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It's fine. You can still discuss what they show 6 days out, whether favorable or not.
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James' posts of late have harkened back to the old school James that turned every vortmax into 1/22/05. But I can't say I hate it
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He's not wrong, if you look at the GFS verbatim for SEMass. Obviously, probably lots of changes ahead regardless.
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You need this system translated about 50-100 miles further south to lock in some colder temps. Otherwise it's an easterly flow blood bath in the lower levels. A CMC evolution could work, but most on here would hate it if that transpired
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RGEM is nice here, along with the NAM. After a couple beers, I'd take em home
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I remember that 2/93 storm. A brooding 10 year old weenie living in Wareham, cursing at the flurries outside knowing the mid and outer cape were shoveling a couple feet.
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Meh on that run verbatim here. Rainy
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Winds look more North or NNW at times..so I could see you getting a couple inches + given the airmass.
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Easterly winds warm up the BL.
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Seems like there's a 12 hour difference between a full fledged capture and a complete whiff. that energy diving in is too late and acts as a kicker. Shame
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Our system..you mean Bermuda's. The trend is not your friend
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Somewhere between 8-9"
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Yeah. That 29th storm is a monster. Shades of late March 2014..and still 7 days out. The CMC tries to capture it with that lobe in Quebec..and the ridge looks slightly better. But normal caveats 7 day out, and it's still mostly a miss
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Thanks! Man, my current location probably got hammered in this one: downtown Sandwich, a couple miles from the Sagamore bridge. iIRC, Wareham received about 8" which was my old old locale
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The imagery of this on Cape Hatteras would add more gasoline to some of the biggest weenie meltdowns to date:
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I do remember it being late January, now that you mention it. So that may be it Yeah, that be it: On January 27, a low pressure system which developed just off Cape Cod, Massachusetts brought a major ice storm for portions of the Canadian Maritimes on January 28 after dumping a few inches of snow across coastal sections of Massachusetts and Maine, and up to 13 inches (33 cm) of snow on Cape Cod
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Anyone remember a storm between 10-12 years ago that had a pretty intense band back in to the Cape and hammered Upper Cape/ Manomet. If I recall messenger was doing naked snow angels but a very sharp cutoff to the northwest. By anyone I mean Will..lol. I wouldn't expect anyone else to remember given the location. Would love to see a radar loop of that
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So what went right during the 04/05 season..I remember there being a consistent Greenland block/-NAO from late Jan on. The PAC must have been more cooperative? Although, it did favor the coast still so maybe those further inland would curse that season
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My old stomping grounds must be close to an inch The solid dusting here has pretty much melted away
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That period between 1/27 and 2/3 is our chance.
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I've had one notable norlun/inverted trough pan out here in the last 10 years (2013). Really tough to be in the right location, but I guess some areas are slightly more favored.
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You're not allowed to lose hope. You need to act as a beacon of light for all the weenies that have lost their way
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I'll take days like today - mid 40's & sunshine. over a cold, windy, and dry pattern
