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Long lasting intense Cold for New England


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7 minutes ago, MarkO said:

The minus 10's for metro west is pretty impressive for Saturday night, but the combined - single digits and wind for Friday night might be more memorable. I can't offhand remember ever hitting -10'sF in eastern MA in my 47 years.

Christmas 1980 comes to mind. BOS hit -8 that morning and although there was a strong wind, some locations in the burbs probably hit -10. Oddly I can't find official records on wunderground, but I remember hearing on the radio a forecast for -10 to -15 actual in the burbs. This was after a high in the upper 30s the previous day.

Jan. 2003 also had a min about -7 in BOS, so probably then too.

 

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Love the NWS BTV... ha, gave me a shout-out.  Can't believe Taber actually wrote that in there. 

 

.LONG TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/...
As of 255 PM EST Wednesday...An active pattern expected as battle
between arctic air and modified Pacific air develops across the
CONUS...with several system anticipated to impact our
region...as the Gulf of Mexico becomes open for business.
Saturday/Saturday Night...well advertised cold airmass across
our region with 925mb temps btwn -28c and -33c. The combination
of building 1040mb high pres over Ohio Valley and departing sub
970mb low pres over the Canadian Maritime will continue to
produce brisk northwest sfc winds of 10 to 20 mph with localized
higher gusts Saturday...especially with progged 850mb winds of
25 to 35 knots. Dangerously cold wind chills continue on
Saturday...hopefully PF enjoyed the fresh 12 inches today on
Mansfield. However...as 1040mb crests overhead by 06z
Sunday...expect winds to quickly weaken by 00z Sunday and become
light trrn driven. These light winds combined with fresh snow
cover...and mainly clear skies temps will quickly drop. Expect
highs only -5f to -15f on Sat...with lows -15f to -30f Sat
night...with some values near -35f SLK/NEK and deeper/protected
valleys.
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1 hour ago, MarkO said:

The minus 10's for metro west is pretty impressive for Saturday night, but the combined - single digits and wind for Friday night might be more memorable. I can't offhand remember ever hitting -10'sF in eastern MA in my 47 years.

BED hit -14 Tuesday AM. 

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2 hours ago, MJOatleast7 said:

Christmas 1980 comes to mind. BOS hit -8 that morning and although there was a strong wind, some locations in the burbs probably hit -10. Oddly I can't find official records on wunderground, but I remember hearing on the radio a forecast for -10 to -15 actual in the burbs. This was after a high in the upper 30s the previous day.

Jan. 2003 also had a min about -7 in BOS, so probably then too.

 

Most remarkable thing about 12/25/80 was that BOS had an afternoon max of zero, IIRC.  But for the cheap 12:01 high, that would've been their coldest maximum on record.  (My data only goes back thru 1920; wonder what their max was on 12/30/17, when NYC topped out at 2.)

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6 hours ago, OceanStWx said:

Good to keep in mind the sensors are all going to be closer to the surface of the snow for this outbreak. ;)

 

As will the people outside who are experiencing/sensing the temperature.  So that adjustment would be in line with how it feels to people.  In other words, short people never really experience the 2m temps.  :)

I like seeing the forecasted high of -3* in my p/c for tomorrow.

2.4* off a midnight high of 15.7*, wind gusting to 30.

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