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Wake Me Up When September Ends..Obs/Diso


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46 minutes ago, powderfreak said:

SNE taking the shitty-day baton from NNE with this recent run.  The moisture gradient lifted NW during peak summer, and has been slinking SE lately as these more usual autumn highs build in from the north.  Maybe by winter it bottoms out in the mid-Atlantic?

With time, Gravity wins out............lol

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And there goes Saturday.:thumbsdown:

Not to mention Friday and maybe a piece of Sunday.

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Uncertainty with
Friday, through best chance for rain would be along the south
coast of New England. Rain continues on Saturday and perhaps
into early Sunday for portions of the region. This is highly
dependent on how far north a low tracks"
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And there goes Saturday.:thumbsdown:
Not to mention Friday and maybe a piece of Sunday.
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Uncertainty withFriday, through best chance for rain would be along the southcoast of New England. Rain continues on Saturday and perhapsinto early Sunday for portions of the region. This is highlydependent on how far north a low tracks"

You guys down there are getting shafted.

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That cold shot showing up for 3 runs now would get Killington open on the north ridge in October for the first time since 2018 IF they wanted it...at the very least, lots of mountains testing their guns and turning things white. Then again, 24 hours ago temps were looking like late May so it's all a dream right now.

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1 hour ago, kdxken said:

And there goes Saturday.:thumbsdown:

Not to mention Friday and maybe a piece of Sunday.

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Uncertainty with
Friday, through best chance for rain would be along the south
coast of New England. Rain continues on Saturday and perhaps
into early Sunday for portions of the region. This is highly
dependent on how far north a low tracks"

What was funny….was last week at this time, we thought that whatever was going to happen with last weekend’s washout, that gorgeous weather was coming for at least an extended period of time after that…or so we were told. 
 

As we know now, that is not going to happen. 2 nice days, and then the rain returns for a multi day stretch. 

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1 hour ago, SnoSki14 said:

So ensembles decided that fall is indeed coming now?

Beyond D10 ( or so ...) there's was a mode switch overnight.  The previous mass fields were orienting like there was no new signal beyond the warm up next week - it was more like fading to an echo but still there. That would lean toward a warm reload mid month... etc.

Now, the overnight ensemble means of all three (eps/gefs/geps) took on semblance of western heights and JB trough axis. Nothing very amplified but a wholesale change nonetheless.  

Do with it what we will until there's established consistency -

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