much. If the last few winters occurred in my mid 20's, there would have been many more holes in the dry wall. I'm keeping an eye on 2/20, but that's about it. Expectations are ZERO.
  21. Here are MA/RI totals. Just some 'ass mist' on the deck and car tops here. ...Massachusetts... ...Dukes County... 1 SE Chilmark 2.0 in 0547 AM 02/12 Trained Spotter ...Rhode Island... ...Washington County... 1 WNW Westerly 2.5 in 0621 AM 02/12 3 W South Kingstown 2.3 in 0649 AM 02/12
  22. I'll be asleep so that's debatable .
  23. I could see someone pulling 2 or 3" on the islands if things break right. Maybe an inch here if we can tick this a few miles more north today. convergence at 700mb is nice, but I guess we also need to worry about dry air at 850
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