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13 hours ago, MJO812 said:

18 inches from that storm here in NYC in early February. Ended February with 26 inches and ended winter with 37 inches.

You had a dam good winter there Anthony..you certainly can’t complain about that. 
 

No complaints up here either...average is about 48”, finished at 50.5” here.  Not to shabby.   Could have/Wasn’t far from a lot better..but we missed out on some potential, and it petered out earlier than I had hoped. But overall it wasn’t bad at all imo...considering the grinch and the January shut out. If those two things were different, it really could have rocked.  

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1 hour ago, WinterWolf said:

Yup..my truck does that with the seats and the steering wheel..that’s so nice. Love that feature. And in the summer..the cooled seats come on when auto started.. that’s really nice too. 

We had a rental with heated steering wheel.  Loved that

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34 minutes ago, dendrite said:

Euro tosses that GFS garbage for next week into the weekend.

Glad we not EMA. Glad we in. We tried to tell him 

Following the 12z ECMWF, retrograding closed low will bring its
closest approach to SNE Mon and Tues, though it should stay far
enough away to produce little in the way of impact other than
enhancement to NW winds and greater cloudiness near the eastern MA
coast. Further west across the interior, mostly clear conditions
should be the rule.

At least on Mon, as the gradient increases supporting northerly
gusts 25-35 mph and relative humidities in the 30-35 percent range
in the interior, could have some fire weather concerns given the
lack of significant rain. Winds do project a little lighter on Tues
but it does not look to be a significant drop off in wind
speeds/gusts, so additional fire weather concerns could still result.

Highs Monday near the coast only top out in the upper 40s to low-mid
50s, with upper 50s to low 60s further inland. Similar highs
anticipated for Tues. Upper 30s to low 40s lows each evening given
the NW winds promoting nighttime mixing.
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