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SouthCoastMA

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  1. EPS is still 1" of liquid to canal. maybe 15 miles shift se vs 0z. I didn't look at 6z
  2. 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
  3. 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.
  4. 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
  5. Very glancing blow here on Euro OP, but not worse than 6z at least. Let's keep it within striking distance
  6. 6z Euro was basically a whiff so probably a little
  7. ECM-AI with small tick SE. Its well outside BM, and moves ENE. Lets get the trajectory on that more northerly.
  8. One of the GEFS ensembles near the mean is a 958mb on the benchark. Would probably send a giant deform band far inland.
  9. You just want to keep the storm on the table at this range. It's a good run for 120hr
  10. 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.
  11. Some weird dual low/barbell slingshot action going on with that. A lot to be sorted out still.
  12. ECM-AI a massive hit for eastern new England. Looking closer it ended up just outside benchmark
  13. Well, we all can't be winners every run. It's still 6+ days out and the ensembles have large spread.
  14. CMC has 32" on the snow map for PYM. These runs are too good for Day 6.
  15. 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!
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