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2 hours ago, snowman19 said:

We have reached the time of the year where in order to get a snowstorm anywhere south of New England you would need either A - A highly anomalous, record arctic outbreak/CAD in place (we don’t have that) or B - A storm to absolutely bomb on the benchmark with very heavy precip rates and very strong UVVs to dynamically cool the column and “create” its own cold air from above. Other than that, you now have climo, a September equivalent sun angle and length of day working overtime against you....

Euro is showing signs of this for next week, although I feel this is way more a threat for New England than south of New England because ingredient A is missing

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nice quarantine conditions..take. 

Friday...

Southern surface low and short wave make closest approach early in
the day, so we start off with cloud cover, with some lingering light
rain mainly over northeast CT into southeast MA. As the low moves
offshore winds become NW and skies become mostly sunny. Model
guidance showing highs in the mid 50s to low 60s. Aided by the NW
downslope flow, we could see a few spots in the CT River Valley or
eastern MA climb to the mid 60s.

 

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