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1 hour ago, GCWarrior said:

I love AC install talk! 

Not that it’s ever right and I shouldn’t get sucked in but the NAM today has been getting interesting for elevated parts of central/northern New England Thursday. 

The NAM has certainly liked that idea over the past few runs. Hints of it in the SREF as well. None of the globals seem interested whatsoever though. 

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2 hours ago, weathafella said:

Rolling through lower SC en route to Savannah tonight.  We went through the cutoff and got rain from Richmond down to near the SC border.  Temps dropped to the low to mod 50s. As soon as we got out of it temperatures rose 10 degrees.  Currently 59 in rural SC and clear.  Tomorrow we go into summer from Savannah to Naples.

I'll hopefully be in Hilton Head SC on Sunday morning.


 

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2 hours ago, dryslot said:

Install season is June earliest and the norm is July.

I'm ready. When I work overnights this time of year and sleep during the day, the closed door and sun beating on the roof can get my bedroom up into the 72-73 degree range. No thanks. 

I flip those heat pumps over to cooling.

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1 hour ago, AstronomyEnjoyer said:

The NAM has certainly liked that idea over the past few runs. Hints of it in the SREF as well. None of the globals seem interested whatsoever though. 

SREFs is a NAM model so….

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6 hours ago, AstronomyEnjoyer said:

The NAM has certainly liked that idea over the past few runs. Hints of it in the SREF as well. None of the globals seem interested whatsoever though. 

Back to northern Maine only now on the NAM. It was a fun dream!  

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we take?

 This spells another round of rain and
potentially some high elevation snow (if nothing else, on the back
side with colder air coming in as the system exits). It`s too soon
to get into details on precip types and locations as it will be
heavily dependent on the storm track, but ensemble guidance is
indicating a 30-50% chance of 3+ inches of snow in the Berkshires
and Worcester Hills.
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38 minutes ago, ineedsnow said:

we take?

 This spells another round of rain and
potentially some high elevation snow (if nothing else, on the back
side with colder air coming in as the system exits). It`s too soon
to get into details on precip types and locations as it will be
heavily dependent on the storm track, but ensemble guidance is
indicating a 30-50% chance of 3+ inches of snow in the Berkshires
and Worcester Hills.

We’re glad you installed early for 2012. 

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8 hours ago, OceanStWx said:

I'm ready. When I work overnights this time of year and sleep during the day, the closed door and sun beating on the roof can get my bedroom up into the 72-73 degree range. No thanks. 

I flip those heat pumps over to cooling.

I'm talking window A/C units.

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39 minutes ago, dryslot said:

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If we March 10 again that will suck. Water still high as hell and pouring out of the hill. March 10 started at a lower flow so it won't take 10 inches this time. Who is that very handsome distinguished gentleman?

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16 minutes ago, Ginx snewx said:

If we March 10 again that will suck. Water still high as hell and pouring out of the hill. March 10 started at a lower flow so it won't take 10 inches this time. Who is that very handsome distinguished gentleman?

Hrrr destroys you. Doggies doing dog paddle down your driveway?

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Sneaky nape balm day tomorrow ( maybe...).

Small pocket of lower ceiling level RH coincides with residual warm in the 925 to 800 mb level at mid day ( Euro and NAM blend) suggests a 3 or 4 hour window of partly sunny, MOS buster highs.   Bears some comparison to this last Sunday afternoon

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