SouthCoastMA
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CMC/NAVY clip us on 22nd, and GFS is a close miss. I know that's a longshot, but I'm curious if 12z makes any additional slight moves. EURO/AI are well out to sea. Edit: Ok i missed all those posts before about it
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ineedsnow watching coastal folks trying to stop the west trend, as he posts the next clown map -
trending to shit here. congrats interior
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Reggie was disgusting for ESNE. Still the far west outlier
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A lot of education needed this week; Skynet, muthafukkas, etc
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Ya im probably one of the few who doesn't. I'd rather have a messenger tick of the GFS run
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Yeah it's pretty close, though best lift seems to be west. 6z ai is only a tick nw..and has been more consistent
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Looks precarious here..RGEM might've had a clue after all nice 300 mile shift west with the 6z Euro. not exactly steady eddie
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MOS guidance showing 8", I believe
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RGEM extrapolated seems like would be a decent hit. It sucks that the gfs was ass though
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That was a textbook melt. it's all good
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Now it just has a norlun reaching Cape Ann. Fraud 5 won't disappoint this time
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I just meant with cc, at least I think that's what was being implied by Tip.
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Doesn't seem like a large enough sample size to me to make any definitive correlations. Not saying there isn't though
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others say whiff, but could be the "biggest" storm of season here.
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You'd need sub zero for a week or more straight to make a dent
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Drove to Wareham today and eyeballing it looks they had just over 1", so a maybe a 1/2" more than here. Airmass was pretty marginal
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Would feel like one now. But if your talking 1-2ft+ then yes we'd need some blockage
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you can still get a 6-12" incher in a fast flow, like with a progressive miller b
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.75" total .25" this morning plus .5" this evening. snowed all day..but again, mostly melted
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Temp dropped to 32.5°. Maybe we can grab a parting inch as that trough swings by. about 1/4" accumulation today..much of what fell melted as the temp creeped over 33°
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mesos still say an inch+ right on coast/cape this afternoon when the trough swings southward. we'll see
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It definitely amped it up a bit for eastern mass. .2"-.3 qpf
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Agreed. The one in East Wareham is pretty solid though, and probably close to what reality is. I would say outside of ACK, the Cape is safely within the 30-40" range during the last 25 years.
