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First Winter Storm to kickoff 2025-26 Winter season


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26 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

That’s gonna be real close for Ray because it might be a little warmer below 925.

It is, but I think what may save me is the lack of wind in this event...no real mechanism to really drive the marine puke up my driveway, but it will be dicey given it's early December with no real antecedent high.

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1 minute ago, 40/70 Benchmark said:

It is, but I think what may save me is the lack of wind in this event...no real mechanism to really drive the marine puke up my driveway, but it will be dicey given it's early December with no real antecedent high.

I mean like 950 or so. Pretty stout east winds. But you will be close to the CF so the hope is for a Tip ageo north tug there. Which is possible.

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2 minutes ago, CoastalWx said:

I mean like 950 or so. Pretty stout east winds. But you will be close to the CF so the hope is for a Tip ageo north tug there. Which is possible.

The CF is probably going to bisect Methuen at it's most inland point, which will put me barely on the seaward side. I like Salem, NH out to KASH and down to ORH for a jack.

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1 hour ago, CoastalWx said:

I don’t think anything really has changed overnight. The euro ticking warmer wasn’t really a shock. This looks like a 495 north and west kind of deal with area still in question is inside 495 through about Kevin. The nam is out to lunch and zonked so that’s tossed.

I somewhat disagree with you. I know we don't use the n:am model as often, but it is in its range now. And then the GFS has a similar look to the NAM ( just not the crazy amounts the NAM put out ). But the GFS came down more from where it was and now has Connecticut in the zone of more snow. So to me that's a big change.

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2 minutes ago, dryslot said:

A shell of itself.

I think that not only is there more data, but other guidance has closed the gap....so like I said, I don't think the EURO has gotten worse... but it runs more often and other guidance is better. JMO....I don't want to incur the wrath of Wolfie.

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Just now, dryslot said:

A shell of itself.

Is there one model that has done a good job so far with this event. I would say definitely not. The GFS had most of the snow way north of Southern New England ( well it did have it into into western Mass ). Now that's shifted down quite a bit south and has it down into Connecticut. So you could say they're all a shell of themselves. The new Norm?

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