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SouthCoastMA

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  1. weathergeek, can you polish this turd for me with AI
  2. the 6z GFS OP is painful to look at..useless cold and no warmth in sight aside from the cutter on Monday
  3. I don't think one ensemble member or op run is interesting for that timeframe. I'd rather not. That has been locked in like Monday's cutter.
  4. light coating so far. doubt we get much more than a quarter inch
  5. Sounds like sleet. Could probaby pull off a coating later
  6. Pretty amazing that all models locked in on Monday's upcoming cutter by 3/6 and never waivered. Nailed it 10 days out
  7. Lot of west coast ridging and east coast troughing, but the devil is probably in the details/magnitude.
  8. 58/55 now after a semi-chilly day in the mid 40s.
  9. Busting aside, luckily New England can also have snowy winters if departures are >1.0°.
  10. Yikes, Greta about ready to grab Wolfie by the balls til he's howling at the moon
  11. 44° here and 65-68° in Falmouth. low level NE flow ftl
  12. Thought we'd see mid 50s down here, but struggling to get past 45 still. Well see
  13. Ya that was a beast..clipped the Cape..but warning for outer Cape iirc Would be nice to get something akin to that to end the month/Winter
  14. 3/20 was another missed opportunity. Have a decent shortwave coming out of the gulf and the ridge just gets pushed east/trough lifts out beforehand.
  15. Should get well into the 50s today
  16. Would be cool to get a potent shortwave like the Euro shows around 3/21-3/22, but traversing SE across NJ instead of Maine, lol.
  17. Its an A maxed ~30-32" depth on 2/23
  18. It's basically close the shades for the next week, then hopefully something starts appearing on models for the last 1/3 of March. Not ruling it out, but pretty boring for the foreseeable future.
  19. It should be nearly or completely vanquished by Thursday morning. dews in the low-mid 50's overnight tomorrow: If you can survive that, then you might be able to retain it for a while afterwards.
  20. Just patchy at this point, and some coverage remaining across shielded areas. not sure it counts as 'snow cover'. I'll call the streak at 43 days
  21. When was the last snowy March, regionally? Seems like ages
  22. I haven't really followed the Winter 26/27 talk, but are we talking about a Super Nino? So we'll get a more active subtropical jet with more storm chances, with above normal temps. Kinda roll the dice with the storm tracks and lack of artic outbreaks..but could be worse I think. Eh, I'm think i'm mixing that up with Strong El Nino..in which case we might be fooked
  23. I'd safely say we can punt the next week for any meaningful snow in SNE. If it's not going to snow, just give me warmth
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